Anyone have an estimate of the cost to convert a 2014 7.5 to UCI legal?
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Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [SkippyKitten]
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Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [Carl]
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Hi Carl
Was there a 5mm riser spacer on the first gen? I'm just in the process of doing some position tweaks and I don't remember ever seeing one in the kit. If there was, is it possible to get hold of them now? If not, can the bottom part of the aerobar clamp sit straight on the basebar seat?
Many thanks.
Ps worked on a second gen Speed Concept at the weekend. - liking your work there!
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Was there a 5mm riser spacer on the first gen? I'm just in the process of doing some position tweaks and I don't remember ever seeing one in the kit. If there was, is it possible to get hold of them now? If not, can the bottom part of the aerobar clamp sit straight on the basebar seat?
Many thanks.
Ps worked on a second gen Speed Concept at the weekend. - liking your work there!
Developing aero, fit and other fun stuff at Red is Faster
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [windy]
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Not me, I'm afraid. I think you need:
UCI base bar
UCI forks
UCI legal rear brake cover (if the faired one was fitted)
Seat post allowing 5cm saddle setback.
I know that most people needing UCI compliance here have ordered 9s from the off, which suggests either not all parts available or that it's not going to be cost effective
Developing aero, fit and other fun stuff at Red is Faster
UCI base bar
UCI forks
UCI legal rear brake cover (if the faired one was fitted)
Seat post allowing 5cm saddle setback.
I know that most people needing UCI compliance here have ordered 9s from the off, which suggests either not all parts available or that it's not going to be cost effective
Developing aero, fit and other fun stuff at Red is Faster
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [SkippyKitten]
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yes there was. only available now as part of a spacer stack kit 420552 which has 1x5mm, 2x10mm, and 1x25mm.
no issue with running the clamps slammed on the bar without spacers...only exception being some of the early Gen1 bars where the 5mm spacer is epoxied onto the bar straight from the factory. basically, if your bar doesn't have it epoxied on, you can run as low as you want.
small part of a big team on the 2014 bike...thanks on their behalf!
Carl Matson
no issue with running the clamps slammed on the bar without spacers...only exception being some of the early Gen1 bars where the 5mm spacer is epoxied onto the bar straight from the factory. basically, if your bar doesn't have it epoxied on, you can run as low as you want.
small part of a big team on the 2014 bike...thanks on their behalf!
Carl Matson
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [Carl]
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Thanks Carl, I think you're being overly modest.
Mine is early (my shop knows me too well and ordered it in my size colours on launch day!). So, is there a problem running no additional spacer with an integral spacer there?
Thanks again
Developing aero, fit and other fun stuff at Red is Faster
Mine is early (my shop knows me too well and ordered it in my size colours on launch day!). So, is there a problem running no additional spacer with an integral spacer there?
Thanks again
Developing aero, fit and other fun stuff at Red is Faster
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [SkippyKitten]
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correct...if it's an early bar with the permanent 5mm spacer you can run the clamps directly on top of that if you wish.
Carl Matson
Carl Matson
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [Carl]
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Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [Carl]
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1st gen 7 series
Rear brake plate seems to catch the wedge on it's return, keeping the brakes engaged... plate is on the right way, just not enough clearance. Add some small spacers or file a little more room in the groove?
Also, cable needs to be cut flush with the bottom of the wedge for the cover to go on correctly, right?
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Rear brake plate seems to catch the wedge on it's return, keeping the brakes engaged... plate is on the right way, just not enough clearance. Add some small spacers or file a little more room in the groove?
Also, cable needs to be cut flush with the bottom of the wedge for the cover to go on correctly, right?
My Blog - http://leegoocrap.blogspot.com
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [leegoocrap]
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Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [Carl]
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Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [SkippyKitten]
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SkippyKitten wrote:
Awfully sorry, completely misread your post. It's easy to hide the control unit in the stem (which you may have already done). I've not come up with a way to hide the battery. It's unlikely to make much difference hiding it apart from aesthetics. If I was, I would probably make a fairing of some form like the one you can fit on the second generation.
One thing I have considered is filling in between the 2 mounting studs with filler and repainting.
no worries. yes, control unit is in the stem ok. Just the battery is the concern. Sounds like some may have converted to use the seatpost battery, but I'm not up for messing with that at the moment. So maybe some kind of homemade cover would be the thing to try.
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [BrianB]
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I would either get CADing and then off to a 3d print bureau
Or
Find a dowel about the same diameter as the battery and fold some thin sheet material around that. E.g acrylic or hard polystyrene using a heat gun to make a U cross section. Then cut to fit over the battery assembly. This would be close to the fin on the second gen.
Developing aero, fit and other fun stuff at Red is Faster
Or
Find a dowel about the same diameter as the battery and fold some thin sheet material around that. E.g acrylic or hard polystyrene using a heat gun to make a U cross section. Then cut to fit over the battery assembly. This would be close to the fin on the second gen.
Developing aero, fit and other fun stuff at Red is Faster
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [SkippyKitten]
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Anyone know the cost to upgrade the bar setup from a 7.0 to the 7.5 bars?
the 2016 paint jobs are on the website and I am loving the color on the 7.0
the 2016 paint jobs are on the website and I am loving the color on the 7.0
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [jdirrrty]
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Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [leegoocrap]
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Hi Carl,
Is there a part number for the plastic caps that come with the SC that insert into the frame fittings (i.e. bottle cage holder).
Thanks in advance and apologies if this has been asked before.
Is there a part number for the plastic caps that come with the SC that insert into the frame fittings (i.e. bottle cage holder).
Thanks in advance and apologies if this has been asked before.
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [mcgreggor]
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no worries: W308963
Carl Matson
Carl Matson
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [jdirrrty]
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Hey mate...
I looked into upgrading a 7.0 so priced up a new front end and it was between 1400-1600 australian dollars... So roughly 1200 US dollars I guess... The base bar is the expensive part and came in at 750 over here...
I ended up just ordering through project 1 as I also needed a different size stem and wanted a carbon seat post.... And it just seemed like too much work to get all the bits and pieces...
Good luck
I looked into upgrading a 7.0 so priced up a new front end and it was between 1400-1600 australian dollars... So roughly 1200 US dollars I guess... The base bar is the expensive part and came in at 750 over here...
I ended up just ordering through project 1 as I also needed a different size stem and wanted a carbon seat post.... And it just seemed like too much work to get all the bits and pieces...
Good luck
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [windy]
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I looked into converting a 2014 SC to be uci legal but was told by the australian distribute it was impossible to order the forks...
Carl also told me that it would be a challenge to get a set (to australia).
I ended up just ordering a uci legal 9 series through project 1.
Good luck mate
Carl also told me that it would be a challenge to get a set (to australia).
I ended up just ordering a uci legal 9 series through project 1.
Good luck mate
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [Carl]
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Hello Carl
Can I please have the part number for the stock base bar for the 2014 speed concept. The integrated one. Thanks.
Can I please have the part number for the stock base bar for the 2014 speed concept. The integrated one. Thanks.
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [beavertriathlon]
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W326796
Carl Matson
Carl Matson
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [Carl]
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Carl could you tell me what the overall length of the long mono extension is and the length of the short mono extension? I'm not 100% sure which I have and kinda hope it's the short so I can get the long and achieve the length I'd like without having having to go to the plug in.
THANX!
THANX!
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [triswimmer831]
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The long one is approx. 375mm total length. The short is approx. 335mm.
Carl Matson
Carl Matson
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [Carl]
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measured from where? overall seems to be much longer...
Re: Official Speed Concept Owners Thread [triswimmer831]
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From the tail to where the shifters go in. What do you get for that?
Carl Matson
Carl Matson
I was measuring wrong, I didn't think about the extra length the shifters added. I have the long version so I spose I'll need to get the plug in version :(
It's pretty great you're on here like this helping us all out!
It's pretty great you're on here like this helping us all out!