This is interesting... how did you figure all of this out?
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Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [turducken]
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Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [masa757]
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masa757 wrote:
This is interesting... how did you figure all of this out?I just bought the bearings and the crankset, and looked at what I needed to do to make it fit.
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [Tryin']
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I've got two Scott Plasma stems for sale. I have the 90mm AND 75mm stems......WITH custom drilled holes for cleaner cable routing.....gets the uglyness under control. $50 each.
OR I can drill holes in your stem for a charge if you need me to....I have a nice drill press.
PICS below
http://i1300.photobucket.com/...ge3_zps19efc685.jpeg
http://i1300.photobucket.com/...ge2_zps9e7534b2.jpeg
http://i1300.photobucket.com/...ge4_zps564d63e7.jpeg
http://i1300.photobucket.com/...ike3_zps476d5fae.jpg
http://i1300.photobucket.com/...ike2_zpsf084a0a3.jpg
http://i1300.photobucket.com/...ike1_zpsf247eb9e.jpg
OR I can drill holes in your stem for a charge if you need me to....I have a nice drill press.
PICS below
http://i1300.photobucket.com/...ge3_zps19efc685.jpeg
http://i1300.photobucket.com/...ge2_zps9e7534b2.jpeg
http://i1300.photobucket.com/...ge4_zps564d63e7.jpeg
http://i1300.photobucket.com/...ike3_zps476d5fae.jpg
http://i1300.photobucket.com/...ike2_zpsf084a0a3.jpg
http://i1300.photobucket.com/...ike1_zpsf247eb9e.jpg
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [Fuquani]
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75mm stem is sold, 90mm stem is AVAILABLE!
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [Fuquani]
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Do you have a pic with the cables through the holes. I can't work out what it will look like.
https://www.pbandjcoaching.com
https://www.thisbigroadtrip.com
https://www.pbandjcoaching.com
https://www.thisbigroadtrip.com
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [Jaymz]
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Yes, in the photobucket links above.
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [Fuquani]
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Oops sorry. I clicked on one and then used the arrows to view others but they were not in the right order obviously.
https://www.pbandjcoaching.com
https://www.thisbigroadtrip.com
https://www.pbandjcoaching.com
https://www.thisbigroadtrip.com
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [DarkSpeedWorks]
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Not sure who to address this to directly...
But has anyone had an issue with the rear brake mount bracket coming loose? Ive just realized that it appears the "socket," that the brake mounts through has come loose...is this something serious or can some epoxy do the trick to remedy this issue?
Thanks to any advice from anyone
But has anyone had an issue with the rear brake mount bracket coming loose? Ive just realized that it appears the "socket," that the brake mounts through has come loose...is this something serious or can some epoxy do the trick to remedy this issue?
Thanks to any advice from anyone
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [PlacidPirate]
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I have had 2 frames, mine has been fine on both. You can try contacting Ben at Scott. He is usually pretty good at replying within a day or two.
bchournos (at) scottusa (dot) com
https://www.pbandjcoaching.com
https://www.thisbigroadtrip.com
bchournos (at) scottusa (dot) com
https://www.pbandjcoaching.com
https://www.thisbigroadtrip.com
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [PlacidPirate]
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I had a problem with my rear brake mount coming loose but it was because there was a riveted edge washer that went in between the brake mount and frame that had broke somehow (leave it to me to get a defective part). When you torque the bolt the brake is meshed into the washer and the riveted edges keep the brake from wiggling left and right. Luckily I had an old shimano brakeset that was unused and still had the washer I needed. Dunno if that helps but that was an issue I ran into similair to what you describe.
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [masa757]
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that sounds like what im dealing with...however having ahard time envisioning the washer etc...what is the washed suppose to look like?
Thanks
Thanks
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [PlacidPirate]
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I haven't touched my rear brake since I built the bike, but isn't the 'mount' just a hole where the nut goes through?
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [grosso27]
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That's what I had thought too but is a larger gauge "plug," that sit s down into the frame.
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [PlacidPirate]
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http://www.bicyclebuys.com/item/1010166/shimano-road-brake-post-mount-washer&utm_source=froogle&utm_medium=comparison-shopping&utm_campaign=Froogle?gclid=CIXA1rqj3rwCFeJF7AoddGIABQ
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [Fuquani]
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90 mm stem is still available. Let me know if your interested.
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [grosso27]
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Nice Plasma! Its looking a little different these days; almost done though :)[/img]
Andy Mullen
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Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [PlacidPirate]
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Anyone have ideas as to what bento box works best for the plasma?
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Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [eaz_b]
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eaz_b wrote:
Anyone have ideas as to what bento box works best for the plasma?If it helps, some Plasma riders have been using our US-made Speedpack 483 with success:
For more info, reviews, and other pics, please take a look at some of the pages linked below.
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Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread
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Just got plasma frameset
Thinking about deda kronos due aerobar
Flatbar from my fixed gear just to lean it against the wall)
Thinking about deda kronos due aerobar
Flatbar from my fixed gear just to lean it against the wall)
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [Ramil]
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Got it
Waiting for flat extensions
Waiting for flat extensions
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [Ramil]
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I thought I would post up my Scott plasma as well.
The frame is a small, with Quarq SRAM Red powermeter 170mm
I am swapping out the Profile svet bars with 3T breeze II LTD.
I have scored a 0 degree 90mm stem.
Added the specialized Sitero saddle with Ti rails
Waiting for my TriRig Omega front brake to show up.
The frame is a small, with Quarq SRAM Red powermeter 170mm
I am swapping out the Profile svet bars with 3T breeze II LTD.
I have scored a 0 degree 90mm stem.
Added the specialized Sitero saddle with Ti rails
Waiting for my TriRig Omega front brake to show up.
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [kaioken]
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Very nice! I'm about to install the Brezza on my Plasma as well. If you don't mind me asking, why did you choose the Brezza?
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Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [cervelo3]
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I chose the Breeza, because I like the ability to use a lot of stack height if needed, and the fact that the aero bars don't clamp on to the base bars. Oh and I like the looks of the bars.
Re: Scott Plasma 3 Owners Thread [kaioken]
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I too have the Brezza. I got a lot of advice from various places and the Plasma, having a very stiff front end, benefits nicely from the Brezza to soak up some vibration.
I do have one brezza issue and that is that it is a bit of a pain to keep the extensions pointing the right way when you add stack, I don't think the risers are particularly well designed. Throwing on a BTA using zip ties before and after the extension clamps completely sorts that out though. I found you have to be quite particular about where you situate the little notches before clamping down.
I also ditched the standard arm cups and went for the Ventus cups and comfort pads which makes it super nice. The standard pads did not do enough for me over long distances.
They look good though, and once I dialled them in I had no issues all last season.
https://www.pbandjcoaching.com
https://www.thisbigroadtrip.com
I do have one brezza issue and that is that it is a bit of a pain to keep the extensions pointing the right way when you add stack, I don't think the risers are particularly well designed. Throwing on a BTA using zip ties before and after the extension clamps completely sorts that out though. I found you have to be quite particular about where you situate the little notches before clamping down.
I also ditched the standard arm cups and went for the Ventus cups and comfort pads which makes it super nice. The standard pads did not do enough for me over long distances.
They look good though, and once I dialled them in I had no issues all last season.
https://www.pbandjcoaching.com
https://www.thisbigroadtrip.com
Finally done and fitted! Thanks Element Multisport for a great fit- cant wait to get it out on the road (if the snow and ice every thaws...)[/img]
Andy Mullen
Team Zoot
Andy Mullen
Team Zoot