I don't suppose anyone has the spec for the new Flat Mount disc 'standard'? Considering it's an open standard and most of the big companies are using it, details seem to be very scarce.
Thanks!
Matthew Broadbent
I don't suppose anyone has the spec for the new Flat Mount disc 'standard'? Considering it's an open standard and most of the big companies are using it, details seem to be very scarce.
Thanks!
Matthew Broadbent
Welcome aboard, Broady.
http://www.velocipedesalon.com/forum...rum-36866.html
-- hi Broady..,
ronnie with a smile
Yes I just machined dropouts for road frames this morning it was announced a few years back to factories to look at but even though I think they missed a trick and people can buy our flatmount adapter, I posted the dims on instagram and the models can be got from our site soon
Yes I just machined dropouts for road frames this morning it was announced a few years back to factories to look at but even though I think they missed a trick and people can buy our flatmount adapter, I posted the dims on instagram and the models can be got from our site soon
Found it, that's a great help, thanks.
-Matthew Broadbent
Thank you for posting the dimensions. I have been looking for them. Can you provide a link to the original Shimano document? I have not found one on the Shimano website.
So this is the SRAM spec for for Flat Mount, for the rear that I got from SRAM Australia. "Brakes are coming" and the rear calipers are available from Shimano.
Flat mount spec Rear Aug 2015.JPG
The front SRAM spec for Flat Mount, although I prefer ISO for the bracing up the back of the fork leg.
Flat mount spec Front Aug 2015.JPG
I'm glad this is now an option. It solves so many problems.
Ewen Gellie
Melbourne Australia
full-time framebuilder, Mechanical Engineer, (Bach. of Eng., University of Melbourne)
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try again
The front SRAM spec for Flat Mount
Flat mount spec Front Aug 2015.JPG
Ewen Gellie
Melbourne Australia
full-time framebuilder, Mechanical Engineer, (Bach. of Eng., University of Melbourne)
[url]www.gelliecustombikeframes.com.au[/url]
[URL="http://instagram.com/gellie_custom_bikes"]http://instagram.com/gellie_custom_bikes[/URL]
Thank you for this helpful posting.
Anyone built with this spec?
Im considering trying this for the next build, but wonder if anyone has tried their hand at it. It looks to me like you would need to put a blank in place for the brake mount and then mill the slots post weld to the chainstay. I cant seem to think of how you would keep the slots referenced proper side to side in a jig otherwise.
M
Matt Moore
Yeah, I'm curious as to whether this has been done on a steel frame yet too, haven't seen anything around.
-Matthew Broadbent
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