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Not for everyone but the cleanest solution would be to get bars that allow internal cable routing and hide the junction box in the stem. I found seeing the junction box was more annoying than taking the handlebars off every two . Originally masterminded as a carbon complete handlebar, stem & aero bar system, the Culprit Covert Ops cockpit kit has been refined to completely hide your cables, wires and .
Just wondering what people's long-term experiences are of sticking the Campagnolo EPS juntion box to the bottom of the stem with superglue, double-sided tape, . All my Campy bikes are fitted with Easton SLX handlebars. I use the same set-up with Campy and think it works pretty well. I utilize the epoxy tweak to shorten the lever reach. I .
In Part One of this Project Road Bike build, we covered the Culprit RoaDi alloy disc brake frame and carbon fork, along with their full carbon bar, stem and seatpost. Now, it’s on . Precision carbon fiber layup provides added strength at minimal weight; Compatible with Shimano Di2 Bar End Type Junction (EW-RS 910) Weight: 195 grams (44cm, .
The flat top section has profiled areas to hide cables under the base of the bar, removing the feel of exposed cables under the handlebar bar tape. The stem-mounted routing . Not for everyone but the cleanest solution would be to get bars that allow internal cable routing and hide the junction box in the stem. I found seeing the junction box was more annoying than taking the handlebars off every two months for charge.
Originally masterminded as a carbon complete handlebar, stem & aero bar system, the Culprit Covert Ops cockpit kit has been refined to completely hide your cables, wires and junction boxes with any road handlebar.
Just wondering what people's long-term experiences are of sticking the Campagnolo EPS juntion box to the bottom of the stem with superglue, double-sided tape, sticky pads or whatever, rather than using the rubber band. Does it tend to fall offf eventually (or get knocked off)? What's the best adhesive method to use? All my Campy bikes are fitted with Easton SLX handlebars. I use the same set-up with Campy and think it works pretty well. I utilize the epoxy tweak to shorten the lever reach. I also have Thomson Carbon Road bars on another bike with Dura Ace, which I like very much. In Part One of this Project Road Bike build, we covered the Culprit RoaDi alloy disc brake frame and carbon fork, along with their full carbon bar, stem and seatpost. Now, it’s on to the drivetrain. Easton has two new bars this year that are worth a look, the EC-90 SLX3, that most would consider a compact bar and the EC-90 Aero, with an antomic drop, but a short reach and shallow drop. Another possibility. I previously had a Ritchey "ergo/anatomic" bend and I hated it.
Precision carbon fiber layup provides added strength at minimal weight; Compatible with Shimano Di2 Bar End Type Junction (EW-RS 910) Weight: 195 grams (44cm, actual) MSRP: 0; Thick tops and a touch of backsweep. .
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Sticking EPS v3 junction box to botton of stem
The flat top section has profiled areas to hide cables under the base of the bar, removing the feel of exposed cables under the handlebar bar tape. The stem-mounted routing does limit some possible options, and should you wish to use a Shimano Di2 EW-RS810 junction box you would need a much longer cable and it would likely be very tricky to . I know shimano had one that permitted cabling to go directly through the center of their hollow carbon stem. That may also require their handlebar. I had the FSA Vision Metron 5d on my Bianchi Xr4. There was a dedicated space in the stem to hide the junction box, but there was no internal routing for hydraulic cables.
As a subsidiary of Shimano, PRO bars are compatible with the new bar-end mounted Di2 junction box, which sits at the end of either drop instead of a bar plug. The internal cable ports let you feed E-Tube or mechanical shift housing as well as hydraulic . Not for everyone but the cleanest solution would be to get bars that allow internal cable routing and hide the junction box in the stem. I found seeing the junction box was more annoying than taking the handlebars off every two months for charge. Originally masterminded as a carbon complete handlebar, stem & aero bar system, the Culprit Covert Ops cockpit kit has been refined to completely hide your cables, wires and junction boxes with any road handlebar.
Just wondering what people's long-term experiences are of sticking the Campagnolo EPS juntion box to the bottom of the stem with superglue, double-sided tape, sticky pads or whatever, rather than using the rubber band. Does it tend to fall offf eventually (or get knocked off)? What's the best adhesive method to use?
All my Campy bikes are fitted with Easton SLX handlebars. I use the same set-up with Campy and think it works pretty well. I utilize the epoxy tweak to shorten the lever reach. I also have Thomson Carbon Road bars on another bike with Dura Ace, which I like very much. In Part One of this Project Road Bike build, we covered the Culprit RoaDi alloy disc brake frame and carbon fork, along with their full carbon bar, stem and seatpost. Now, it’s on to the drivetrain. Easton has two new bars this year that are worth a look, the EC-90 SLX3, that most would consider a compact bar and the EC-90 Aero, with an antomic drop, but a short reach and shallow drop. Another possibility. I previously had a Ritchey "ergo/anatomic" bend and I hated it.
Precision carbon fiber layup provides added strength at minimal weight; Compatible with Shimano Di2 Bar End Type Junction (EW-RS 910) Weight: 195 grams (44cm, actual) MSRP: 0; Thick tops and a touch of backsweep. . The flat top section has profiled areas to hide cables under the base of the bar, removing the feel of exposed cables under the handlebar bar tape. The stem-mounted routing does limit some possible options, and should you wish to use a Shimano Di2 EW-RS810 junction box you would need a much longer cable and it would likely be very tricky to .
I know shimano had one that permitted cabling to go directly through the center of their hollow carbon stem. That may also require their handlebar. I had the FSA Vision Metron 5d on my Bianchi Xr4. There was a dedicated space in the stem to hide the junction box, but there was no internal routing for hydraulic cables.
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