Clean Di2 Intalls?
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Clean Di2 Intalls?
*Installs*
Is there already a thread for this? (If so my search-fu can't find it).
I've got a 2014 Domane 5.9 (Ultegra Di2). Honestly the way the LBS installed the junction box/wires in front of the handlebars is garbage. I've seen some nice installs with the new Di2, but I can't manage to position the controller under my Garmin mount due to wiring geometry. Show me some clean installs!
Is there already a thread for this? (If so my search-fu can't find it).
I've got a 2014 Domane 5.9 (Ultegra Di2). Honestly the way the LBS installed the junction box/wires in front of the handlebars is garbage. I've seen some nice installs with the new Di2, but I can't manage to position the controller under my Garmin mount due to wiring geometry. Show me some clean installs!
Last edited by Gladius; 07-08-16 at 02:20 PM. Reason: typo
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Bdop has a di2 genie thing...
Computer and Other Mounts-Di2 GENIE
Most people I see just rubberband them to the stem.
Computer and Other Mounts-Di2 GENIE
Most people I see just rubberband them to the stem.
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Cleanest is built for it. So Look 795. New groupo - bar end.
I've installed 5. I used a glue gun for under the stem.
I had an option for under the saddle, but decided it was not practical for real world racing use without having a spare bike.
I've installed 5. I used a glue gun for under the stem.
I had an option for under the saddle, but decided it was not practical for real world racing use without having a spare bike.
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I'd take a look at the new DA Di2 (9100) group when it comes out. My bet is that the bar end junction box is backwards compatible. If you have a bar with internal routing and a new wiring harness for that part, should work. Also includes a charging port - really nice idea.

J.

J.
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That bar-end option is slick; I wonder if it would be backwards compatible to older Di2? My junction box is zip-tied to the brake cable, so it doesn't even seat under the stem.
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i got mine installed while in japan, and this is how the shop installed my external Di2:
https://www.bikeforums.net/road-cycli...aner-bike.html
https://www.bikeforums.net/road-cycli...aner-bike.html
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So for clarity, I have this junction box with my Ultegra Di2, which is zipped tied to one of the brake cables in front:

As opposed to this one, which I see on most bikes now:

This latter one seems to be mountable under the stem/computer mount.
What's the difference? Could I swap mine out for the newer one?

As opposed to this one, which I see on most bikes now:

This latter one seems to be mountable under the stem/computer mount.
What's the difference? Could I swap mine out for the newer one?
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I have the ziptied one too...only after a few years the zipties have broken. It is currently just flopping around, but my plan is to take a strip of velcro and velcro it to the underside of the stem.
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Just redid the brake housing and junction box this weekend. Sure seems like a kludge design.
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I redid my brakes this weekend as well. Yokozuna housing doesn't agree with the internal cable routing ports on my cannondale, grumble, grumble, grumble...
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It's not pending, i've had eTap since February.
For Di2, check out some of the "Pro" bike videos and pictures from this years TdF. I'm sure the pro teams have very tidy installations.
For Di2, check out some of the "Pro" bike videos and pictures from this years TdF. I'm sure the pro teams have very tidy installations.
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