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Retro_Bastard
frank9755
The boardman is alive and well, inherited the Chorus 11s group from the BMC, and for now a Kinlin-Powertap wheelset on it. Havent got a PF30-campa BB so running a sram crank on it for now.
Shitty bike picture, but really popping Lizardskins bartape:
TT bike project!
Flatmate just got delivery of a rear disc, looking good and got it for a good price. Paired with my tubular Zipp 404 front it comes to <1550g for the pair.
Redesigned the TT extension shifter for Di2, a lot more simple. Slips to the end the extension, and further held in place with the bartape/grip tape. Simple momentary switch glued into it (and topped off with a rubber cap), and cable is routed down the side to the original shifter cable hole of the extension. Now that I typed this out, realized I could have routed it through the front. Back to the drawing table I guess :D
Edit: And the way this will work with the Di2 system is that those momentary switches will be connected to the circuit board from the GRX shifter above in this thread.
Got my aero bottle as well, 2 for 1 price basically so got a 600ml and a 900ml. Main event Im doing on this bike this year is the 90km bike leg of a triathlon race.
Either Im gonna buy the stock Profile design mount, or if my compression moulded carbon skills live up to my expectations I might come up with something. I need to raise the front even more anyway, so need a bridge. That will be the starting point, then the bottle mount, then a garmin. Drawing is definitely not to scale, havent got the bike with me so just eyeballed the distances between extensions, and the length is just like 15cm or something.
