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What to do with Cable Stops? Wireless here I come.
I broke down and decided to go wireless.
Wondering what others do with the cable stop/adjusters on the downtube? 1) Take out the adjusters leave the fitting open - nervous about this option, don't want rust. 2) Leave adjusters in and ignore them. 3) Remove adjusters and replace with a short bolt. 4) Most drastic and not going to happen, cut off the fittings. Not going to happen. |
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If they're full shifter bosses, BlueLug and PS make covers...
https://global.bluelug.com/blue-lug-...ver-black.html |
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In hindsight I probably should have done #3 from your list and inserted a (greased) bolt, because now my cable stops are filled with dirty gritty grease. |
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I went all in, and removed everything related to cable shifting. Re-media blasted and painted my Moots. It’s my forever bike.
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have never used the bosses and just left them.
can always go back to mechanical if they are still there. |
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On my old SSCX bike, I used Problem Solvers covers.
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fake downtube shifters !
you can really mess with some people's minds. |
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I just left mine as is on the down tube………
Eventually mechanical shifting will become the latest and greatest innovation in cycling. |
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Bar tassels?
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Hold onto that old gear. My AI friend is predicting a return to mechanical shifting:
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Tassels seem fun as well, or maybe a 3d printed figure to thread in. |
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That orange seatpost is killer. Did you paint it yourself?
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It's not an adventure until something goes wrong. - Yvon C. |
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It's listed FS on Speedvagen's website. $8000.
The bike is hot, but a bit of a head-scratcher. Did somebody order it for l'Eroica? Did they need a frame to hang that NOS vintage group on? I'd ride it happily, just an odd build. |
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Then there is always the option of A DIY electric downtube shifter setup as per https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYhrPh0-uGg |
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OR We go back to the conversation about "downtube AXS shifters", and 3d print a mount for wireless blips under each DT shift lever. |
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