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Hank Wirtz
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A buddy gave me an old ('87 maybe?) Cannondale road frame. Its under-BB
cable guide had been removed, but there's a threaded hole where it was.
I picked up the cable guide at an LBS but at the time, I didn't think of
asking if they had the screw, 'cause I figured I'd have one lying around.
Needless to say, I've now been through every screw in the house, and none
of them fit. Bottle cage screws. SPD cleat screws. Downtube shift lever
wingnuts. Computer case screws. A screw from a Cateye wheel magnet. Rack
screws from both round-hole and square-hole server racks (I work in a
computer lab). You name it, I've tried it.
A wrench at another LBS suggested putting a small flat-headed screw out the
hole from inside the BB shell, and securing it with a nut on the outside,
or just using it as a stud to center it, and let cable tension keep it
there. I'm skeptical, but I'm almost there.
Anybody have any idea what the diameter & pitch are of that mounting hole?
-Hank
cable guide had been removed, but there's a threaded hole where it was.
I picked up the cable guide at an LBS but at the time, I didn't think of
asking if they had the screw, 'cause I figured I'd have one lying around.
Needless to say, I've now been through every screw in the house, and none
of them fit. Bottle cage screws. SPD cleat screws. Downtube shift lever
wingnuts. Computer case screws. A screw from a Cateye wheel magnet. Rack
screws from both round-hole and square-hole server racks (I work in a
computer lab). You name it, I've tried it.
A wrench at another LBS suggested putting a small flat-headed screw out the
hole from inside the BB shell, and securing it with a nut on the outside,
or just using it as a stud to center it, and let cable tension keep it
there. I'm skeptical, but I'm almost there.
Anybody have any idea what the diameter & pitch are of that mounting hole?
-Hank