2020 Supersix Evo Hm

[raph37]

Current setup:
Frame: supersix evo hm replica size 56
Groupset: ultegra 8070
Crankset: s works powermeter 175 50/34 610 grams ( Will change the ring soon for a praxxis)
Bar stem combo: black inc 345 grams with garmin mount
Pedal: dura ace 9100
Saddle: Specialized oura with carbon rail (the one fitting my bottom)
Wheelset: custom 44mm and 22mm inner width with new 180 ratchet exp hubset and aerocomp spokes for an heavy rider 1450 grams, turbo cotton tires, xtr 160 rotors and sram xg1190 tuned 12/30
Actual weight as pictured: 7,1 kg

[Dan Gerous]

Nice! And good weight without crazy light parts.

[takos03]

Very nice build! Beautiful frame..

[cerro]

raph37: How did you get that crank to work with BB30a? No bearing adjust and just a wavy washer and maybe some shims?

[raph37]

raph37: How did you get that crank to work with BB30a? No bearing adjust and just a wavy washer and maybe some shims?

Exactly: 1 shim and 1 wavy washer and it works perferctly

[refthimos]

We tried to get the S-Works PM to work on my SystemSix, but the spindle is just soooo short that we couldn't get it to clear. I may give this PM another run on my EVO3 build, but for now it will be SISL2 with SRM, which is pretty close (through not quite as light) as the S-Works.

[raph37]

We tried to get the S-Works PM to work on my SystemSix, but the spindle is just soooo short that we couldn't get it to clear. I may give this PM another run on my EVO3 build, but for now it will be SISL2 with SRM, which is pretty close (through not quite as light) as the S-Works.

Have you removed the bearing adjuster on the left side of the Cranks?

[bikeboy1tr]

This is an extremely nice build and now that I see you getting a disc bike to that weight without too many super light parts makes me want to have one. That wheelset must be extremely light to get a disc bike to 7kg. Anything special for caliper hardware and discs?

[raph37]

This is an extremely nice build and now that I see you getting a disc bike to that weight without too many super light parts makes me want to have one. That wheelset must be extremely light to get a disc bike to 7kg. Anything special for caliper hardware and discs?

Nothing special about brake system. The wheelset weight 1450grams: no so light but built for stiffness and use bit tires

[iamraymond]

That's a really impressive weight considering all the integration and the wheelset you've chosen.

I'm interested in the tuned xg1190 12-32 cassette. You have any more details on that?

[Dan Gerous]

Encouraging for my aim to eventually build one under 6.8kg.

[raph37]

That's a really impressive weight considering all the integration and the wheelset you've chosen.

I'm interested in the tuned xg1190 12-32 cassette. You have any more details on that?

11t cog removed on a 11/26 xg1190 then I put a 30t miche last position sprocket. So finally I have a 12/13/14/15/16/17/19/21/23/26/30 range cassette and it works fine

[raph37]

Encouraging for my aim to eventually build one under 6.8kg.

Pretty easy with speedplay pedals, lighter saddle and bike ribbon, forget the powermeter to and you won’t be far of 6,8kg

[raph37]

Encouraging for my aim to eventually build one under 6.8kg.

Pretty easy with speedplay pedals, lighter saddle and bike ribbon, forget the powermeter to and you won’t be far of 6,8kg

And dura ace di2 instead of ultegra di2

[Dan Gerous]

Encouraging for my aim to eventually build one under 6.8kg.

Pretty easy with speedplay pedals, lighter saddle and bike ribbon, forget the powermeter to and you won’t be far of 6,8kg

And dura ace di2 instead of ultegra di2

My plan would be with DA Di2 indeed, XTR rotors, Hollowgram SISL2 with SpideRing SL, different bar+stem, wheels (not sure what yet, DT's PRC 1100 25Y maybe?), tubeless tires (either new Schwalbes or new Michelins that will be out early 2020)... but I'd stick with DA 9100 pedals, I used Speedplays for years, way too much maintenance for me.