thursday drilling open the safe to get the pineapples

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  • veronese68
    veronese68 Posts: 27,810

    Thanks PN, I hadn't thought of sliding the new liner over the cable, that will definitely make it easier. The bike currently has the new cable going through the frame the wrong way as I had to pull it through using the old cable. Think I've got it sorted in my head now. Unfortunately my back had gone so I was limited in what I could do and was having to rely on others to do bits under my direction. Me trying to say pull that and do this wasn't working, so I wound up taking over and aggravating my back.

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  • vincesummerskRoxcBTr
    vincesummerskRoxcBTr Posts: 1,070

    For bare cable running internally, I got a length of fine black (2 or 3? mm) tubing from the LBS , if you slide this up into the frame over the old cable, hold it in place , pull out old cable, then feed the new one through, then pull the tubing out, done!


    Can't remember what the tubing was called though!

  • sungod
    sungod Posts: 17,337

    i just use standard ptfe tubing as liner (with nokon 'pearls' outer), it's low friction and durable

    my bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny
  • oxoman
    oxoman Posts: 414
    https://forum.bikeradar.com/discussion/comment/21067647#Comment_21067647

    Just use a bit of 4mm air pipe, ideal for running cables in.

    Too many bikes according to Mrs O.

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