Thanks for the pointer to the connectors, Anton. It looks like you're
grounding through the bottom bracket bolt, and then via the fender mounting
hardware?
I think I'd prefer to keep it simple and not ground through the frame,
although your method looks elegant. Do you have any
Y'know, with this Goop idea -- a tube of that stuff, or the largely
equivalent Shoe Goo is always a part of my garage tool kit -- I may just
try Anton's idea for my rear light, which is rack mounted. I run my rear
wire along the top tube since it doesn't make sense to run it the long way
'round
You can glue the wire directly, I've been doing that as well. I used to
think I'd have to be able to remove and replace the wire as needed and not
have to re-glue it, but that's never been the case.
I would avoid the peripheral tubing on the rack if the pannier is going to
cause rubbing
Wow, Anton that is super clean looking. Very nice work and thanks for
sharing!
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Hey Anton,
I really like your wiring ideas, and this topic is timely for my
winter project as well. So, I'm curious how you thread your wiring
through those 3mm ID tubing and heat shrink pieces. My light has
those spade lugs for connecting to a Schmidt hub, and I'd like to have
the capability
Mike,
I used the same glue for the aluminum tubing, but I learned when I removed
the chromed rack for another bike and disassembled the wiring, that the
glue doesn't hold as tenaciously to the smooth chrome as it does other
substrates. It seems to bond aluminum and plastics extraordinarily
Great idea; thanks, Anton. You may have saved my Toplight Line dyno
taillight after all!
On Sun, Dec 28, 2014 at 6:36 AM, Anton Tutter atut...@gmail.com wrote:
You can glue the wire directly, I've been doing that as well. I used to
think I'd have to be able to remove and replace the wire as
Hey Darin,
On my Hunqapillar, I routed the taillight wire along the left/underside of
my mini Nitto front rack and wrapped at strategic points with transparent
helicopter tape(the same stuff used for clear chainstay protectors). Then I
used the smallest black zip ties I could find to secure to
I'm a big fan of cable lacing. It's tidy and I think it looks classy.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/lumachrome/15606945822/in/set-72157646463549633
On Sat, Dec 27, 2014 at 12:39 AM, comveo lungsandj...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey Darin,
On my Hunqapillar, I routed the taillight wire along the
I've done lighting both ways: dynamos with front and back lights and
lately: the Cygo Streak and battery powered Topline Rear. 4 bikes: 2 each
way. I love dynamos, but must admit the Cygos and Toplines give dynamos a
real run for the money. They are much cheaper, way easier to install,
Darin,
Hope this pictures help to clear things up. Good luck : )
https://www.flickr.com/photos/125432464@N02/sets/72157649972084575/
On Sunday, December 21, 2014 12:20:03 PM UTC-5, Darin G. wrote:
I'm going to be installing a dynohub and I'm thinking about mounting a
light on the back of
I've done a lot of bike wiring on bikes not designed for internal wire
routing, and the solution that I've been most pleased with is adhering
small 1/2 lengths of shrink tubing to the frame as guides, then routing
the wire through them. I use an adhesive
That's a clever and tidy method. But curious: why not just stick the wires
to the frame with the glue?
Me, I just today got a nice, NOS battery rack-mount tail light from a
listmember to substitute for my dynamo Toplight: Not mounting fenders year
'round, I don't have them to use as discrete wire
I think the way Anton routed those is really slick, totally out of the way.
Won't get snagged on anything but even more so, it looks good.
On Saturday, December 27, 2014 7:32:19 PM UTC-6, Patrick Moore wrote:
That's a clever and tidy method. But curious: why not just stick the wires
to the
What type of glue do you use?
On Saturday, December 27, 2014 5:55:55 PM UTC-6, Anton Tutter wrote:
I've done a lot of bike wiring on bikes not designed for internal wire
routing, and the solution that I've been most pleased with is adhering
small 1/2 lengths of shrink tubing to the frame as
In Anton's reply he has a link to what he uses. It is Goop Household
Adhesive.
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this is one time when having a fender mounted light is great because you
can hide the wire inside the fender. in your case, i would run it down the
downtube (i loosely spiral wrap the wire around my shift cables), under the
bb and then back up the rack you will need to use zipties to secure
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