Search results for query: cable routing

Indeed, I once purchased an AXS dropper post because I didn’t fancy routing a cable through the frame! 😂

What is a shame is really the big and bulkey kind of triangle from bottle to seat post tube/motor. You fill the little triangle on it is close to have the silhouette of a motorbike. Alongside internal cable routing this was, still is a deal breaker.

No, you don’t need a long cable. I have the exact same headlight, and I installed it without an extra cable. The length of this cable is just enough for this X-Connect, but you will need to take apart the handlebar and route the cable through it. Also, on the top cover of the handlebar, there...

Easybikeparts.co.uk have replacement alloy upper assemblies with holes for cable routing.

When routing my shifter cable, which is thicker and less flexy, I tried to fish it through like in the assembly video, but It would get stuck at the bend in the swingarm near the linkage. So I had to go the opposite way, from the linkage end of the swingarm towards the derailleur. I was only...

I'd still be looking at the lightweight mid power category type eMtb - the Trek Fuel exe mentioned above is an example Yes the headset cable routing is a ball ache We have 2023 model Rises and they had a stainless bearing at the top and a loose rusty nitrided bearing on the bottom which meant I...

...is solved... it is a 100bucks component... and also to try the dropperpost completely without connecting to the cable to see if the cable routing isn´t an issue... And If I have a chance to exchange CUBE for TREK with same or better components (mainly drivetrain, suspension and motor), I...

Clipped it to the brake cable and then just made the leap into the head tube.

I was able to obtain a Bosch Extension Cord and splice it into the same model Wired AXS Battery Battery and route it through my S180 frame. I did need to have the HPP Port activated by a lbs. Works like a charm😉

Did this job today. If just doing this on it own, you need to cut the brake cable near the lever to allow it to be pulled back as far as the motor. Then unclip the guide tube from the clips running up behind the battery. In my case I couldn't/didn't want to force remove the cable as it's glued...

The Orbea Rise LT looks great but the more I looked into it, the more the negative stories of headset cable routing concerned me. So that’s put me off!

Hey guys. I have a question about the dropper post routing. I hate this fucking routing on this bike! The question: Am I supposed to be able to remove the post and put it back without having to mess with the routing? Cause whatever I do I cant manage to do this. Right now I fucked things up...

Same. Not enough difference for me to make the change. Would have loved to see the Kiox 400c integrated. And I like the cable routing through the headset for aesthetics. Didn’t cause any troubles for me, when I had to remove the fork. No weight improvements, too. Something I did expect from...

Just leave the housing in place and run a new cable through. Assuming the new cable has a tidy end with no fraying it should be quite east. If you need to route a new housing you can also try using these: https://www.ebay.com/itm/406348515368

Another good reason to avoid cable headset routing ...

For those of you who have a Reverb AXS dropper, what did you do with the FAZUA controller cable routing after getting rid of the steel dropper cable?

IMO we should get rid of internal cable routing altogether. Useless feature.

I got my frame last month, just found exactly the same issue. I plan to add two layers of heat shink tube to fix the rubbing issue.

Atherton S.170E - Avinox M2S motor, 700Wh bat., no headset routing ! The new Amflow PX carbon - Avinox M2S motor, 700 Wh Bat.

There are 2 systemic problems with virtually all dropper posts. One is lack of maintenance and the other is the push to hide all cables inside the frame usually involving a pretty torturous route .......that in turn often makes removal of the dropper for maintenance more difficult. A wireless...