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josephtroppo
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by josephtroppo


2025 10R frameset is available for 2.2k€ at hibike at the moment.
Damn, was ready to buy it in an instance, even the perfect colorway (burnt gold) but they're out of my size.
Great deal though...

Update: available to purchase again. However no lead time for delivery..

Yoln
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by Yoln

Currently sitting at 7.15kg as pictured (minus the bag, but including cages and Garmin mount). Nothing too unusual except the red-E1 + Magene + e-thirteen ring crankset with Ekar groupo. Farsport carbon spokes wheelset (35/32g) with trickstuff rotors, and Wove Mag saddle on Darimo seatpost.

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emjayel
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by emjayel

Does anyone with a 2025 model know if the headset issue that people have been having is fixed? Looking at ordering a 2025 and want to know if I should just put a wolf tooth headset in right away.

thanks!

kervelo
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by kervelo

According to the recent Escape Collective review the issue still exists with the 2025 Crux DSW.

https://escapecollective.com/2025-speci ... ler-times/

Ytse
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by Ytse

Yoln wrote:
Sun Nov 03, 2024 4:01 pm
Currently sitting at 7.15kg as pictured (minus the bag, but including cages and Garmin mount). Nothing too unusual except the red-E1 + Magene + e-thirteen ring crankset with Ekar groupo. Farsport carbon spokes wheelset (35/32g) with trickstuff rotors, and Wove Mag saddle on Darimo seatpost.

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Very nice build! What tires are those and where did you find that seatpost clamp?
2020 Scott Addict RC / 2023 Specialized Tarmac SL8 / 2024 S-Works Crux

tonytourist
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by tonytourist

Did you have to custom order the wheels from FS? They're not listed on their site anywhere?

jdms2k
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by jdms2k

emjayel wrote:
Mon Nov 04, 2024 3:30 pm
Does anyone with a 2025 model know if the headset issue that people have been having is fixed? Looking at ordering a 2025 and want to know if I should just put a wolf tooth headset in right away.

thanks!
You can add 0.5mm of headset shims to fix the problem. That's what I did. Specialized said they may have replacement top headset bearing covers in stock at the end of Nov.

emjayel
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by emjayel

jdms2k wrote:
Thu Nov 07, 2024 6:52 pm
emjayel wrote:
Mon Nov 04, 2024 3:30 pm
Does anyone with a 2025 model know if the headset issue that people have been having is fixed? Looking at ordering a 2025 and want to know if I should just put a wolf tooth headset in right away.

thanks!
You can add 0.5mm of headset shims to fix the problem. That's what I did. Specialized said they may have replacement top headset bearing covers in stock at the end of Nov.
Thank you!

Yoln
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by Yoln

tonytourist wrote:
Wed Nov 06, 2024 11:29 pm
Did you have to custom order the wheels from FS? They're not listed on their site anywhere?
Yup, that's the reference to give them: FS36/32GH-700C 20h/20h RD270 straight pull disc hub
Ytse wrote:
Wed Nov 06, 2024 8:44 pm
[quote=Yoln post_id=<a href="tel:1897512">1897512</a> time=<a href="tel:1730646076">1730646076</a> user_id=79113]
Currently sitting at 7.15kg as pictured (minus the bag, but including cages and Garmin mount). Nothing too unusual except the red-E1 + Magene + e-thirteen ring crankset with Ekar groupo. Farsport carbon spokes wheelset (35/32g) with trickstuff rotors, and Wove Mag saddle on Darimo seatpost.

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Very nice build! What tires are those and where did you find that seatpost clamp?
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Thanks! Challenge gateway HTLR 44s for the tires. The seatpost is a wolftooth with their optional titanium bolt and nut. Not the lightest option (I had a Tune that was much lighter for a bit, but the non matching gold shade was bothering me). Happy to sent the Tune one to anyone interested btw

Guevarca
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by Guevarca

GaBa wrote:
Fri Nov 01, 2024 8:32 am
Anyone has an idea whether it would be possible to put Campagnolo SR EPS on crux, would it work? Or is chainstay too long? Some other considerations against it? @graeme_f_k? :)
I was pondering building a Crux with Eps or 12spd Campag but was told that max chainring size is 42T?

josephtroppo
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by josephtroppo

Any experiences with integrated cockpits for the crux?

I'm considering
- Roval Alpinist (no flare)
- Ritchey super Logic butano (dedicated gravel but 100 grams more then the alpinist at 417 grams

Or going the traditional way
- Enve G series handlebar with road stem
- Zipp xplr 70 Carbon

Opinions and experiences are appreciated!

robeambro
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by robeambro

Sorry if I don't read 121 pages and the question has been asked already but - what's the largest WAM that has been safely fitted to the rear of a Crux with a 1x setup? Safely meaning, no / limited risk of rubbing and damage to the frame. I am considering the DSW but would like to be able to fit a 50mm tyre at the back.

Nooks
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by Nooks

josephtroppo wrote:
Fri Nov 01, 2024 2:22 pm

2025 10R frameset is available for 2.2k€ at hibike at the moment.
Damn, was ready to buy it in an instance, even the perfect colorway (burnt gold) but they're out of my size.
Great deal though...

Update: available to purchase again. However no lead time for delivery..
Have you purchased it even without known lead time? I'm thinking about it too..
But also I'm kinda stuck on size decision. 54 vs 56 :roll: 179 cm, 73,8 cm saddle height with 170 mm cranks... I guess both sizes are ok. 54 more racey, 56 more comfy? What would look better? That is the most important :D
Thanks!

Edit: On page 112 or so I found that similar saddle height was discussed. May I ask for a photo of 56 frame with that saddle height? Or 54 if someone has? Thanks a lot!

micmax
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by micmax

Nooks wrote:
Tue Nov 12, 2024 11:33 am
josephtroppo wrote:
Fri Nov 01, 2024 2:22 pm

2025 10R frameset is available for 2.2k€ at hibike at the moment.
Damn, was ready to buy it in an instance, even the perfect colorway (burnt gold) but they're out of my size.
Great deal though...

Update: available to purchase again. However no lead time for delivery..
Have you purchased it even without known lead time? I'm thinking about it too..
But also I'm kinda stuck on size decision. 54 vs 56 :roll: 179 cm, 73,8 cm saddle height with 170 mm cranks... I guess both sizes are ok. 54 more racey, 56 more comfy? What would look better? That is the most important :D
Thanks!

Edit: On page 112 or so I found that similar saddle height was discussed. May I ask for a photo of 56 frame with that saddle height? Or 54 if someone has? Thanks a lot!
Hi, i'm 1,78 m, 84 cm inseam, same saddle height, 170 mm cranks. I choose a 54 and its fits perfect. Top tube on a 56 would be to long.

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fa63
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by fa63

robeambro wrote:Sorry if I don't read 121 pages and the question has been asked already but - what's the largest WAM that has been safely fitted to the rear of a Crux with a 1x setup? Safely meaning, no / limited risk of rubbing and damage to the frame. I am considering the DSW but would like to be able to fit a 50mm tyre at the back.
Safest WAM is what Specialized say, 47mm in 700c. I briefly ran tires that actually measured 50mm but removed them because there was only 3mm clearance to the chainstays. May have been OK for dry conditions, but I ride in sloppy gravel and didn't want to take any chances.



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