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TRP TI1.3 Brake Hose Connector

It does require bleeding most times

Kinlin XR31 TS 24x31mm disc rim
Kinlin RD-3FT 30x31mm disc rim
-> https://kinlin.com.tw/

Dt swiss E550 26x30mm disc rim
Dt swiss A510 24x30mm disc rim (internal nipples)

I like dt swiss 350 hubs (the branding used to be a sticker that could be removed, not quite sure about newest versions), solid, very low maintenance.
Change the rackets from 36t to 18t for a nice low noise hub.

Edit: There is a 35mm deep aluminium rim under different names that I have not tried myself (expensive...)
Fratelli FX2035 Air 622mm Disc at ginkgo-veloteile.de
DUKE-Rim-28-Road-Runner-35-Disc-Aluminium-symmetric at R2.com

Great, thanks, I will try that.

Im looking for Kinlin rd-3ft rims with 24 holes. Preferably a Eu seller, but really anywhere.

ginkgo-veloteile.de only have 32h
the cycle clinic have 32h and 28h
bitexhubs.co.uk have 32h and 28h

Has anyone seen rebranded versions. Halo?

TRp makes a Hose Coupler

https://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=105419

You could change olive and insert to sram (at your own risk...)

or
https://www.ticycles.com/components/hydraulic-brake-line-coupler

Those sram levers use a special tilted banjo connection. As far as I know only original sram hoses work with them:

try the guide here

These are really narrow but with not a lot of drop
HUP 32cm/34cm/36cm/38cm Compact Drop Handlebars
I found that the drops are a bit short. They work but I think they would be better with a 20mm extender on the end

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I also have the FSA super energy compact bars in 360mm from the post higher up and the measurements listed are accurate. 360mm c-to-c drops, 350mm c-to-c hoods.

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Fouriers Nanko 320mm 340mm

I have not tried this one because the drop shape looks bad for me, but maybe it works for someone else. I think you can find them or similar on aliexpress.

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There are also these track bars! (Maybe you can fit some shifters on them, hard to guess from the drawings).

Velobike Track Sprint Handlebars 300mm,320mm,350mm
But very expensive... !

I have seen people store their lock by locking it around the top and down tube just behind the headtube. Probably only works with certain frame designs (+ i guess no mudguards) . I cannot seem to find a photo that shows it in action...

Kinlin xm-25t
http://www.spacycles.co.uk
shop.ginkgo-veloteile.de

https://rec.bicycles.tech.narkive.com/1OIXhKT5/bottom-bracket-for-mavic-631-cranks

Halfway down the page there is a comparison of JIS, ISO & Mavic BB tapers.

Mavic looks closer to ISO.

I have a set of Mavic starfish cranks that I use with a 102mm ISO bb. But it is a singlespeed setup so that doesn't really help you. (41mm chainline)

My guess is a 114mm ISO bb or there about will work for you. (+6mm each side so the large chainring is at 47mm chainline)

Where should the chainrings be at campagnolo 10s? 40-47 (43,5mm)?

ha yes, ill fix it

I’m assuming normal race spokes at a quarter of the price will work especially if you file down 1 side

If you mean making your own flathead (t-head) spokes out of normal straightpull spokes, you could use Damon Rinard´s method:

Just squeeze a straight pull spoke in a smooth jawed vise, Just include the first ~20mm of spoke wire in the vise too, then it automatically stops. A shop vise can't possibly provide too much pressure

I would not recommend filing spoke heads

I need a hollow m10 axle that is at least 154mm long for a m6 bolt conversion. Does shimano make one? Where should I be looking? I can only find 141mm and 146mm ones.

edit: Ahh I found a wheels manufacturing one at sjs cycles, but I need (cheap) EU stuff...

It looks like this fork -> https://www.lfgss.com/comments/12652874/
so only 23-25 tyres

23mm durano on 18mm/24mm rim

also the fork is not very stiff, flexes a lot.

yes

Yes I guess so (+ thread pitch m12x1.0) but they have various lengths 124/118mm to 114mm...

Which thru axle can I use in a 3t strada fork (3t fundi)?

3t sell a syntace x12 road 100 axle that fits both the strada + exploro.

Does that mean any x12 road front axle works? Specialized seems to use the same specs and are cheaper, do they work?

And q-factor has gone down to 129mm ...uhhh looks promising!

Yes:
1-1/8" 45/45 (not campagnolo)

Here are some numbers for fc 6700 which confirm what Brommers said. They are from a shimano frame specification manual that I can't find at the moment.

ha yes!

Hunt also sells rims alone (this should be kinlin rebadged)
silver 20h:

I have one for sale, but in Denmark, so postage is probably not going to be cheap because of customs.

I have changed to shimano flat mount calipers+ hylex levers and it works fine. The pistons are 22mm diameter instead of 21mm so there should be a bit more lever throw (+10%), but I don't notice it and can't really remember how it was before.

There is also a hylex RS flat mount caliper which you could change to.

You are going to install a 5mm shorter bb each side (113 -> 103mm). To do that make sure you have 5mm free each side now with the longer 113 mm bb. So there is space to give for the shorter BB (before you buy....)