Hi Wyatt,
This looks great and I've been curious about this method since seeing Anton
Stutter use it.
Did your Thomson post have a hole in the top or did you have to drill one?
Thanks!
Rory
On Thursday, November 14, 2024 at 12:15:32 PM UTC-8 Wyatt wrote:
> [image: dynamo rear light.jpg]
> Her
I have use small amounts of Shoe Goo adhesive to attach wires. In my
experience it holds through all kinds of weather, is removable if need be
and does not harm the paint.
On Thursday, November 14, 2024 at 2:12:58 PM UTC-5 Bill Lindsay wrote:
> I only have the annoying jerk thoughts:
>
> A dy
I just wired a clem (dark greenish? bronzey? not sure the official color)
because it's so dark, the black B&M wire hardly shows as it twirls up the
fork leg. it goes under the basket to the left side where the front light
is.
the rear light follows the cabling to the rear brake, all the way to
I was just about to bring those up Jeremy! They perfectly fit the son
coaxial cables and the adhesive is quite strong, just make sure to clean
and dry the area before application.
Collin in DejaVoakland
On Tuesday, November 19, 2024 at 11:04:18 AM UTC-8 Jeremy Till wrote:
> A couple of years a
A couple of years ago a list member (Collin A?) brought these to my
attention:
https://www.performancebike.com/shimano-sd50-etube-di2-wire-cover-white-ismewc2w/p333253?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_id=17393956213&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAi_G5BhDXARIsAN5SX7oXbYoYz_LGctG_BbfQInEVnLLMFkosj
Thanks, everyone! These are some awesome ideas. I'm also wondering if a few
strips of strategically wrapped newbaums might be a fun way to address
this. The author of last week's newsletter (Will?) mentioned he just bought
a Clem and is going to add a rear dynamo. Maybe I'll ask him as well. I'l
You know those plastic tubes that 90’s MTB would run the rear brake cable
through along the top tube? I used one of them and a couple or 3 tiny zip
ties to follow the brake cable, it kinda disappears that way. Plus it is on
the non drive side for pictures!
On Thursday, November 14, 2024 at 7:1
My dynamo lighting "hack" has been to fully heat shrink wrap the chintzy
looking wire, it ends up looking more like cable housing which isn't so
jarring to look at on the frame, and I've found is easier to route around
rack parts
On Thursday, November 14, 2024 at 1:05:19 PM UTC-5 Jkarlin wrote:
this bothered me at first, on my AHH, but I'm so in love with the light I
don't care anymore. I did the best I could to keep it tight under the top
tube and it looks fine. Like Wyatt, have the B&M with p-clamp hack but
mine's mounted with a braze-on. Will put it under the seat once these
little
I only have the annoying jerk thoughts:
A dynamo tail-light is super cool to have, and worth the money to pay
somebody else to do the internal routing for it.
For any bike that I don't want to spend the money on paying somebody else
to deal with the internal routing, battery tail-lights on t
I've had similar issues where the wires ruin the look of the bike. I would
suggest that you find speaker cable wire that either matches the color of
your frame/cable housing and either crimp or solder the terminals. It's a
lot of work... but hey, it's a cheap alternative!
Also, pics would help
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