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• #177
That is a very posh version of the quarter-chainring! Looks great.
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• #178
Everytime I see this it amazes me how good this build is <3
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• #179
Amazing bike. Can you share what you've had done for the dynamo routing, both front and rear?
I'll have some alterations made to my frame soon and I'm debating whether I should add routing for the rear lamp myself.
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• #180
Not concerned about the Rohloff flanges shitting themselves? They do the flange rings in silver too…
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• #181
@kjlem tyvm
@sealclub I had guides for dynamo added to the fork, downtube and under the platform supports when I got all the other work done. from the BB shell, it's just routed inside the fender to the taillight with gorilla tape. I'll take some photos when I have a chance.
@sbbohr Not terribly worried, no.
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• #182
Here are some photos of the dynamo routing - it's surprisingly hard to get good pictures, but here you go.
The coax cable snaps into the guides on the fork and downtube without any need for a zip tie etc. The guides under the rack are just hydro guides. On the downtube you can see a stick-on Di2 thingy - this is because the guides were spaced too far apart causing the cable to droop a bit. The plan is to go back this winter to have two more added along with a third hydro guide for the underside of the rack where the fat ziptie is now. The mess with the noodle and the R-clips is due to the fact that the light doesn't move with the fork.
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• #183
Thanks so much for all the pictures, that's exactly what I needed! Are you happy with the "snap" guides (do they hold the cable correctly?), and do you happen to know where your framebuilder got them/what's the reference?
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• #184
I'm very happy with them. He fabricated them from scratch using tubing with a 3mm ID I believe.
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• #185
Good to know, thanks again!
Had a little light mount made for it recently - really happy with how it turned out.