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See these guys have a Campy version so maybe they can help https://www.olympiccycles.co.za/product/enve-id360-freehub-campagnolo/

You could just epoxy the spacer in place. Use something like ABE Epidermix 372 it will not move after that ! Else you clould just build it up with the 372. If coulour is an issue mix some graphite powder or carbon fibre sawdust with the epoxy.

You know what they say about " assumption " ? myself included !

Yes ! Signed up

I managed to save an old Wahoo sometime ago but this mod required some effort.

Try looking at "DogEarsGps". Unfortanaetly I would think most diy printing options for gps mount's are not goint to last long as compared to the manufacturing process used in making the origional oem mounts. If you could find someone with a resin 3d printer that might work.

Looks as if no road race only mtb !

Use a suitable material for the print, perhaps something like ABS or a material that is well suited to UV exposure it should improve the longevity.

Anything is possible, however I think a decent super glue or epoxy might hold that together. A lot of effort to design that perfectly.

Find Panda work well : https://pandasport.co.za/product/plain-black-bib-elite/

It could just be some grease in the picture but that handlebar looks cracked around the mounting area.

Diy !

The R1500 was not the flex membership fee, although it's the same.

If you really stuck. You can PM me I make my own and can assist if you not hell bent on using the originals

If you use choose Aramex,Velo Orange will have to ship to their Depot in New York. Velo Orange might charge you a local shipping fee to send there and add tax to their price (this is up to them). From Aramex NY it will ship out to SA ( shipping fee based on weight). When it hits SA VAT will be added to original invoice for customs clearance as well as an agent fee normally R100 or so. Hopefully that makes sense.

For a 5kg box for looking at around R1500, they have a rate calculator on there website.

I have used Aramex Global shopper for frames in the past. Takes about two week to arrive and price for shipping was very reasonable. A cardboard box with a frame inside is normally not to heavy. However you will be charged local tax, and then vat when bringing into SA.

The Specialized Power saddles are great. However after having three break / crack on me I decided to change. All three cracked on the same place inside the hollow channel. In saying that all three where replaced under warranty, but who want something that breaks all the time. I had enough, moved over to a Fabric Line-S Pro Team had to import from CRC. Very comfortable !

Just print one ! #3D Printer

https://bikehub.co.za/classifieds/item/handlebars/487070/deda-elementi-espresso-tt-aerobar With these you can go to town !

Did you user the shim provided ? Secondly you also have to be quite generous with the amount of grease you apply when installing.

With saddles you normally get what you pay for. Secondly every person has a personal preference regarding saddles what works for one does not work for all. So try get one to test before you pull the trigger.

Try Sportsmans Warehouse, normally in the running section

Get yourself some Race Number Magnets, they are not a perfect solution but can be used to substitute some safety pins.

I have broken mine before and repaired it with epoxy, that was more than a year ago no problems thus far.