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Sammm:
^Pretty sure it depends on the lever. Some levers the cable will come out along the underside of the bar and goes under the tape, some (I guess higher end levers) will run the cable through the bars. If yours goes through the bars, you will of course need a hole for the cable to exit.
Kinchy:
Almost definitely no. If you need a hole, it will alread have a hole.
Admiral Ackbar:
phil wood definitely makes flip/flop fixed/free hubs. and fyi you can thre
--- Quote from: hugh. on May 18, 2013, 12:49:25 PM ---Do Phil Wood make a track rear hub with a fixed cog on one side and a freewheel on the other? I can't see anything on their site.
When putting barend brakelevers on bullhorn bars does the cable go inside the bar and would I need to drill a hole for it to go to the callipers?
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PW fixed/free hub 120 spaced : http://www.bikeman.com/BTI-PW81236.html?
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cable routing is all down to the bars, if theres two holes near the stem, run it internally, if not go under the tape
hugh.:
Perfect. thanks guys.
Narcoleptic Insomniac:
Will my Odyssey Classic Race fork take a 2.35" Fly Ruben or should I just go with the 20.15"? The rim is a Hazard Lite.
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