I am building up an Emonda SL frame, but I have a question about the length of the 2 bolts for the rear caliper. I am using the new ultegra BR-R8170 calipers, which length of bolts do I need for the C & C2 bolts? I will be running a 140mm disc rotor so I am not using the adapter at the rear.
Hope anyone of you can shed some light
https://dassets.shimano.com/content/dam ... -4860C.pdf
It is number 21 & 22 on the exploded view on the Shimano manual
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Trek frames are 25mm thick which works with the bolts shimano includes.
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I thought the frame was bigger close to the seatstays. So I thought a needed a bigger C bolt. Thanks for the clarification Fisherfreerider!Fisherfreerider wrote: ↑Mon Dec 18, 2023 11:08 pmTrek frames are 25mm thick which works with the bolts shimano includes.
What's the internal width of the rim? More important than external. I run my Emonda with a 23mm internal width rim + 28mm Schwalbe Pro One TLE tyres, which are cca. 29.6mm on these rims. Plenty of clearance remaining, 30c tyres would fit easily.
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Trek specs 28mm max for Emonda but with 6mm gap on each side. Usually the stated max tire width is quoted with 4mm gap. I would say 32mm real width tire is the reasonable max for you. It depends on the tire but on Conti tires I would expect you can achieve that with 28C tires on such a wide rim. Some other tires it might be with 30C. I wouldn't try 32C on a 24mm internal width rim, it might expand to 34 and more...