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Where will you stuff the cable junction box?
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can't you run the skinny wires
in the shell under the bb and stuff the box at the bottom of the downtube...or is the opening there too small?
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And they were who I thought of immediately when I saw the OP's question. Ti Cycles built a ti quill stem for me. It came out perfectly. Good shop.
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or the down tube, for that matter
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That could work.....you'd need to use really long wires from the other areas so that they could all be long enough to come out of the seat tube to get clicked into the B-box but that should work.
I'd for sure want to secure the post-battery wire very well to the B-box so it can't come unclicked if you pull the post out. It would suck to have that wire mess stuffed down into the lower seat tube and not be able to get it out! dave |
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I would have a tendency to bet that one of Shimano's new new things here in the next year is going to be wireless Di2 so unless you HAVE to have that bike Di2 RIGHT NOW, hold off for a bit.
No, I don't have any insider info, but I DO have a hunch M |
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Carbide in hand tools is asking for trouble. It's a great material for cutting tools but if everything isn't locked down it's pretty unforgiving and you'll be snapping your $50 drill bit in the blink of an eye. Titanium doesn't require carbide by any means, especially for just a couple holes. A center drill is perfect for holes in round tubes.
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Just an FYI...
This thread made me think about drilling my new(ish) to me Routt RSL. I called Moots and: 1. They will do it for a reasonable price. I think it was $100. 2. They told me their dropouts are a maze and that I would never (unless I was really lucky) be able to drill in the right spots to connect the top of the stay to the back of the dropout. I've decided to hold off for now as I'm making my current setup work, and while the drilling part is inexpensive, when you add in a refinish (required, I believe) and shipping it's around $500. |
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shimano does it their own way. I think they are going to be all in on 12s, with a 'smart' front der ala XTR, but still wired(maybe only 1 shifter)..at least the ders..'maybe' wireless shifters talking to ders but still hardwired ders to battery..
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