TREK EMONDA ALR PALMARES EDITION FULL BUILD | LOOKS LIKE CARBON
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.พ. 2024
- In this episode myself, Foxy and Matty build my new bike, the Trek Emonda ALR. We still manage to get some coffee and cake and someone misplaces a crucial part for the build.
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Love how Foxy "misplaced" the headset bearings, just to remind you how invaluable he is by "finding" them
😂🤣😂
Seems he's quite foxy like that 🤣
We just built one of these. Really impressed. If more brands get their alu on point like this I can see a resurgence happening.
Yes I watched your video. My mate sent me it. Very informative. Great job.
Hopefully if the snow stops I can ride it.
Fancy helping me build the next one 👀
@@benjaminlechappers sure. We are a long way North for you.
1hr 47 - sure we can make that happen
Kinesis, nuff said
@@benjaminlechappers Benjamin Benthony Benremy... you can't ride the bike build there for them to do for you that's just silly :P
But perhaps if you are delivered with the bike box to then ride back afterwards... 🤔
Matt looks proper chilled…love it .
Great bike can't beat a good ally frame! Great video to!
My 2016 first Gen ALR is a fantastic bike. I've bought and sold many bikes, but I keep this bike. I put force AXS on it a couple of years ago, it's fantastic. Ritchey carbon bars, stem, and Bontrager RSL carbon post, and Aeolus Pro 5 wheels
I have the previous gen ALR in rim brake. I've built it up to 6.4 kg and I'm super happy with that!
Killer bike killer edit 👌
Very good looking frame and great choice on the build and the 32mm tyres.
Quite a spectacular looking shop there
That’s a beautiful frame
Such a beautiful bike. I actually came over to see the bike build or info on the bike after watching the series from your mates. 😊
Foxy knows best.
Great value build! Really like how it turned out. Now we need some update on how it rides and maybe compare it with your Domane.
I'm at 8.5 kilos with Look Keo Max carbon pedals, one carbon bottle cage and Trek Garmin blendr mount with my Emonda ALR 5 build. This is with the stock carbon bars. yours is looking good. Love the frame.
A sick bike Ben, it's mental to be rode ide b taken it bike packing ,really jealous of u 😍😍
Beautiful build! 😮
Thank you! 😁
Great frame for a "budget" build. I recently bought one too and upgraded to carbon wheels and carbon seatpost with a Bontrager RSL carbon saddle.
*BEAUTIFUL* ❤❤
Peng bike that though, something about an ally frame with some naughty deep rims is just wonderful
Yeah nice! My current Caad 13 is around 8.1kg with pedals and rides so well. Shows aluminium can be a decent light frame material
I can’t believe how light that alu build is.
I own a '04 Trek 1500 SLR size 52 with aluminum box section clinchers with the only things made of carbon are the Reynolds UL fork, Bontrager seatpost and cages and a cheap unbranded saddle from China. With pedals it weigh 7.43 kg.
Saving some money to get a pair of deep section carbon rims to shave the weight to about 7.1 kg.
Beautiful bike Ben and big up the Chanel .
Shout out Nathan T from Wythenshawe riding big hills
😂😂😂
Thanks again for the shoutouts T Bizzie. Really helps the legs dem
@@nathanb324respect the 30 miles nailed today
Love the frame Ben where can I order it from?
Ziet er goed uit
Damn! This will be my next build. Currently still loving the most hated Caad13.
thinking of picking one up, replacing my crashed caad 8. Do you recommend? any creaks? :)
@@HCMORGI Highly recommend it IF you're buying it used but if you're getting a brand new one just get the Allez Sprint or Emonda ALR5.
@@diegoeleazar9154 oh yeah good tip, been eying the used Market. the discount is crazy.
will check out the other 2, thanks man!
Forgot to ask what spacer amount did you use under the stem? I use 10mm or 20mm depends how feel but tempted to slam it like pros
Please watch the 1-week old cycling weekly video. Have you noticed any of the same issues?
FAVE
Amazing bike.
Thinking of building one up as my "travel bike" as I'm terrified of my carbon frame getting knocked and damaged.
I've only ever flown with my metal bikes. Don't trust the carbon one won't turn up in pieces.
The only good looking trek bike. 👍
Do they have an aluminum fork?
Does 3T make parts anymore, my light bike has 3T but if abandoned I could probably go 6.5kg instead of 6.7kg
I've been looking at doing this frame build for the past few months.. Do the headset and bearings come with the frame?
No headset but bearings
4:08 Hi what kind of headset you bought for the build? I was thinking to order the exact Frameset:) but the don’t ship it with an headset that‘s why i am asking:)
Hey just a standard Bontrega one 🙌🏾
How tall are you mate? Looking at one of these
Hi Sir, how tall you are?
I'm about to order the ALR 5, but not sure about the sizes to get, I'm 172cm tall with 80cm inseam
Nice bike. Tempting model to build up.
12:34 let’s not include the wheels 😂😂😂😂😂
I am considering buying this same frame and building with SRAM Rival etap. Trek website says 28 mm tires max. What’s the clearance with 32mm tires? Nice build overall. Thanks for sharing this video.
Let me check
I held my tubular 22mm to my frame so get idea where bigger tyre sits but take this with pinch of salt max gap between stays is 36mm so anything below that be clearance, like 32mm should give 2mm each side (I don't know minimum clearance people recommend on a bike to use), forgot to add I haven't measured from where tyre be to seat tube
The 36mm was gap between chain stays and think seat stays ones going down to meet wheel? Have a bigger gap than 36mm
@@mlee6050 Trek recommends 4mm clearance between frame and tires. 2mm would be to close for me in my opinion.
@@roberts1159 I expect they do, I know someone put 30mm on anyway, well think 30 unless they meant 32
At moment I'm tempted to stay with 25mm over any bigger, said stay but meant go bigger to 25mm
Any idea if the 32c will fit on the 2024 Emonda SL6?
I wouldn’t think so
FIRST!💪🏾💪🏾
Yes you are!
Big up yourself Rapha
This might be a dumb question but with this frame is it possible to build as a fixed gear ?
Hmmmm I see what your thinking I’m not sure 🤔
My canyon endurace al with 11 speed 105, campagnolo shamal wheels and all stuff like reflectors, lamps, computer and whatnot is 9.25kg
Ouch, I'm seeing if can maybe get budget gravel bike to between 9-10kg so between Trek Emonda ALR weight and my Trek Slash gen 5 weight
Looks awesome, mate but if Foxy says don't take it bike packing, I'd be reluctant to take it bike packing.... unless you want the ensuing drama for the content! 😂
How is the performance of the bike? It is fast or more on the endurance side?
It’s a good all round bike for both gravel and road.
Noice
How did you manage to build this bike for £1500 (ex. wheels) when the frameset alone retails at £1300?
Great video mate! But I find it that the audio is really low. I had to crank up my speakers. Nonetheless great build on the ALR!
Sorry about that
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Carbon seatpost on an Aluminium bike build - 🤔🤔 not sure how I feel about that - bike looks epic dho
Yeah i agree actually
more like 8.3 !
You didn't fancy going 1by .
Some of us are disappointed how with mountain bike forced to use 1x, I'm glad people still use 2x for road
Didn’t see any notes being taken Ben, just a donut being g downed on a non ride day!!!
3rd.
Sherlock comment: Made a Rim Brake bike all in for less than 1/4th the price. 🤣
Genuinely I made a rim break bike for even less….😂
Too bad it cracked... you gettin it repaired yet?@@benjaminlechappers
You have to sort out the sound. I'm loosing it.
Hi Thomas, can you elaborate?
Makes me laugh, wheels .more than the while bike kills it
Love the video but this fade filter is annoying
A few people have said this. Appreciate the feed back. Was the 1st 4k upload. Wasn’t a filter I just used to much contrast in the colour grading 👍🏽
Your comment was definitely the most constructive compared to a few I have had 🙌🏾😂
ewwww, is that lithium grease? please god tell me no
Stop weighing bikes without pedals.