Stupid question, but....
03-19-09 | 03:10 AM
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Stupid question, but....
I also have posted this in the General Cycling, but this forum seems to get more traffic:
Has anyone ever put a chainstay protector on the opposite side of the chain? Main reason considering doing this I currently have some strips of electical tape to hold my cyclometer wiring(tape holding wire and tape around the stay where sensors mount so zip ties dont rub on frame). Thought it would give a "symetrical/cleaner look" to just put a protector to cover it. Thoughts?
Has anyone ever put a chainstay protector on the opposite side of the chain? Main reason considering doing this I currently have some strips of electical tape to hold my cyclometer wiring(tape holding wire and tape around the stay where sensors mount so zip ties dont rub on frame). Thought it would give a "symetrical/cleaner look" to just put a protector to cover it. Thoughts?
03-19-09 | 03:40 AM
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Please post replies in the earlier thread in General Cycling (link below), I'm closing this thread. Any questions, please PM me. Thanks.
https://www.bikeforums.net/general-cycling-discussion/521786-stupid-question-but.html
--Juha, a Forum Mod
https://www.bikeforums.net/general-cycling-discussion/521786-stupid-question-but.html
--Juha, a Forum Mod
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