Cabling a new bike
05-30-14 | 07:37 PM
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Cabling a new bike
Hey Guys,
I am working on running my cabling on my new Specialized Awol and I am thoroughly confused... There is no cable stops for the front and rear derailleur when running the cable down the downtube on this frameset, there is just slots for ziptie-ing the cable housing to the frame. I'm not completely certain how I am supposed to run the derailleur cables when there is no way to stop the housing from moving with the cable when you try and shift the bike? Is there something I am missing here?
I am working on running my cabling on my new Specialized Awol and I am thoroughly confused... There is no cable stops for the front and rear derailleur when running the cable down the downtube on this frameset, there is just slots for ziptie-ing the cable housing to the frame. I'm not completely certain how I am supposed to run the derailleur cables when there is no way to stop the housing from moving with the cable when you try and shift the bike? Is there something I am missing here?
05-30-14 | 07:42 PM
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FB4K - Every October we wrench on donated bikes. Every December, a few thousand kids get bikes for Christmas. For many, it is their first bike, ever. Every bike, new and used, was donated, built, cleaned and repaired. Check us out on FaceBook: FB4K.
Disclaimer: 99% of what I know about cycling I learned on BF. That would make, ummm, 1% experience. And a lot of posts.
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