Frame Gear Cable Stops at Melody Hanks blog

Frame Gear Cable Stops. If you don't have your heart set on internal cables, you can use bolt on frame mounted stops. Kit comes with two stops, and screws. Alloy cable stop screw into the chainstay. View similar items in these. You will need to measure the frame tube diameter and figure out if you need single, double or triple. To make it easier for you to find what. Look good and perform remarkably. The backstop was originally designed to replace cable guides by adding cable. Over time setup changes and accidents can mean that you need to replace your bike frame cable guides. The gear cables sit in them, and they have a spring. I have tried using 'generic' jagwire frame brake/gear cable stop, but unfortunately the diameter is fractionally too big for the holes in. Converting an old steel frame to more modern shifters and there is nothing else available to use as cable stops. I need to buy a couple of these, they are the ones that screw into the downtube of the frame.

Converting an old steel frame to more modern shifters and there is nothing else available to use as cable stops. To make it easier for you to find what. I need to buy a couple of these, they are the ones that screw into the downtube of the frame. Kit comes with two stops, and screws. Over time setup changes and accidents can mean that you need to replace your bike frame cable guides. Alloy cable stop screw into the chainstay. The backstop was originally designed to replace cable guides by adding cable. If you don't have your heart set on internal cables, you can use bolt on frame mounted stops. Look good and perform remarkably. View similar items in these.

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Frame Gear Cable Stops Kit comes with two stops, and screws. View similar items in these. To make it easier for you to find what. Converting an old steel frame to more modern shifters and there is nothing else available to use as cable stops. Kit comes with two stops, and screws. The gear cables sit in them, and they have a spring. Over time setup changes and accidents can mean that you need to replace your bike frame cable guides. Alloy cable stop screw into the chainstay. If you don't have your heart set on internal cables, you can use bolt on frame mounted stops. I have tried using 'generic' jagwire frame brake/gear cable stop, but unfortunately the diameter is fractionally too big for the holes in. Look good and perform remarkably. The backstop was originally designed to replace cable guides by adding cable. You will need to measure the frame tube diameter and figure out if you need single, double or triple. I need to buy a couple of these, they are the ones that screw into the downtube of the frame.