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question on cable guides on steel frame

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Old 05-27-09, 08:14 PM
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question on cable guides on steel frame

so i searched around and couldn't find any posts on this...

i just got an old Italian steel frame and im fixing it up with old campy record. However my frame does not have cable guides on the toptube... are there ones i can put on there or will the cable be fine not attached to anything but the breaks?

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Old 05-28-09, 10:18 AM
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they were meant to be attached with cable clips/clamps. They seem to go for less than $20 on ebay if you have a 1" top tube. Search for Campagnolo brake cable clips. This sort of question works better in the C&V forum

You might even hurt yourself if you don't use the clips. If nothing else, you can use wire ties until you can get something better.
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