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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- The ultimate stealth bike build: Sram Red eTap AXS BMC Teammachine by our Mechanic Jonas.
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So satisfying to watch this.. Get mine in red and with Ultegra Di2 in two weeks....
Nice
Actually got to see the new etap in person today. The rear derailleur with battery is absolutely massive.
Yup, and sticks waaaaay out. I imagine a number of people who race on it will have the rear mech rip off in crashes.
Yes shimano shadow design is looking much better. But y the installation...
Agreed, its an eyesore
This is pure art! Love it!!
Getting this frame built in December. with DAdi2 & the new DT Swiss ARC 1100 for summer 2021 👌
This is NSFW material god damn 🔥
Seems to be a golden age of tech for road cycling. For years has been MTB tech trickling into road cycling. No longer. New carbon designs, electronic shifting, and now new gear systems and wireless shifting is evidence of road cycling leading the way in new tech.
Just about to build my Trek Émonda, music and edit was just lovely👍
Wow fantastic Bike looks awesome!!! Man I gotta get one of those!!!!!
I like this bike❤
What a machine. 👍🏼
шикарно
Beautiful build. Cool vid.
I like this bike
Guys please help!! I have the MY20 TeamMachine SLR01 One
Could you please help me understand how is the front caliper SRAM RED ETAP AXS bolted into the frame?
Is there any adaptor needed?
Dream bike
Nice video! Once question though: I've a 2015 SLR01, with Ultegra Di2. Upgraded to Bora Ultra 50 (clincher, rim brake). Even with Garmin Vector 2 pedals and 1030, it weighs only 7.3kg. This is equipped with Red and shallower wheels, and it weighs 7.2?
Could that stem be used with a traditional fork?
Ügyes. Nagyon szép kerékpár
Maybe a few more spacers under that stem?
Gorgeous. I'll have 1 please.
Question. Hi, nice video ! The BMC Cockpit needs 2 steerer inserts. Could you tell me how you get them in? is a soft hammer sometimes necessary? many thanks for advise .... best regards Rolli B.
My dream bike 😍😭
Not a fan of Black Bikes although i have one.. This is stunning.
Appreciate Black & Beauty sir"...
Welches Tretlager wurde bei diesem Rad verwendet?
Voy a encargar una docena de esas 😅😅🤦♂️
nice video, the bike is crazy heavy though for the prizetag
"crazy heavy" :D
Saw the components at the start and thought: yawn, another black bike 🙄 But this is gorgeous!
A nice bike doesnt need fancy colors
peso? viene fornita di serie con misuratore di potenza?
👍
5:00 wow, 7.20 kg, with discs no less!
Is this a Satin Black SLR01?
My dream
Hi, nice built. Could you please inform me about the exact type of this fizik bar tape ? Thanks, George.
(too late?). It's BMC a bar tape, it comes with the bike when you buy it.
Why do you grease the inside of the bearing? The sealed portion with the ball bearings and raceways is what is carrying the crank spindle load and doing the rotating.
Because Sram uses cheap Chinese metals that corrode fast.
I always use grease everywhere where metal faces metal. It is simple, logic movement. No questions.
What Allen keys are you using here? The one with the orange handle. Thanks
Hi Jayden,
Those are from the brand Swiss Tools.
Cheers
I hope this comes across as a legitimate question and not a critique or a pedantic assertion: At around 1:26, it looks like a decent amount of lubricant/grease is being applied to what should be a static handlebar pressure fitting. This seems illogical to me (though I completely accept ignorance). Ideally and intentionally, there will be no movement at this joining. And seemingly, something like a lubricant which might aid movement would seem to be counterproductive. It seems to me that the lubricant here would both encourage some mild walking in the direction of the pressure and some collection of dust/dirt/sand/grit/etc.
The only thing I can imagine (again, not from a reference of expertise, but from a newbie guessing) is that the lubricant is added because it is hydrophobic. If that's the case, is there a high likelihood that two coated/painted surfaces will be so vulnerable to oxidation that applying a tacky substance creates an absolute benefit?
Hi Joe,
No worries and glad you asked.
Especially with carbon parts it can be difficult to get a good grip, they could slip. That’s why special carbon assembly lube is used, which contains abrasive particles that help with it (those particles are not going to break your parts, they are just there for friction). Hope this answers your question.
Cheers
Which handlebar is it? Thx.
Hi Merton,
It's the BMC ICS Aero Stem.
Cheers
What cable cutter is that?
No torque wrench to be seen in the video🤔
Hi Freddy,
No worries, we just did not include any final screw torquing shots this time in the video,
if you check out our other videos you will see we make sure to torque things correctly.
Cheers
What brand of paste+grease are you using for bearings and seat posts?
Hi Fred,
We mainly use the Bike Grease from the Swiss Brand Motorex, if necessary we apply the carbon specific grease.
Cheers
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I’m thinking to get this bike also in size 56. I’m 177cm tall and 80cm inseam. I use to ride with 73-75cm saddle height (to bb center). Do you think I’d fit well on this 56 frame ?
@Santiago Victoria One of my friend is 178cm tall and he failed to fit the 56cm size i suggest you to go to 54 cm
did you get it? I have a frame 51.. I am 174 with 72 of saddle height. I think you are ok with the 54 size
@@mirko_pj3052 No spacers for you in the 51? The 51 looks small for your height. I was thinking about buying a 54 size with same height as you in order to slam the stem. Still thinking about the size, your opinion could help. Thanks
What kind of cable/housing cutter is he using?
That appears to be a hydraulic line cutter. Razor cut. Not sure of the brand
😍😍😍
Where’d you get those chainrings from? A child’s bike?
Hi David,
That's the chain rings which come with the bike supplied by BMC.
Don't forget AXS already starts at 10 and not at 11 cogs.
We always provide our customers with bigger chain rings if they wish, that is usually a quick replacement.
Cheers
looks awesome like if u agree
Why chainring so small in aero bike?
The SRAM AXS etap doesn't need a larger chainring as it has a 10 tooth sprocket in its 12 speed cassette. Which means, although the chainrings are smaller, the actual gear ratio is larger so you have an even higher gear than say a 52-11.
ขนาดมีดิสเบรคยัง 7.1 กิโลกรัม สุดๆ
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7.2kg with these top of the top components seem pretty heavy
go to see the tarmac s-works disc weight...
I can't wait to see the Campagnolo EPS Recoed 12 speed hydraulic, it's what I've had my heart set on since hearing about it. Are you guys going to make a video with that group?
Hi Charles,
If we find the time to shoot a video while building such a bike we definitely going to upload it on our channel.
Cheers
i feel like the campy 12 speed looks like a modified 11 speed + one cog. whereas sram actually uses different ratios. No lie, my EPS v3 shifts like an automatic gun. So fast!! There's also a dedicated campy app for it too to play with settings.
7.2 kg without pedal is a normal bike, red axs weight more than a Dura Ace Di2 disc e like a Ultegra Di2 Disc.
Great Bike :) What size is it ?
Hi Mirosław,
That's a 56.
Cheers
damn, why do heavy?
Noisey wheelset, otherwise very nice.
you gotta admit those calipers look a little high..
Giveaway!!!
Haha,
Unfortunately that’s already gone ;)
Cheers
Insanely expensive
40mm spacer tower, someone brought a frame too low for them
Hi Chi,
We always leave all the spacer in before our customers had the chance to try the bike themselves and have it fit to their size.
Cheers
4:11 wrong side cut. ahhahahahahaha
No, you cut the side that sits under the finishing tape
@@kiowa21 lol what?
@@DISCOhooch err, what are you struggling with?
@@kiowa21 Maybe search tutorials how wrap a road bike handlebar?
@@DISCOhooch yes, that would be a great place for you to start 😉👍. Or a nice easy tip, hold your scissors at a right angle to the bars and you literally can't get it wrong. Enjoy and practice makes perfect 😊