Mudguard
Graydawg
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Blooming front mudguard is fouling the gear cable i think...
It is a crud catcher and uses the rubber bands to secure to the frame...
i've made sure the bands go under the cables (routed on the downtube) but i think its the guard which is catching the cables
Any suggestions for fixing or is it a case of tough titty and just deal with it.
It is a crud catcher and uses the rubber bands to secure to the frame...
i've made sure the bands go under the cables (routed on the downtube) but i think its the guard which is catching the cables
Any suggestions for fixing or is it a case of tough titty and just deal with it.
It's been a while...
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what problem is it causing?"Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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could you maybe make some spacer's from foam or rubber to lift the guard away from the frame slightly?
just an idea don't know if this would work :?2019 Ribble CGR SL
2015 Specialized Roubaix Sport sl4
2014 Specialized Allez Sport0 -
Good shout andy46 - i'll maybe give that a go,
nicklouse just when shifting down the cable catches and doesn't provide a slick change in gear. mildly annoying but if worst comes to worst, its a small price to pay to stop me getting a wet face in all this snow and slush! lolIt's been a while...0 -
Try sliding the mudguard inbetween the cables and the frame so that the cables them run under the mudguard. Worked on my old one.0