Need a little more info...which clip-ons do you have? If it's the OE spec clip-ons for your SC, what model and model year is your bike?

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Carl Matson

Sorry Carl, They are the RL Clip-On aero bars (http://www.trekbikes.com/...-clip-on-bar/p/07224) they came on my SC 2.5

Thanks. Is it all the bolts or just in specific places? There isn't a replacement bolt kit for that particular bar system (that I'm aware of) but I might be able to piece together what you need from other kits/individual bolts that are available through your Trek dealer. I'm just thinking it'll be hard to source Dacromet-coated, grade 10.9 bolts with the requisite amount of threadlock compound from the hardware store.

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Carl Matson

yea I need all the bolts, for clamps to the base bar and the clamps on the extensions.

from your Trek dealer:

400515 gets you a pair of the extension clamp bolts
400516 gets you a pair of the bar clamp bolts

so, to replace those on both sides, you'd need 2 of each of the above.

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Carl Matson

You're the man, thanks!

You're welcome. Don't wait too long...both are in somewhat limited supply at the moment.

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Carl Matson

I'll head over to my shop after work. Thanks again.

Hi Carl,
Thanks for your quick answer on the seat post.
Is the 335mm post and head available with the 10mm offset ?
Thanks again,
Chris

Hi Carl,

Maybe I'm getting confused with these seat posts...

Are the seat posts the same for the 10mm offset head and the 35mm offset?

So can I just buy PN 419096 and bolt on my 10mm offset head?

Thanks again,
Chris

same post, different heads...so

yup!

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Carl Matson

Hi Carl,
It's a pity my local Trek dealer can't answer these questions.
Thanks so much for your expert knowledge and being on this forum.
You are a great asset to Trek and all Speed Concept owners.
All the Best,
Chris

Hi Carl. There was a discussion on this forum recently about bar width. I would like to have a little wider hand position. I have a SC 9.9 with the factory Bontrager bar set up. Right now I have the arm rests on the inside of the support towers. Can I put them on the outside of the towers without compromising anything on the setup. From what I can see this is the only way to make the bars wider. Thanks.

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Barry Dmitruk
2017: Florida 70.3 (done); Mont Tremblant 70.3 & Ironman

Yes, you can run them there.

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Carl Matson

Thanks Carl. Barry

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Barry Dmitruk
2017: Florida 70.3 (done); Mont Tremblant 70.3 & Ironman

I'm looking for a Speed Concept (Gen 1) stem size 45x100 part number 302468
I'm told this part is out of stock in UK and US.
Would any body have a spare one that I could buy?
Thanks,
Chris

Hi Carl

I couldn't find a relevant thread for the new Madone and though you may be able to help.

My current road bike (2012 Cervelo r5 vwd) has a stack of 630 and Reach of 405. It has the conical dust cap and a spacer totalling about 27mm from the frame. I run it with a 120mm -17 degree stem.

To be more accurate the top of the handlebar is 965mm off the ground or a handlebar stack of 695mm.

I am looking at the bottom spec Madone which unfortunately only comes in H2 geometry (not sure why people with more money don't ride more aggressive frames)

My issue is I am not sure I would be able to get the stack or reach I require.

The 62m Madone has a stack of 634mm but it is my understanding you also need to add a 25mm spacer to hold the cables. So that is 660mm stack (similar I think to the r5 with spacers). Is it possible to have the stem at a negative angle? and what length is the stock stem?

The reach on the Madone is 398mm. vs 405 on the r5, even with a 120mm stem I am likely to be short at least 7mm on my reach.

The ultegra mechanical Madone in Australia is a fairly hefty 6.5K so I can't stretch to project one or buying another integrated bar/stem.

Do you have any thoughts? I am 196cm if that helps at all.

Sorry this might not even be a bike you are super familiar with.

Sorry I do not.

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Barry Dmitruk
2017: Florida 70.3 (done); Mont Tremblant 70.3 & Ironman

Hi Miloman-

I'm not intimately familiar with the Madone, but I think I can help a little here.

Have you asked your Trek dealer which one would be the best match? If they use our Precision Fit system I think they should be able to put in a few of the measurements you gave me (or set up the fit bike to those points) and it should kick out an answer for you.

The cable-wrangling spacer is (partially) included in the frame stack measurement, so it only adds about 5mm.

The integrated bar-stems are all -7deg, and come in 40-42-44cm c-c widths for stem lengths of 90-100-110-120cm...plus a 42cm x 130mm stem version.

As best I can estimate, a 62cm Madone 6.2 with no (additional) stem spacers would end up ~12mm high at the bar top, regardless of stem length, as compared to your R5 setup.

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Carl Matson

Thanks Carl, I might look it the precision system to check, but it sounds like the H2 geometry won't suit me without purchasing a different stem/bar.

The problem may be they're searching on the wrong part#...that's the raw stem by itself. The stem&cover PN for that size is 420565 and those are in stock...in the US anyway...i can't see into offshore warehouses.

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Carl Matson

A different stem/bar won't help either...you can't use any other stem or bar on the 9-series Madone.

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Carl Matson

Yeah understand that I meant the Trek 130mm option.

Ah, sorry for the conclusion-jumping. Good luck!

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Carl Matson

Hi Carl,

Thanks very much for the correct part number for the complete stem and cover which is in stock...

Thanks again,
Chris