Dream Build I Specialized Crux S-Works I Gravel Bike I Campagnolo Ekar I 13S I Lightweight
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- The new Specialized Crux S Works 2023 combines light weight, rigidity and style into a dream for every gravel bike fan. The Specialized Crux Frame is one of the lightest gravel bike frames on the market if not the lightest. The frame is a perfect basis for building a super light gravel bike. This bike was built for a very large person for the components durability and comfort was a main focus, yet the end result is a very light, comfortable and durable gravel bike with 7560 grams. Building the S Works Specialized Crux for our Road Bike Channel was a lot of fun and the lightweight bike with the Campagnolo Ekar 13 Speed Groupset definitely is a highlight in our roadbike workshop.
Frame Specialized Crux 891,00
Seatclamp Specialized 12,00
Thru axle rear Specialized 29,00
Thru axle front Specialized 23,00
Headset Specialized + Spacer 2,5cm 58,50
Topcap + screw + Expander Specialized 21,50
Fork 393,50
Stem Ritchey Superlogic Carbon 100mm 126,50
Handlebar Ritchey Superlogic Carbon Ergocurve 214,00
Brake calipers Campagnolo 249,00
Brake disc Swiss Stop Catalyst 288,00
Lockring disc Shimanon Aluminum 15,50
Bartape Prolog Plain Touch 69,00
Seatpost Specialized 156,00
Saddle SQ Lab 612 R Carbon 129,00
Wheel front DT Swiss GRC1400 750,00
Wheel rear DT Swiss GRC1400 861,00
Spokes DT Swiss
Rims DT Swiss GRC1400
Rimtape Milkit
Tires Continental Terra Speed 921,00
Sealant Milkit 100,00
Valves DT
Crank Campagnolo Ekar 13S 38T 624,50
Bottom bracket shells
Brake - shiftlever Campagnolo Ekar 13S Ergopower 541,50
Rear derailleur Campagnolo Ekar 13S 275,00
Cassette Campagnolo Ekar 13S, 9-42t 389,50
Chain Campagnolo Ekar 13S 246,00
Small parts, grease 176,00
Total 7560,00
Lubricants and Grease:
Tunap Sports Chain Oil Ultimate, Brakecleaner, Grease, Carbon Assembly Paste
0:22 Weights
1:12 Bike Build
23:35 Total Weight
14:00 Final Bike
Das neue Specialized Crux S Works 2023 vereint geringes Gewicht, Steifigkeit und Style zu einem Traum für jeden Gravelbike-Fan. Der Specialized Crux Rahmen ist einer der leichtesten Gravelbike-Rahmen auf dem Markt, wenn nicht sogar der leichteste. Der Rahmen ist eine perfekte Basis für den Bau eines superleichten Gravelbikes. Dieses Bike wurde für eine sehr große Person gebaut, bei den Komponenten standen Haltbarkeit und Komfort im Vordergrund, dennoch ist das Endergebnis ein sehr leichtes, komfortables und langlebiges Gravelbike mit 7560 Gramm. Der Bau des S Works Specialized Crux für unseren Road Bike Channel hat sehr viel Spaß gemacht und das leichte Rad mit der Campagnolo Ekar 13-Gang-Gruppe ist definitiv ein Highlight in unserer Roadbike-Werkstatt. - Sport
That handlebar clamp is a fascinating design. I have not seen that before.
Wow Campagnolo Ekar 13 v very nice 🔝🔝🔝👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏👏👏
thanks 🤗
That is a wild cassette and range. wow
Super glue detail! Nice touch
going the extra mile 👍 🤗
This is the best bike building CZcams as they give weights for everything and I'm a real weight weenie.Beautiful bike build.Schöne woche.💯👌🏻✌🏻
thanks a lot!!!
Hermosa, Bello trabajo!!!
an elegant build!!! Cheers mate, PJW
thnaks! 🤗
Awesome :)
Saludos desde Costa Rica, excelente construccion!!!
Si algun dia tienes al guna bici para donar, no importa si es usada, Yo con mucho gusto la recibo, con todo el amor de un ciclista!!!
Another top build with great editing!
Quirky note: At 14:04 the front Continental tire didnt come with the bottom logo aligned from factory...
oh wow! well spotted 😲👍
Hi what is the substance you are applying to the top of the steering tube at 2:25? I assume it's to hold the integrity of the carbon at that point.
Never knew the s-works version could take mechanical. I thought it was only the standard 10r frames that could take mechanical. Like the regular Aethos frames.
It would only take mechanical 1x groups, not 2x. If you’re going for 2x, it has to be either Di2 or AXS. I’ve got one on GRX 2x Di2 and its a super nice bike.
Loving the Aqua Fresh retro toothpaste dispenser repurposed to dispense grease.....kidding btw!
What tool is this torque wrench he uses for the brake house nut?
mega aufbau, sehr cool😍 was für Bremssättel sind das denn? die von der Ekar sehen doch normalerweise anders aus, mit einem anderen branding auch meine ich? @roadbikechannel
Hey, is it 58cm frame? Is it the weight of the fork already cut to the frame or uncut? Thanks!
The fork was uncut and brand new like the rest of the frame: 2:00
It's a size 61
@@roadbikechannel thanks for the info! It’s hard to hard the actual weight of the frame/fork online, so glad that I found it in your video.
A volar...
Nice work man
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Is that a SRAM universal derailleur hanger on that frame?
unfortunately it's not. It's a traditional dropout and not the UDH from Sram. You can see it pretty clearly at 0:24 with the tiny screw witch goes in the frame and not the massive bolt that goes through the frame into the derailleur/UDH.
why did he put the seatclamp on backwards? is there a technical reason for that?
If you pause at 0:11 the cut out on the seat tube is facing towards the top tube so it would make sense to have the clamp facing that way.
@@heath6041 perfectly right! aaaand thats really good engineering from specialized to have the cut at the front. This way there is no dirt getting into the seattube 👍
Beautiful video! :)
But the undercover reason to have many spacers and stem with 3 bolts looks weird, at least not clear.
The rider we built it for is a really big guy and has a few high end road bikes standing around. that's kind of his leisure, take it easy bike 🤣
@@roadbikechannel W/o negative, for sure! :) Glad to read your answer, and I wish all the best for the owner of this beauty. 😄
Great build. I saw the frame has UDH so its possible to install the new SRAM Transmission groupset, isn't it? Would like to buy it with slightly changes. Is this possible. Please give me your contact e-mail.
Hi Martin, sorry to destroy your dream.... unfortunately it's not. It's a traditional dropout and not the UDH from Sram. You can see it pretty clearly at 0:24 with the tiny screw witch goes in the frame and not the massive bolt that goes through the frame into the derailleur/UDH.
Holding the torque wrench close to the bit end instead of at the handle, at 3:47, when applying torque on that stem will yield a different amount before the wrench breaks free versus the actual setting. Simple physics of applied force on a lever. Can cause significant over-torque...careful there.
But he's still holding the torque wrench beyond the sprung loaded lever in this instance, he could be holding it anywhere along the handle and it would still click at the desired torque setting that's been dialled in.
Cool channel, great shots but the editing or should I say the length of the shots should be longer. Its not a Marylyn Manson video. Chill out, Let the beauty take place. Everything else is top notch.
we'll keep that in mind! thanks for the feedback
Hello, we are a new electric bicycle brand. After watching your video, I think you are very good. I want to be interested in the starting evaluation of electric bicycles?
Spent about 500 miles on it and so far so good. czcams.com/users/postUgkxMesz3KOGEmwmvyKQfLfrRSUXLFzfVHZA Pros:1. Very light2. Solid quality build3. Fast delivery: It arrived 5 weeks earlier than expected.4. Easy assemblyJust a few cons but nothing major:1. Cheap tin tubes and had flat on first day... but not a big deal. I replaced the tubes.2. Seat is a bit uncomfortable but that's pretty much the same situation with most bikes.3. Seat post is a bit long/high for a smaller size 48 bike - had to saw 2 inch off to fit properly. The lowest setting is too high. The post locking system does not seem to hold well (perhaps because I saw 2 inch off).4. wheels are not tubeless compatible (from what I can tell)
P 🤔urquoi les câbles ne sont-ils pas intégrés ??????😲😩😢
l'entretien est beaucoup plus facile, ce qui est particulièrement important sur un vélo de gravier, et le changement de vitesse mécanique fonctionne beaucoup mieux. De plus, il est également plus facile