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Yes, I've got a 2017 foil with the 1.0 bars, same issue. I thought it was the headset, and after some tightening I think it's gone. I also waxed the sculpted area below the spacers, not sure if that helped or not!
I have a Scott CR1 and get the same noise occasionally ,especially when pulling on the 'bars.
I found that the bottom bearing was a pretty loose fit in the headtube and would just drop out.I used some stud lock and initially it cured the noise but its started to creep back.Next time I'll probably put a single layer of tape inside the headtube so that the bearing is a squeeze fit.