Dreambuild Rennstahl Trail Gravel | New 2021 Campagnolo Ekar Gravel Groupset 1x13

[@tomhell5790]

Der gute Mann weiss was er macht, wunderbar aufgebaut. War ein Vergnügen dabei zuzusehen 👍👍

[@FantaFuture92]

the fit on those headset bearings was very satisfying

[@nitrokyle5]

These videos are amazingly well done. So cool!!!

[@qinli3280]

That cassette... simply beautiful

[@santealoise4429]

Campagnolo Ekar 13 speed WoW 🔝🔝🔝👍

[@shaneruddock-pedallingtheg8114]

This is beyond beautiful.

[@natareffil6517]

beautiful.....

[@markspencer8195]

Fantastic

[@ricricardelli6814]

modern vintage!

[@denzelpardillo1181]

Yup, The ultimate GB.

[@mrdn]

Beautiful bike.

[@novyherdian7611]

Gravel power

[@wenrivera3825]

Wish to have one

[@BartekDurden]

Beautiful video! But if frame is steel, wouldn't be better to have threaded bottom bracket instead of press-fit? Easier to maintanence in my opinion. Also for touring might be better to have more flexible choose of gears in mid-section of cassette instead putting smallest sprocket at size 9? But still, beautiful looking build!

[@stopmetzagen]

This is not a touring groupset tho, this is the new campagnolo 13-speed gravel groupset aimed at performance. Also the biggest available ring up front is a 44T, but they also have a 38, 40 & 42.

[@juanjosegarciaalonso7418]

Tiene que ser carísima

[@bikepacking330]

Good

[@Gyikhuszar88]

Check parktool's video how to wrap the bar correctly (I have never seen one in any dream builds...).

[@jorgecuenca9175]

Handlebar?

[@wasupwitdat1mofiki94]

Holy crap, 24.5 lbs without pedals. WTF? My Ridley X-Fire I use for gravel only weighs 17 lbs. with Shimano XTR pedals. I'm using the SRAM eTap road group from a few years ago, before AXS came out, set up 1X. That build is a tank.

[@81caasi]

droper seatpost was around 500g, and the frame was over 3000g, so yeah lol.

[@baptistecuisinier-delisle7250]

trop la classe

[@thomasarrabito1674]

Campagnolo Ekar's weight 2506 gr.

[@LordFata]

Gorgeous build, and love the channel! However the flat camera angle on the scales means we can't see the comma on the measurements. I know a chain doesn't weigh 2.46 kg, but this guessing game kind of spoils the viewing pleasure of the build itself. Seeing the values at the end would also be enough, in my opinion.

[@feldybikes]

What is the part with the two holes hanging off the left dropout?

[@Digi20]

for attaching a kickstand when using the bike as a tourer

[@julsu.]

is the frame steel?

[@antagonist089]

FrameName in English = RaceSteel

[@hptator]

based on the weight i'd say it's tungsten

[@retoegolf6507]

Price?

[@drtibber]

Should use a torque wrench. Seems to over tighten thru axle. Very nice bike.

[@lobodk]

Let me have it please🙏🏾

[@simonrano8072]

Shimano sneakly appearing with the dropper lever ^^

[@arczi1688]

Dear Sir … would like to give u my Carbon bike to care ! Good job !!

[@hannesvdvreken]

7:39 shimano lockring, 7:56 shimano dropper seat post people at campagnolo watching this video: 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@rattila13]

Campy's lockring only fits their weird hubs that have external threads for the centerlock lockring, they're using Tune hubs here, and Campy doesn't make a dropper post.

[@j1mbobable]

all that just to rip off the finishing tape by hand lol

[@TheMrRadish]

what difference does it make?

[@maciejzielinski4033]

11.2kg?!?!?!

[@Kolomy24]

And it got carbon fork. How it managed to be 11 kilo

[@maciejzielinski4033]

@@Kolomy24 i see now, look: "With a maximum load capacity of 165kg, this model is therefore ideally suited as a reliable travel companion for long tours with a lot of luggage." But then holy hell who would ever take that much stuff on a bike trip damn..

[@theobuzat9091]

@@maciejzielinski4033 you just need a 90kg rider and 50kilos of luggages, these including what you eat, where you sleep, bike parts and hygene so.....not that suprising really. And I dont see why the weight of a bike matters that much, I'm mean here maybe but the argument of my bike is lighter than this disk brake bike that weights 8.0kg....8.0kg vs 6.8 is 1.2kg maybe you could loose that weight in you belly, you see what I mean (this part of the comment is not meant for you Maciej, just for the ones who say this kinda of things on the comments)

[@MarcosTrazzini]

What's the point of being so concerned with weight on an aluminum bike? The frame is incredibly heavy! So why bother weighing the other components at all?

[@81caasi]

extra information. Why not..

[@dakalla]

It's steel, not aluminium. Came out very heavy anyway for the components used..

[@MarcosTrazzini]

Yeah. So that's even worse. I've a steel gravel bike, size 56, with entry level components that has the same weight.

[@channul4887]

@@MarcosTrazzini are you boasting or complaining?

[@MarcosTrazzini]

@@channul4887 I'm asking. Just want to understand the point of being so concerned with all components weight but using such a heavy frame...

[@alfio50698]

11.4 kg? prefer a cross country mtb......

[@redsonor]

schönes Rad, leider über 10kg.........zu schwer!

[@thomashoerster9524]

Nice nice nice...but much to heavy...

[@TheRomalov]

A dropper post on any bike with a drop bar is nothing more than the latest marketing gimmick. How stupid!

[@fradd4045]

have you tried it ?

[@laurentgeyer7674]

I much prefer drop bars on a go anywhere bike, and if you've ever taken one on single track you'd probably appreciate being able to drop the post on technical descents. Not sure if I could be bothered with the weight penalty when a skewered seat collar would do, but I do see the appeal of being able to drop the post on a whim, without having to stop.