On 04/21/2017 08:53 AM, Tim Gavin wrote:
Glad I could help. Just passing on what I've learned here.
My Riv still has its tail light wire along the brake cable run; it's a
minor annoyance. My plan is to change it to under-the-BB and into the
rear fender, but not until my current (lipless) V
Glad I could help. Just passing on what I've learned here.
My Riv still has its tail light wire along the brake cable run; it's a
minor annoyance. My plan is to change it to under-the-BB and into the rear
fender, but not until my current (lipless) VO fenders break. At that
point, I'll install s
Tim,
No, that is great info... It seemed I woke up with the question and typed
before doing a thorough search. But your notes help a lot. I too tried
the routing along existing cabling but did not really like the result. I
will experiment with Shoe Goo as well as the tape...
Big thanks for
Bob-
There have been multiple discussions about wiring routing tips and tricks
on this forum. Perhaps search the forum from the google group interface?
For instance, I learned from this forum that Shoe Goo is an excellent
mostly-permanent adhesive for attaching wiring to the frame. I say
mostly
Sorry for being incredibly late to this question but are there
notes/posts/lessons learned around for routing said electrical wiring, on
the off chance that someone might do that? It seems someone here was
trying to route wiring for a rear light and was pretty disappointed in how
it came out.
Also good for discreetly routing electrical wiring along frame tubes,
though for the life of me I don't know why anyone would need electrical
wiring on a bicycle.
On Fri, Apr 7, 2017 at 5:38 AM, Les Lammers wrote:
> This was developed for the leading edge of copter blades to prevent
> abrasion f
This was developed for the leading edge of copter blades to prevent
abrasion from desert sand. It's a TOUGH clear adhesive tape available in
different widths.You can find it on the auction site. I have it on the 'top
tube' of my Cheviot and also use it as a chainstay protector. Excellent
paint
