Hello everybody

[Stefan Mikes]

Very, very nice and clean work! Did you need to do anything special with the e-bike display to integrate it?

 

[Pawel69]

Very, very nice and clean work! Did you need to do anything special with the e-bike display to integrate it?

Two things:

1. Hole in the handlebar between the stem clamps to route all the cables to the head tube, and 2 for brake cables
2. Cutting the cable between the display and the switches to extend it. Unfortunately, Yamaha doesn’t offer other kits with longer cables, so you have to do it yourself

 

[Stefan Mikes]

Two things:

1. Hole in the handlebar between the stem clamps to route all the cables to the head tube, and 2 for brake cables
2. Cutting the cable between the display and the switches to extend it. Unfortunately, Yamaha doesn’t offer other kits with longer cables, so you have to do it yourself

Nice work Paweł! I'm impressed!

 

[Pawel69]

Nice work Paweł! I'm impressed!

Thank you

 

[Jeremy McCreary]

Finally. The wireless cockpit project can be considered almost complete. I'm still thinking about what to do with the front brake cable—leave it as it is or route it through the head tube?

Black and white with orange accents — one of my very favorite color schemes.

 

[stompandgo]

XTR, that's all that's available now in the USA. XT and Deore are not. For me, it's down the road. Enjoy your upgraded bike, Pawel.

 

[stompandgo]

Two things:

1. Hole in the handlebar between the stem clamps to route all the cables to the head tube, and 2 for brake cables
2. Cutting the cable between the display and the switches to extend it. Unfortunately, Yamaha doesn’t offer other kits with longer cables, so you have to do it yourself

Did the carbon bars come with large ports or did you cut your own? I need to get not just the hydraulic hose inside, but a wired remote cable. Standard Di2 compatible bars have ports that are too small for this.

 

[Pawel69]

Did the carbon bars come with large ports or did you cut your own? I need to get not just the hydraulic hose inside, but a wired remote cable. Standard Di2 compatible bars have ports that are too small for this.

I replaced the carbon handlebar (Race Face) with an aluminum one (Pro) because I had to drill holes for the hydraulic hoses, and for obvious reasons, I didn't want to do that on carbon. If you have a handlebar designed for internal routing, like a OneUp or Pro, the holes should be the correct diameter. If they aren't, you have two options: either carefully sand them to enlarge them, or cut the hoses, feed them through the holes, install new connectors, and join them back together.

 

[stompandgo]

My bike comes with aluminum bars with machined ports that should fit everything. I was curious about your carbon bars, but now I see that they are aluminum.