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Luke
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There is the option of a bolt-on (to the seat binder bolt) cable hanger
(available from loosescrews.com), but in this instance I wonder if it
will do. This MTB frame boasts standard 12 O'clock cable routing and
the seat-tube, extending 45 mm past the top-tube's top, requires a
collar; and a bolt on hanger would result in unconventional cable
routing: it would require the brake cable to be raised at least 45 mm
(acounting for the its bend) above the rear segment of the top-tube in
order to properly seat in the hanger. This can't be a good idea.
Luke
(available from loosescrews.com), but in this instance I wonder if it
will do. This MTB frame boasts standard 12 O'clock cable routing and
the seat-tube, extending 45 mm past the top-tube's top, requires a
collar; and a bolt on hanger would result in unconventional cable
routing: it would require the brake cable to be raised at least 45 mm
(acounting for the its bend) above the rear segment of the top-tube in
order to properly seat in the hanger. This can't be a good idea.
Luke