Lazy la , just gonna use ti bolts
Are titanium bolts durable/reliable? Heard somewhere it is weaker.
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Lazy la , just gonna use ti bolts
so far i used.. its okay.. on 3T.
Build with di2 shld be ok. Mine also fully internal. Halfway I wished I spend the extra few hundred for 105 di2 instead of mech. especially routing for the handlebar, its almost impossible to squeeze 4 housings in a tight space.looks okay so far , will really know after a year or two. but pretty easy to build up
You can go another option like wireless SRAM AXS Rival Shifters and Derailleurs. So only left 2 physical brake housing.Build with di2 shld be ok. Mine also fully internal. Halfway I wished I spend the extra few hundred for 105 di2 instead of mech. especially routing for the handlebar, its almost impossible to squeeze 4 housings in a tight space.
Sram uses dot fluid right ? It is very corrosiveYou can go another option like wireless SRAM AXS Rival Shifters and Derailleurs. So only left 2 physical brake housing.
5.1 dot. not really. use freshwater or isopropyl alcohol wash off after your disc brake work.Sram uses dot fluid right ? It is very corrosive
Will probably go with Shimano as the current road bike that I have is with shimano .5.1 dot. not really. use freshwater or isopropyl alcohol wash off after your disc brake work.
yup doing di2 semi-wireless, only 1 cable to run thru the back, now to find out where to put the batteryBuild with di2 shld be ok. Mine also fully internal. Halfway I wished I spend the extra few hundred for 105 di2 instead of mech. especially routing for the handlebar, its almost impossible to squeeze 4 housings in a tight space.
Model | Weight | Actual Price | Remarks | |
Frame | HYGGE | 1010 | 756 | Exclude- Hanger, Seat Clamp with bottle cages bolts (steel) |
Fork | 349 | Uncut | ||
handlebar | 395 | Gross weight - 375g , weight inclusive of handlebar extension, garmin and light mount | ||
Stem | ||||
Stem bolts | ||||
Seatpost | 195 | Uncut - steel bolts | ||
Headset | 120 | |||
Frame misc | 76 | Headset Spacers - 2x, deraileur Hanger | ||
Thru Axle | 63 | |||
Brakes | Ultegra | 331 | Front caliper - with TI mounting screw Rear Caliper with normal screw | |
Shifter | 105 Di 2 | 440 | 1325 | |
FD | 137 | |||
RD | 299 | |||
Battery | 72 | |||
Cables | ||||
Misc bolts | Ti bolts | -4 | 9.01 | Ti bolts- Handlebar m5x 18mm 2pcs |
Ti bolts | 2.13 | 1pcs Di2 Rubber Grommet for Frame 6mm | ||
Ti bolts | -8 | 3.61 | Ti Screws for Seatpost M5 x 35 2pcs | |
Ti bolts | -5 | 5.65 | Ti Screws for Bottle Cage M5 x 35 2pcs | |
Ti bolts | -2 | 1.41 | Ti Screws for Seat Clamp M5 x 18 1pcs | |
Saddle | 260 | Fabric scoop elite | ||
Rotor | 121 | Rotor 105 140mm | ||
Rotor | 133 | Rotor 105 160mm | ||
Cassette | 320 | Shimano 105 cassette | ||
Front Tire | 428 | Bontrager R1 | ||
Rear Tire | 428 | Bontrager R1 | ||
Front Tube | 117 | Inner Tube | ||
Rear Tube | 117 | Inner Tube | ||
Wheels | 1750 | Bontrager affinity | ||
7142 | 2102.81 |
Model | Weight | Actual Price | Remarks | |
Frame | HYGGE | 1010 | 756 | Exclude- Hanger, Seat Clamp with bottle cages bolts (steel) |
Fork | 349 | Uncut | ||
handlebar | 395 | Gross weight - 375g , weight inclusive of handlebar extension, garmin and light mount | ||
Seatpost | 195 | Uncut - steel bolts | ||
Headset | 120 | |||
Frame misc | 76 | Headset Spacers - 2x, deraileur Hanger | ||
Thru Axle | 63 | |||
Brakes | Ultegra | 331 | Front caliper - with TI mounting screw Rear Caliper with normal screw | |
Shifter | 105 Di 2 | 440 | 1325 | |
FD | 137 | |||
RD | 299 | |||
Battery | 72 | |||
Cables | ||||
Misc bolts | Ti bolts | -4 | 9.01 | Ti bolts- Handlebar m5x 18mm 2pcs |
Ti bolts | 2.13 | 1pcs Di2 Rubber Grommet for Frame 6mm | ||
Ti bolts | -8 | 3.61 | Ti Screws for Seatpost M5 x 35 2pcs | |
Ti bolts | -5 | 5.65 | Ti Screws for Bottle Cage M5 x 35 2pcs | |
Ti bolts | -2 | 1.41 | Ti Screws for Seat Clamp M5 x 18 1pcs | |
Bottle cages | Mixed | 50 | Estimated weight yet to purchase | |
Saddle | Mixed | 135 | ||
Rotor | Dura Ace | 216 | ||
chain | Ultegra | 268 | 2100 | |
Cassette | Ultegra | 294 | ||
Crankset | Skypivot | 545 | ||
BB | BB | 76 | ||
Wheel set | Hyyge | 1335 | ||
Tire | GP 5000 | 442 | ||
Tubes | CST | 220 | ||
7049 | 4202.81 |
For the hydraulics, im using the new 12 speed di2 shifters, the funnel did not have a secure fit so leak. I think still have air bubbles inside.I bled my hydraulics with just a rear bike stand, risky . Spilled some while doing but ended up ok. I'll probably do it the same way next time, too cheapo to buy a workstand. If you feel there are still air bubbles why not bring it for a short ride after other components are installed. The road vibrations would lift them up, then rebleed again.
My bleeding kit also bought from aliexpress. But they work well. Routing tool as well. I watched one youtuber who also bought the Hygge and he used the tool, just strings and strong magnets. Really simple and effective and saved me from the pain of internal cabling.