Yep...that Riv video is how I do mine. No tucking involved.
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The principles are the same, but the cork tape is going to be a lot thicker
and in my own experience, while not much harder to wrap, it has a higher
tendency to become unwrapped or slip along the handlebars on its own during
use. I much prefer leather tape, and from the available choices, the best
Lee,
Sorry 'bout that. I read your initial post too quickly!
Bob
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Wrap up from the end leaving a bit to tuck so as to avoid that unsightly
bulge.
On Wednesday, May 3, 2017 at 10:43:52 AM UTC-4, Lee Legrand wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
> I am wrapping my handlebars on a bicycle that I rebuilt but I wanted to
> ask a question about the ends. This bicycle has Riv bar
Tuck the end of the tape in between the bar and the cable exiting the
bar-end pod. Then wrap around the outside of the cable* and it will hold
the end in place. No tape required.
*obviously, you must choose whether to wrap the shift cable, and how far.
This has been discussed in other threads.
Hello Lee, as Johnny said I start at the bar end, but instead of trying to
> get the tape into the bar end under the shifter, just cut the end at an
> angle and lay it on nicely. I then take an old tube (small diameter) and
> cut out a slice so I have a rubber-band-like sleeve that I pop over
