Old 02-05-16 | 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by mstateglfr
Attach the clamp to the seatpost. Thatll remove the cable from being an issue and will keep your frame from potential scuffs and scrapes from any rotation while clamped.
I got this Park shop work station in '80 or '81 and it is a gem with soft enough pads I can do BB work w/o damaging clear coat on even the Italians. I have the other stands so I don't have to rotate which it does not do easily as back then pretty much all bikes had top cables. Probably weird but to me rotating this C&V stand would be like finding my gail Paramount and pulling the NR and putting on an 11 speed group set.
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