Hey that's my bike, color scheme and all (well ok, mine has all stock components accept for the wheels which I swapped for CLXs. Absolutely love it. I find this video so therapeutic. Well done.
Nice bike build man. I bought the same model with a mechanical ultegra in a local bike shop last week and also let them upgrade the handlebar to the roval rapide one 😄 mine came with black tires so I was wondering if the orange ones would fit the bike, your video gave me an answer! Happy riding 🙌🏻
Dzięki! Zdecydowanie polecam próbę, z chęcią podpowiem co i jak. Rozumiem też wahania, zawsze jest to spore ryzyko. Z której części Polski jesteś? Pozdrawiam!
Thanks! 💪 nanobike.de/specialized-venge-di2-mj-2019-and-tarmac-sl7-2021-grommet - check out this shop, I see they have it in stock. For reference the part number: S199900003 Di2 BATTERY GROMMET. Good luck!
Film petarda! Mógłbym robić taką robotę😍😍😍. Mam kilka pytań: - Który łańcuch wykorzystałeś? - czy przy przedniej przerzutce udało Ci się skutecznie zainstalować przewód wraz z tą kątową maskownica? (U mnie coś nie było stabilnego połączenia - narazie mam bez tego, Ale muszę jeszcze spróbować to poprawić. Ogólnie build na miarę zachodnich - sztos! Pozdrawiam
Dziękuję, bardzo mi miło! ☺ Łańcuch Shimano CN-M8100. Tak, maskownica siedzi stabilnie, spróbuj ją założyć praktycznie na końcu, jest tam taki rowek na wtyczkę przewodu. Wtyczka idzie prosto do gniazda, a przewód w środku maskownicy pod kątem 90 stopni schodzi w dół. Daj znać czy się udało. Pozdrawiam!
@@dreamvelo3210 już próbowałem na dwa sposoby czyli najpierw wcisnąć przewód - wtedy nie umiem założyć tej maskownicy. Jedynie w kolejności (zakładam ze ta jest właściwa): maskownica na przewód następnie toolem dociskam ale połączenie jest niestabilne. :/
Hej! Teraz dopiero zauważyłem pytanie, żadna tajemnica, stojak to Lifeline Home Mechanic Workstand: www.chainreactioncycles.com/ie/p/lifeline-home-mechanic-workstand-inc-mat
The SL7 is an amazing bike. And, your video shows, in great detail, how complicated it is to build a bike with Di2 and integrated cables. The 17 min video represents more like 7 hours of work. It is modern technology, I suppose. Still, Sram etap is easier to install and external stem routing lightyears faster to set up and live with. It sure is sweet once you get the SL7 all together. You can't argue with that!
It was actually more than 7 hours 😅! My previous bike, Specialized Roubaix was on Sram Red AXS and I agree, it was easier to build. However, comparing to 11 speed Di2, new generation is a great progress anyway. No junctions, less wiring etc. Thanks for your comment ✌️
RD in time 11:03 in much different angle on dropout than in time 15:03. How did you solve that? I mean there is that stopper "ear" on dropout... It means in 15:03 not touching the "ear" and just torqued? Or did you change dropout?
Hey Ondrej, not sure if I understood the question correctly but it’s the chain that gives tension to the derailleur and put’s it in a different angle at 15:03. I didn’t make any other adjustments, it’s all documented step by step. Hope that helps 😊
Hello. Very good video. A question. The brake caliper is directly on the fork. - Without an adapter and the screws fit? And at the back the R160 adapter was used. Otherwise you can only use 140's? Do the screws that come with the adapter fit or do you need additional screws? Thanks.
Thanks! 😊 both brake calipers have adapters, the front one came originally with the set, the rear one I had to buy separately to fit 160 mm rotors as caliper alone only fits 140 mm. The front screw were a good fit, rear ones were too long, so had to use shorter ones. Hope that answers the question.
Jak to dobrze, ze sa jeszcze inni producenci poza Made in China Specialized ; ) Preferuje jakosc TIME. Te ramy maja faktyczna w dystrybusji dealerskiej okolo 600USD. Ale marketing hype i rynek, decyduje.
Hi Nice build up! Using your great video to build my Tarmac SL7 (Peter Sagan Edition from 2020). I tried so hard to find the wrench adapter, which you’re using in the video (09:45). Do you know where to find it? Best regards from Denmark
Hey, pleased to hear you like it 😊. I got it with Sram bleed kit: www.bike24.com/p2131508.html , good luck with your build! Let me know if you have any more questions, all the best! ✌️
If you dont mind, what two were lengths did you use to go from the seatpost to the derailleurs? Also, where can those battery holders be found for the SL7 seatpost?
Hey, the lengths are 600 mm and 1200 mm. nanobike.de/specialized-venge-di2-mj-2019-and-tarmac-sl7-2021-grommet - check out this shop, I see they have it in stock. For reference the part number: S199900003 Di2 BATTERY GROMMET. Good luck!
Hey! Pretty sure you can, I believe frames were coming with different headset covers to accommodate mechanical shifting. Best to check with LBS though!
This bike was really easy to assemble ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxMesz3KOGEmwmvyKQfLfrRSUXLFzfVHZA and required very few adjustments out of the box. The wheels did not require any truing/adjustments. The frame had some small scratches, but nothing major.I did replace the seat though - the seat it came with was very uncomfortable. The tires need to be re-inflated every 4-5 days, but this appears to be quite common for the narrow 700x25 tires.Overall, in my opinion, this bike looks and rides like a much more expensive bike.
Anyone know if there is a way to stop cross chaining on the new 12sp groupsets? The previous gen had limiter on the rear derailleur to not move to the 2 lowest cogs while in the smaller front ring but the new one doesn't and I can't find a setting for it in the app
Amazing how it takes half the time of these dreambuilds and more just to thread wires and hoses through the frame.
That’s a pretty bike!!! Beautiful build
Thank you very much!
Great edit with all the details! Would love to build one..only if I had the skills..well done! Looking forward to see more of this.
Thanks for your kind words, much appreciated!
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Hey that's my bike, color scheme and all (well ok, mine has all stock components accept for the wheels which I swapped for CLXs. Absolutely love it. I find this video so therapeutic. Well done.
Thanks a lot! 😊
Beautiful dream build! A true work of art.
Thanks a lot! ✌️
I’m satisfied
Good luck with the glorious design of the upper headset from Specialized. Everybody loves a damaged steerer tube…
Nice bike build man. I bought the same model with a mechanical ultegra in a local bike shop last week and also let them upgrade the handlebar to the roval rapide one 😄 mine came with black tires so I was wondering if the orange ones would fit the bike, your video gave me an answer! Happy riding 🙌🏻
Thanks for the comment, appreciate it and glad the video helped! ✌️ enjoy the bike, it’s a beast! 💥
Great looking bike, looks like a page right out of the Giant handbook, TCR in particular as far as the color scheme.
Thanks ☺️ I love it, it looks even better on a sunny day!
Fajny i szczegolowy filmik, zastanawim sie na zakupem ramy tarmaca 2022 i zlozeniem ale sam chyba sie nie podejme, musze poszukac kogos. Pozdrawiam
Dzięki! Zdecydowanie polecam próbę, z chęcią podpowiem co i jak. Rozumiem też wahania, zawsze jest to spore ryzyko. Z której części Polski jesteś? Pozdrawiam!
Formidable ensamblaje.
hi nice video, may I ask where did you buy the two black plastic or rubber that you attached to the battery before it was insert to the seatpost
Thanks! 💪
nanobike.de/specialized-venge-di2-mj-2019-and-tarmac-sl7-2021-grommet - check out this shop, I see they have it in stock. For reference the part number: S199900003 Di2 BATTERY GROMMET. Good luck!
@@dreamvelo3210 do think it will fit Pave seatpost that came with Specialized Roubaix 2020?
Beautiful
Thank you!
👏👏👏👏
Amazing vid! I picked up an SL7 and I’m sourcing parts for my build. Is there a crown race on this stem?
Hey Logan! There is no crown race on the fork if that’s what you mean.
Film petarda! Mógłbym robić taką robotę😍😍😍.
Mam kilka pytań:
- Który łańcuch wykorzystałeś?
- czy przy przedniej przerzutce udało Ci się skutecznie zainstalować przewód wraz z tą kątową maskownica? (U mnie coś nie było stabilnego połączenia - narazie mam bez tego, Ale muszę jeszcze spróbować to poprawić.
Ogólnie build na miarę zachodnich - sztos!
Pozdrawiam
Dziękuję, bardzo mi miło! ☺ Łańcuch Shimano CN-M8100. Tak, maskownica siedzi stabilnie, spróbuj ją założyć praktycznie na końcu, jest tam taki rowek na wtyczkę przewodu. Wtyczka idzie prosto do gniazda, a przewód w środku maskownicy pod kątem 90 stopni schodzi w dół. Daj znać czy się udało. Pozdrawiam!
@@dreamvelo3210 już próbowałem na dwa sposoby czyli najpierw wcisnąć przewód - wtedy nie umiem założyć tej maskownicy.
Jedynie w kolejności (zakładam ze ta jest właściwa): maskownica na przewód następnie toolem dociskam ale połączenie jest niestabilne. :/
Mam jeszcze pytanko, co to za stojak serwisowy jeśli to nie tajemnica?
Hej! Teraz dopiero zauważyłem pytanie, żadna tajemnica, stojak to Lifeline Home Mechanic Workstand: www.chainreactioncycles.com/ie/p/lifeline-home-mechanic-workstand-inc-mat
Hej. Widzę, że przewody ham. Dokręcasz dynamoetrem - z jaką siła Nm? No i podstawowe pytanie czy ta nasadka na grzechotkę nie mnoży siły? Jak to jest?
The SL7 is an amazing bike. And, your video shows, in great detail, how complicated it is to build a bike with Di2 and integrated cables. The 17 min video represents more like 7 hours of work. It is modern technology, I suppose. Still, Sram etap is easier to install and external stem routing lightyears faster to set up and live with. It sure is sweet once you get the SL7 all together. You can't argue with that!
It was actually more than 7 hours 😅! My previous bike, Specialized Roubaix was on Sram Red AXS and I agree, it was easier to build. However, comparing to 11 speed Di2, new generation is a great progress anyway. No junctions, less wiring etc. Thanks for your comment ✌️
RD in time 11:03 in much different angle on dropout than in time 15:03. How did you solve that? I mean there is that stopper "ear" on dropout... It means in 15:03 not touching the "ear" and just torqued? Or did you change dropout?
Hey Ondrej, not sure if I understood the question correctly but it’s the chain that gives tension to the derailleur and put’s it in a different angle at 15:03. I didn’t make any other adjustments, it’s all documented step by step. Hope that helps 😊
Hello. Very good video.
A question. The brake caliper is directly on the fork. - Without an adapter and the screws fit? And at the back the R160 adapter was used. Otherwise you can only use 140's? Do the screws that come with the adapter fit or do you need additional screws? Thanks.
Thanks! 😊 both brake calipers have adapters, the front one came originally with the set, the rear one I had to buy separately to fit 160 mm rotors as caliper alone only fits 140 mm. The front screw were a good fit, rear ones were too long, so had to use shorter ones. Hope that answers the question.
Nice video, thank you. What length Di2 cables did you use for the battery / front and rear derailleur connections?
Hey Eddie, thanks for your comment! The lengths are 600 mm and 1200 mm. Hope that helps 😊
Damn I want one so bad
Hello @Dream Velo,
may I ask what grease you used on the bearings etc?
Hey there! Sorry for the late answer. I mostly use the Weldtite TF2 grease
Jak to dobrze, ze sa jeszcze inni producenci poza Made in China Specialized ; ) Preferuje jakosc TIME. Te ramy maja faktyczna w dystrybusji dealerskiej okolo 600USD. Ale marketing hype i rynek, decyduje.
Awesome
Thank you!
Hi
Nice build up!
Using your great video to build my Tarmac SL7 (Peter Sagan Edition from 2020).
I tried so hard to find the wrench adapter, which you’re using in the video (09:45).
Do you know where to find it?
Best regards from Denmark
Hey, pleased to hear you like it 😊. I got it with Sram bleed kit: www.bike24.com/p2131508.html , good luck with your build! Let me know if you have any more questions, all the best! ✌️
Thank you so much😃 All the best!!
If you dont mind, what two were lengths did you use to go from the seatpost to the derailleurs? Also, where can those battery holders be found for the SL7 seatpost?
Hey, the lengths are 600 mm and 1200 mm. nanobike.de/specialized-venge-di2-mj-2019-and-tarmac-sl7-2021-grommet - check out this shop, I see they have it in stock. For reference the part number: S199900003 Di2 BATTERY GROMMET. Good luck!
What tools do you use? Any brand favourites?
Hey Sam, it's a good mix of different brands that I use, Lifeline, Lifeline Pro, 3Min19Sec, Park Tool etc. Park Tool being my favourite so far.
hi , do you have a shop? can you do my bike installation of R8100?
Happy to do it for you but I’m based in Europe and not a shop 😊
What color scheme is this? I loved it when it came out, but it's been a few years.
It’s a 2021 frameset in Ultra Turquoise/Red Gold Pearl/Black - can’t really say it’s been few years in this case 😊
I owned 2 Tarmacs in the past. SL2 and SL4 - would never own another Spec - ... went Pinarello since the 65.1 -
Can i build the sl7 pro version with mechanical groupset?
Hey! Pretty sure you can, I believe frames were coming with different headset covers to accommodate mechanical shifting. Best to check with LBS though!
🥰
Excelent, very very good, Bike winner, $$$??
This bike was really easy to assemble ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxMesz3KOGEmwmvyKQfLfrRSUXLFzfVHZA and required very few adjustments out of the box. The wheels did not require any truing/adjustments. The frame had some small scratches, but nothing major.I did replace the seat though - the seat it came with was very uncomfortable. The tires need to be re-inflated every 4-5 days, but this appears to be quite common for the narrow 700x25 tires.Overall, in my opinion, this bike looks and rides like a much more expensive bike.
😃
What is the frame size?
Size 56
Anyone know if there is a way to stop cross chaining on the new 12sp groupsets? The previous gen had limiter on the rear derailleur to not move to the 2 lowest cogs while in the smaller front ring but the new one doesn't and I can't find a setting for it in the app
Or, you can practice not to cross-chain yourself. I don't cross-chain on mine.
@@yonglingng5640 I'd rather focus on riding then keeping count of which cog I'm using on the cassette
whatis the size of this bike?
56 cm
Nice bike, but it looks like you built it for the very first time, sorry 😂🤞
No need to apologize, I have indeed built this bike for the very first time 😉
@@dreamvelo3210 Respect! I wish you many many more bikes to build. All the best 🙌
promosm ?
2021? ........ sorry!!!
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