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Old 12-19-14 | 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted by FrenchFit
So that's it, the RD frame stop is directly above the chainstay CL. So, the DT cable guide is located at the bottom of the DT, making a fairly straight run to the chainstay stop. But what about the FD, that cable will run through the same clamp but left side channel and up behind starting from the left side for a pull down FD...correct? So you'd have to be sure the left side guide is long enough to get the cable positioned behind the ST coming of the guide, yeah?
When I mentioned chainstay centerline I should have clarified centerline from the side..... You RD stop is above that centerline so yes, you need a DT mounted guide.

Someone can correct me if I wrong but I think all double DT cable guides are designed to properly position the FD cable around the back side of the ST. And they can be bend to better optimize routing.
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