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09-21-09, 08:51 AM
Hey all,
I've learned a lot on this forum. I have a question for you all. I recently purchased a new bike.
The gear & brake lines for the back run along the underside of the top bar of the frame.
So when I mount it on my bike rack or on my storage rack all the weight is being applied to the cables which are probably getting squished against the frame ? Will this pose a problem in the short or long term ?
Can I compensate by adjusting the tension from time to time. Is the cable tough enough that this won't affect anything. I have a Scott P4 which weight about 30 lbs.
Thanks
Chris
I've learned a lot on this forum. I have a question for you all. I recently purchased a new bike.
The gear & brake lines for the back run along the underside of the top bar of the frame.
So when I mount it on my bike rack or on my storage rack all the weight is being applied to the cables which are probably getting squished against the frame ? Will this pose a problem in the short or long term ?
Can I compensate by adjusting the tension from time to time. Is the cable tough enough that this won't affect anything. I have a Scott P4 which weight about 30 lbs.
Thanks
Chris