Er, there's no clamp for the front changer...

[Andrew_Culture]

I managed to find a frame the right size for my, er, frame on ebay and am about to set about changing over all my components. But I've stumbled a bit at the first hurdle.

The mount for the front changer on my current bike looks like this:

Whereas the same spot on the new frame looks like this:

Is the solution as grabbing one of these?

 

[KneesUp]

Yes, or just buy a new band-on front derailleur

 

[Andrew_Culture]

Yes, or just buy a new band-on front derailleur

I didn't know what they're called, now the world is my clicky oyster

 

[Herzog]

It's a Bianchi...?

 

[Andrew_Culture]

It's a Bianchi...?

It has a Bianchi sticker on it, if I got a Bianchi frame for £30 off ebay I'd be dead chuffed. It says Nirone on it, that's about as much as I know.

 

[Herzog]

Nice frame for 30 quid!

 

[Andrew_Culture]

Nice frame for 30 quid!

Smart!

 

[themosquitoking]

Nice to see you went for the same cable tie mudguard solution i did.

 

[kloeshuman]

just buy clamp on front mech, unless you just really want to keep the cost down

 

[Andrew_Culture]

Nice to see you went for the same cable tie mudguard solution i did.

Courtesy of @mattobrien 's brain. The rear mudguard is 80% race blade, 20% crud catchers.

 

[mattobrien]

Courtesy of @mattobrien 's brain. The rear mudguard is 80% race blade, 20% crud catchers.

Either a case of great minds think alike, or probably more a case of fools never differ, with sadly me being the fool

 

[Nigelnaturist]

@Andrew_Culture you can get Shimano Ultegra Di2 6770 Braze On Adaptor or Shimano Braze On Adaptor

 

[Andrew_Culture]

@Andrew_Culture you can get Shimano Ultegra Di2 6770 Braze On Adaptor or Shimano Braze On Adaptor

Thank you!

 

[Nigelnaturist]

Thank you!

 

[HLaB]

Its a Mianchi Via Nirone, great find for £30
As linked to you just need an adapter, I'm using a M'Part one for my ultegra front deraileur.