Fitting Hydraulic Lines to a Pace
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I did the same thing on my RC200 F6 as I didn't want to drill out the cable stops.
For the rear I used something like this... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BBB-Hydroclam ... 35d66e2643... although I swear mine were made by Hope?? :?
I also used one of these... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BBB-HYDRO-C-C ... 3ce3fbfe83... on the seatstay to keep the hydraulic hose in place. There are lots of variations of the stick-on hose guide around, most of which are slightly curved to fit conventional tubed frames, but I had no problems fixing them to the Pace's square Tubes.
For the forks you could just use those stick on guides again, one stuck to the rear of the fork leg usually does the trick.
If your fork has brake bosses for canti brakes then you could use some of these... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hope-Fork-hos ... 20e84ecac5... they seem to work well on older suspension forks etc...
You could use one of the canti bolt hose guides above on the rear, but I found it made the hose kink inwards and just didn't look right.
In the end I removed the rear canti bosses from the frame completely, they're easy enough to just unscrew.
I did the same thing on my RC200 F6 as I didn't want to drill out the cable stops.
For the rear I used something like this... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BBB-Hydroclam ... 35d66e2643... although I swear mine were made by Hope?? :?
I also used one of these... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BBB-HYDRO-C-C ... 3ce3fbfe83... on the seatstay to keep the hydraulic hose in place. There are lots of variations of the stick-on hose guide around, most of which are slightly curved to fit conventional tubed frames, but I had no problems fixing them to the Pace's square Tubes.
For the forks you could just use those stick on guides again, one stuck to the rear of the fork leg usually does the trick.
If your fork has brake bosses for canti brakes then you could use some of these... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hope-Fork-hos ... 20e84ecac5... they seem to work well on older suspension forks etc...
You could use one of the canti bolt hose guides above on the rear, but I found it made the hose kink inwards and just didn't look right.
In the end I removed the rear canti bosses from the frame completely, they're easy enough to just unscrew.
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The BBB metal ones?
They clamp around the cableend stop and the screw clamps the claw clamp into position at the same time.
Mine, whoever made them, doesn't clamp Magura 5mm plastic hose. It'll probably be perfect with 6mm.
I'm going to shim it so it stops moving around in it.
Used on a Pace by the way.
Search bcb 92 for the BBB ones
The BBB metal ones?
They clamp around the cableend stop and the screw clamps the claw clamp into position at the same time.
Mine, whoever made them, doesn't clamp Magura 5mm plastic hose. It'll probably be perfect with 6mm.
I'm going to shim it so it stops moving around in it.
Used on a Pace by the way.
Search bcb 92 for the BBB ones
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