I thought I would post my new Cervelo P2 setup for anyone who is trying to do something similar. My recent broken shoulder has given me a little time to play around with my new aerobars. I learned a lot from other posts here on ST. Here's the build, routing, and photos. Feel free to ask questions. Thanks!
-Pete
Zipp Vuka Stealth Aerobar Setup
Shimano Ultegra R671 Di2 bar end shifters
Shimano 9071 Di2 brake levers/shifters
2x Shimano SM-JC41 internal junction boxes (stuffed inside base bar)
2x E-Tube wires to connect the to bar end shifters to internal junction boxes
1x E-Tube wire to connect the to internal junction boxes together
Bike Setup
Shimano Ultegra 6870 front derailleur
Shimano Ultegra 6870 rear derailleur
1x Shimano SM-JC41 internal junction box (stuffed inside seat tube by bottom bracket)
1x E-Tube wire to connect junction box from base bar to seat tube port
Seat Tube/Post Setup
Shimano EWW01 D-Fly
Shimano SM-BTR2 internal battery
Shimano SM-SW90B 5-port external junction box
1x Shimano SM-JC41 internal junction box
1x E-Tube wire from internal junction box to one near bottom bracket
1x E-Tube wire to connect battery to internal junction box
1x E-Tube wire to connect D-Fly to internal junction box
1x E-Tube wire to connect D-Fly to external junction box
Both the front brake cable and Di2 wire are routed through the bottom hole in the base bar.
I was able to route the rear brake housing through the inside of the top tube. I just had to drill out the plastic cable ports by the steerer and seat post. Pushing the cable through took a bit of effort and trial-and-error, but the rear brake feels good.
I had to drill one hole in the seat post for the E-Tube wire. I've mounted the external junction box with zip ties to the seat rails. I really don't need rear hydration this time of year, but zip ties are easy to remove and I can reposition the junction box when needed.
If I really had the spare time, I would draw up a schematic, but tried to provide an accurate overview of the parts needed. I hope this helps!
"Most of my heroes don't appear on no stamps"
Blog = http://extrememomentum.com|Photos = http://wheelgoodphotos.com
-Pete
Zipp Vuka Stealth Aerobar Setup
Shimano Ultegra R671 Di2 bar end shifters
Shimano 9071 Di2 brake levers/shifters
2x Shimano SM-JC41 internal junction boxes (stuffed inside base bar)
2x E-Tube wires to connect the to bar end shifters to internal junction boxes
1x E-Tube wire to connect the to internal junction boxes together
Bike Setup
Shimano Ultegra 6870 front derailleur
Shimano Ultegra 6870 rear derailleur
1x Shimano SM-JC41 internal junction box (stuffed inside seat tube by bottom bracket)
1x E-Tube wire to connect junction box from base bar to seat tube port
Seat Tube/Post Setup
Shimano EWW01 D-Fly
Shimano SM-BTR2 internal battery
Shimano SM-SW90B 5-port external junction box
1x Shimano SM-JC41 internal junction box
1x E-Tube wire from internal junction box to one near bottom bracket
1x E-Tube wire to connect battery to internal junction box
1x E-Tube wire to connect D-Fly to internal junction box
1x E-Tube wire to connect D-Fly to external junction box
Both the front brake cable and Di2 wire are routed through the bottom hole in the base bar.
I was able to route the rear brake housing through the inside of the top tube. I just had to drill out the plastic cable ports by the steerer and seat post. Pushing the cable through took a bit of effort and trial-and-error, but the rear brake feels good.
I had to drill one hole in the seat post for the E-Tube wire. I've mounted the external junction box with zip ties to the seat rails. I really don't need rear hydration this time of year, but zip ties are easy to remove and I can reposition the junction box when needed.
If I really had the spare time, I would draw up a schematic, but tried to provide an accurate overview of the parts needed. I hope this helps!
"Most of my heroes don't appear on no stamps"
Blog = http://extrememomentum.com|Photos = http://wheelgoodphotos.com
