New School "moving to finished"

[CCR]

the spacer is supposed to snug up with the bearings, they spacers keeps the bearings from being pinched. if the spacer isnt "snug" with the other cup installed it will just rattle around lose in there. If thats how it is, just dont tighten the cranks completely,but i would put some of that blue loctite on the crank bolts to keep them in place. I like kingfish's suggestion though for the best solve on the routing.

[bighit]

How about JB Weld a small nut on standing up on the bottom and then just use a tie wrap to pull it down.

Something long them lines is what I my end up doing. First I will put it together and spin it to see if it's rubbing.

[imagearchy]

How about cutting a piece of steel, copper or aluminim tubing about 5-6" long that fits over the cable and fish it through both sides of the crank tube. Then give it a slight bend to keep it away from the crank? Or you could get a solar panels that charges your smart phone that has a clapper switch app that when your teeth chatter so loudly ( because of panic mode) that it senses a clap so it sends a signal to A two way high frequency radio that sends a 3 milliamp signal to a relay that activates a 300oz servo and pulls the second half of your brake cable that you had to cut off because my first idea didnt seem like such a good idea at the time?

[bighit]

i got a great anonymous tip to place a second spacer over it slightly larger so it will allow the first one sitting on the axle to spin freely. my original spacer is snug and i dont think its moving at all, but i dont need any break problems.

[bighit]

i strung the cables up for the last time. they are not coming out after this except to replace the inner cable with a super long one. and i touched up the scratch.



and i drilled the rear out so now the internal cable is complete.

[bpellham]

Or you could get a solar panels that charges your smart phone that has a clapper switch app that when your teeth chatter so loudly ( because of panic mode) that it senses a clap so it sends a signal to A two way high frequency radio that sends a 3 milliamp signal to a relay that activates a 300oz servo and pulls the second half of your brake cable that you had to cut off because my first idea didnt seem like such a good idea at the time?

ENGINEER THINKING

[yoothgeye]

Glad you posted that photo, I was wondering when Kilroy would pop up again. I always loved hearing the old stories about Kilroy and how nobody knew who drew it all over the place, but wiki kind of kills the whole mystique of it; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilroy_was_here

[bikejunky]

Did you try my tip?

[CCR]

i got a great anonymous tip to place a second spacer over it slightly larger so it will allow the first one sitting on the axle to spin freely. my original spacer is snug and i dont think its moving at all, but i dont need any break problems.

That's genius right there No kidding man, loving the bar end levers and the hidden lines too, it's hard to imagine the bike with normal levers now that you've showed it off !!!

[bighit]

Did you try my tip?

kinda but with a twist.

No matter what I do the cable rises up and hits the axle spacer. So I broke out an old friend the plastic bb cover thingy. This when compressed pushes the cable down and provides a barrier between the two.

[Peatbog]

Great, he's already got a cool bike and now he has this Kilroy guy helping him out.

[bighit]

With this crowd I need all the help I can get.

[deorman]

How about cutting a piece of steel, copper or aluminim tubing about 5-6" long that fits over the cable and fish it through both sides of the crank tube. Then give it a slight bend to keep it away from the crank? Or you could get a solar panels that charges your smart phone that has a clapper switch app that when your teeth chatter so loudly ( because of panic mode) that it senses a clap so it sends a signal to A two way high frequency radio that sends a 3 milliamp signal to a relay that activates a 300oz servo and pulls the second half of your brake cable that you had to cut off because my first idea didnt seem like such a good idea at the time?

Do you work in the dashboard division at GM?

[bighit]

a clear pic of the rear brake cable.



here is how i think i am going to keep the cable off of the crank axle.



i slid the bottom bracket boot over the profile axle. once compressed it expands and pushes the cable down. i got to put it together and see what happens or its just speculation.

[sensor]

dang big....you really are pulling out all the stops(yeah the pun was intended )!
looking forward to more