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Originally Posted by jsharr
You could install an inline adjuster somewhere as well.
+1 And it has the added benefit of looking like you did it on purpose...rather then like a hack job

"Why do you have an in-line adjuster on the back of the bike?", asks the busy body.

"Why didn't you know that thats the way the Pros do it? I thought everyone knew that!", you say in your best OCP voice.
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