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Originally Posted by SurferRosa
Yeah, I take waaaay too much time snipping a few mm's off the housing end(s) to get them the same loop height.

When making so many small cuts, I clean the end with my Park cutters inside a plastic bag so the spiky shard doesn't fly away only to be found by bike tire or bare foot.
Originally Posted by jPrichard10
I usually make the rear brake housing a tad too long, and then I can pull a little excess out the back so that the "whiskers" are the same height in the front.
Originally Posted by squirtdad
get it close, say "damn that looks good" and ride the heck out of it
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