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David Kerber
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I recently acquired a used Cervelo P2K frame, which has internal cable
runs inside the top tube. However, as I was starting to assemble it, I
discovered that the section of cable casing that runs inside the top
tube had come out of its place at the holes and was sliding around
inside the top tube.
I had no trouble removing the casing from the tube and verifying that
there was nothing wrong with it, and that there's nothing else loose
inside the frame.
However, what is the trick for getting this (or a replacement) cable
housing back in place? I imagine I could come up with something which
would require a ton of trial and error to get the end of the cable
through the holes, but was hoping there was some special technique
somebody could describe or point me to, to help me along.
Googling turned up information that it is not supposed to be difficult
to service, but had no details.
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runs inside the top tube. However, as I was starting to assemble it, I
discovered that the section of cable casing that runs inside the top
tube had come out of its place at the holes and was sliding around
inside the top tube.
I had no trouble removing the casing from the tube and verifying that
there was nothing wrong with it, and that there's nothing else loose
inside the frame.
However, what is the trick for getting this (or a replacement) cable
housing back in place? I imagine I could come up with something which
would require a ton of trial and error to get the end of the cable
through the holes, but was hoping there was some special technique
somebody could describe or point me to, to help me along.
Googling turned up information that it is not supposed to be difficult
to service, but had no details.
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