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FRAME INTERNAL ROUTING (Di2 WIRING)

FRAME WIRING LENGTHS

 (the following lengths are suggestions only):

LOCATION

QTY LENGTH (mm)

DOWN TUBE (SM-JC41 TO SM-JC41)

1

1400

SEAT TUBE (SM-JC41 TO EW-RS910)

1

1200

SEATPOST (BATTERY TO EW-RS910)

1

500

SEAT TUBE (SM-JC41 TO FRONT DERAILLEUR)

1

500

CHAINSTAY (SM-JC41 TO REAR DERAILLEUR)

1

750

HANDLEBAR ( EW-JC130, SM-JC41 TO BOTH 
BRAKE LEVERS)

1

50 / 550 / 550

EXTENSIONS (SM-JC41 TO EXTENSION 
SHIFTERS)

2

1000

ELECTRONIC SHIFT WIRING - FRAME

There is no bottom bracket port to access the Junction B box. 

To connect the wires to the Junction B box, the crank must be 

removed, and the bottom bracket may need to be removed, 

depending on the bottom bracket type.

3

SM-JC41

EW-RS910

SM-JC41

1400mm

500mm

750mm

1200mm

500mm

B

A

TRAVEL 
OPTION

 

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FIG. 3 (Shimano Di2):

 Route the wires through the frame.

• 

Guide the 1400mm wire through the top of the head tube and down the down 
tube to the front side of the bottom bracket shell.

• 

Guide the 750mm wire through the drive-side chainstay, then over and to the 

front side of the bottom bracket shell.

• 

If you’re installing a front derailleur, guide a 500mm wire through the front 
derailleur wire port, down the seat tube and to the front side of the bottom 

bracket shell.

• 

Guide the 1200mm wire down from the top of the seat tube to the front side 
of the bottom bracket shell.

• 

To remove the seatpost, the EW-RS910 must first be removed and the 
1200mm wire unplugged.

TRAVEL OPTION: If the seatpost will be removed repeatedly, 

you can replace the 1200mm wire with a 700mm and a 

500mm wire (fig.3 A) and an in-line EW-JC200 junction (fig.3 

B) connecting the two wires.

ELECTRONIC SHIFT WIRING - BASEBAR

4

1000mm

EW-JC130

SM-JC41

1000mm

 

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FIG. 4 (Shimano Di2):

 Route the wires through the basebar.

• 

Route an EW-JC130 Y-wire into the basebar, with the 550mm lengths going 

to the ends of the basebar.

• 

Route two 1000mm e-tube wires through the center hole between the two 
spacer stack bolt holes, until they exit the center cavity in the basebar.

• 

Plug the 50mm wire from the EW-JC130 Y-wire and the two 1000mm e-tube 
wires into the SM-JC41 Junction B box.

ELECTRONIC SHIFT WIRING - BOTTOM BRACKET

5

SM-JC41

 

„

FIG. 5 (Shimano Di2):

 Plug the wires into the junction box.

• 

Guide all four wires through the access hole in the bottom bracket shell and 

out of the frame.

• 

Plug all four wires into the Junction B box, then place the box and wires back 
into the down tube in front of the bottom bracket shell.

The Shiv TT is spec’d with a 68mm BSA threaded bottom 

bracket shell. A number of threaded bottom bracket options 

are available to work with the Shiv TT in order to use your 

preferred crankset.

• 

Install the chosen bottom bracket, then install the cranks according to the 
manufacturer’s specifications.

Summary of Contents for TT 2020

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL ENGLISH SHIV TT ...

Page 2: ... accessories you are wearing exceeds this weight limit Failure to follow this warning may result in an accident which can cause serious injury or death GENERAL NOTES ABOUT ASSEMBLY This manual is not intended as a comprehensive assembly use service repair or maintenance guide Please see your Authorized Specialized Retailer for all service repairs or maintenance Your Authorized Specialized Retailer...

Page 3: ...for any creaks as a creak can be a sign of a problem with one or more components Periodically examine all surfaces in bright sunlight to check for any small hairline cracks or fatigue at stress points such as welds seams holes and points of contact with other parts If you hear any creaks see signs of excessive wear discover any cracks no matter how small or any damage to the bicycle immediately st...

Page 4: ... x 6 8 G UPPER HEADSET BEARING 38 x 27 2 x 6 3 H LOWER HEADSET BEARING 45 35 x 35 x 7 3 DESCRIPTION DIMENSIONS mm TOOL SIZE in lbf Nm I FRONT AXLE 6 133 15 J REAR AXLE 6 133 15 K FRONT DERAILEUR HANGER M4 x 12 2 5 18 2 0 L REAR DERAILLEUR HANGER M5 x 10 4 40 4 5 M JCT A BOX COVER M3 x 10 2 5 7 0 8 N JCT A PLUG FOR ETAP O Di2 BATTERY HOLDER P Di2 DROPOUT PLUG 1 A B C D E F G H I J K L P O N M ...

Page 5: ... T NUT SLEEVE 11 x 5 1 x 10 Z T NUT THREADED M5 x 11 x 14 6 44 5 0 DESCRIPTION DIMENSIONS mm TOOL SIZE in lbf Nm AA STEM BOLTS M5 x 16 4 44 5 0 BB STEM NUTS M5 x 7 1 5 44 5 0 CC STEM COVER DD STEM COVER FRONT BOLTS M3 x 14 2 1 0 12 EE STEM COVER REAR BOLT M2 5 x 24 2 1 0 12 FF HEADSET TOP CAP BOLT M5 x 20 4 GG HEADSET TOP CAP HH ARM CUPS II ARM CUP BOLTS M5 x 8 3 26 5 3 0 JJ ARM CUP PADS 2 BB AA C...

Page 6: ...p of the seat tube to the front side of the bottom bracket shell To remove the seatpost the EW RS910 must first be removed and the 1200mm wire unplugged TRAVEL OPTION If the seatpost will be removed repeatedly you can replace the 1200mm wire with a 700mm and a 500mm wire fig 3 A and an in line EW JC200 junction fig 3 B connecting the two wires ELECTRONIC SHIFT WIRING BASEBAR 4 1000mm EW JC130 SM J...

Page 7: ... I Fig 7 Install the plug assembly upper G and lower H rubber plugs metal upper clip I plastic lower circlip J on the battery Insert the assembly into the seatpost with the battery plug facing down 8 EW RS910 500mm 1200mm FIG 8 Shimano Di2 Install the junction box in the seatpost Remove the cover from the back of the seatpost take the EW RS910 Junction A box and plug a 500mm wire into one of the t...

Page 8: ...oo long we recommend using the 300mm seatpost WARNING For general instructions regarding the installation of the seatpost refer to the appropriate section in the Owner s Manual Riding with an improperly tightened seatpost can allow the saddle and seatpost to slide down which can damage the frame and cause you to lose control and fall WARNING Inspect the seatpost and seat tube to ensure that there ...

Page 9: ...FIG 16 Install the fork Grease then install the lower headset bearing in the lower headset cup then run the fork into the head tube Grease then install the upper headset bearing down over the steerer tube and into the headset cup followed by the compression ring 17 HEADSET TOP CAP BASEBAR TOP CAP BOLT FIG 17 Install the basebar Install the basebar followed by the top cap and bolt The rear brake an...

Page 10: ...of the top cap Ensure the brake line is properly positioned so there s no excess inside the frame and the handlebars will be able to rotate easily without tension from the rear brake housing 30 50mm 80mm 19 80mm HEAT SHRINK TUBING FRONT BRAKE HOUSING REAR BRAKE HOUSING 80mm NYLON TUBE FIG 19 Install heat shrink tubing and route brake housings To hold the nylon tube in position place an 80mm long s...

Page 11: ...onical washer followed by the nut on the underside Repeat the steps for the 2nd stack 22 SLEEVE 6 OR 10 SHIM SHIMANO OR SRAM WIRE CONICAL WASHER SPACER STACK BRIDGE BOLT EXTENSION SOCKET 32mm BOLT Fig 22 40 145mm stack Install the 40 80 or 120mm spacer onto the basebar insert the sleeves under the basebar then thread two 32mm bolts into the spacer from below Place any additional spacers on top of ...

Page 12: ...ter setup according to the brake manufacturer s instructions 26 EXTENSIONS MINIMUM INSERTION FIG 26 Install the extensions Insert the extension shifter wires in the extensions until they exit the ends of the extensions Route the extension shifter wires through the extensions loosening the stack bolts can help Depending on the shifters the wires will either have the exit the hole at the end of the ...

Page 13: ...CER mm BRIDGE NO SHIM 6 SHIM 10 SHIM 5 10 20 40 80 120 10 0 22 27 27 32 NUT 5 27 32 32 37 NUT 10 32 37 37 42 NUT 15 37 42 42 47 NUT 20 42 47 47 52 NUT 25 47 52 52 57 NUT 30 52 57 57 62 NUT 35 57 62 62 67 NUT 40 27 32 32 37 SLEEVE 45 32 37 37 42 SLEEVE 50 37 42 42 47 SLEEVE 55 42 47 47 52 SLEEVE 60 47 52 52 57 SLEEVE 65 52 57 57 62 SLEEVE 70 57 62 62 67 SLEEVE STACK BOLT LENGTH mm INSERT SPACER mm ...

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