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• #3353
in DT?
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• #3354
Not exactly. Got rear-ended before I got to fuck about with them.
A few options were considered.
You might be able to squeeze it past. "Everything fits with enough force" is my motto.
Remove the rivnuts altogether.
File the rivnuts down somehow.
Trim the end of the VCLS seatpost.
Relocate the battery - I bought extra cables to move it to the framebag with idea of moving it to one of the aerobars for a more permanent solution. -
• #3355
There wasn't a big enough gap for it on the AT downtube. Dunno about the Strael. Not sure I'd want to remove BB material to fit it.
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• #3356
No room to fit it into the DT, it’s a steel frame with quite thin tubes and bb shell.
I can forgo the vcls seatpost if necessary, but I’ll see if the battery can squeeze in first.
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• #3357
My battery had a cover on it, so not sure if removing that would've allowed it to fit. Didn't get so gung ho with forcing it in while I wasn't sure of the ability for me to remove it.
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• #3358
Could you get an external battery to play with? I've seen some installations with it under the saddle.
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• #3359
Or use the BTC1 case which mounts your internal battery in an external case using cage bosses. Also includes a 6 port passive(B) junction.
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• #3360
You can mount the internal battery externally so you don't need the external battery. Like I said, I bought extra cables for mine to just dangle it in the framebag until I came up with a more permanent solution.
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• #3361
It was more that it's a bit more compact rather than you can't do the internal on the outside if you get what I mean.
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• #3362
You wont be able too.
Should have asked me first doughnut.
Put the battery in the frame bag. or down the stem and into the seat tube. Or in tri bar end It's a bit of a budge but the vcls is worth it.
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• #3363
Yup, Swift just told me that you have yours in the frame bag! I won't have the frame bag or the tri bars on all the time so I may have to suck it up and use a standard seatpost. I'm used to a very stiff carbon frame, or alloy with an alloy post so I'm sure a carbon seatpost in a steel frame will feel pretty plush anyway.
Unless you can you elaborate on this - 'or down the stem and into the seat tube'
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• #3364
Take the stem off and forks out and see if it'll fit down the head tube and into the down tube. just tape the cable to the body so you can pull on the cable on get it out.
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• #3365
Ah, ok. It's definitely not going to fit down there either!
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• #3366
Should have got sram :)
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• #3367
^+1
This all sounds like a lot of faff ;-) -
• #3369
Only in order to use a specific seatpost that I got cheap on ebay. I'll just do without.
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• #3370
It depends on how often you change gear obviously, but 50-60 hours is about average.
The charger isn’t that big, comparable to the Di2 charger I think.
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• #3371
You can charge Di2 via USB from a battery can't you? So no need for a separate charger.
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• #3372
Same with the Etap charger, it’s micro USB. Also you could also carry at least 4 extra batteries for the size of the di2 charger block.
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• #3373
Ah maybe the photos make it look bigger than it is.
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• #3375
Anyone feeling flush?
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