Originally Posted by
dsbrantjr
Lovegasoline: I don't have a photo, nor the bike any more, but the noodle goes into the top of the cable hanger where the cable would go, and exits towards the rider's left assuming the front brake is controlled by the left lever. The cable goes into the noodle and makes a curve up and to the right where it goes into the interrupter brake lever. You may need a noodle with an angle other than 135 degrees (90 or 45) to make a nice loop but the concept is the same.
Still confused.
The front brake lever is on rider's left. If the noodle mounts to the top of the cable hanger (assuming in this instance an aftermarket
lowered cable hanger) and the cable exits the noodle toward's rider's left.... how does it make a curve
up to the right to the interrupter lever (scratching head). In this scenario it seems to me the cable would have to make an 'S' curve.
In the pic below:
-blue represents the front brake interrupter lever
-green represents the idealized lower cable hanger
-red represents the 135 degree noodle.
How does the cable route?