Hi, I was wondering if the cables strap to the handle bar or they just "hang" there, visible. Thank you all for the response!
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As Ryan said, one of each. The shifter cables run out the side and the brake lines run along the handlebars.
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One of the cables come out of the side and are just out there and one comes out next to the handlbar.
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Domenic, If you are refering them as hanfing like old school 10 speed shifters used too? Those are NON AERO style shifters. If you you are looking for shifters like these that are listed they are AERO style version where the cables are hidden when you wrapped them with bar tape. Hope this helps
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Domenic, If you are refering them as hanfing like old school 10 speed shifters used too? Those are NON AERO style shifters. If you you are looking for shifters like these that are listedthey are AERO style version where the cables are hidden when you wrapped them with bar tape. Hope this helps
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There is no cable management. I just zip-tied the cables to one of the rear pillars. They end up pretty well out of sight.
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Believe these are "Pulse" wire connections to the "Handlebar" that has pulse sensors in each side. I don' think it matters how they are connected.
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No. I do wrap my bar tape over the cables, but that is not required. The pull tabs are inserted from the bottom, hook onto the lever, and the cable runs along the handlebars and down the frame to the brakes.
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The v shaped holders on the bike rack arms prevent any damage to the bicycles cables running under the top tube, so no need to worry. If for some reason it doesn't work well for you, then return it and give it one star lol.
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The upper (forward) handle bars can be left off. I only use them to hang my headset on when I'm not riding. I find the lower handles more comfortable while exercising.
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There are two straps for the handle bars that wrap around and buckle and a third strap that wraps around the neck with velcro. I wish they were all velcro. I have found I prefer to strap the bag on facing me rather that facing out like a basket. It seems to balance better and not tip. It's just what I wanted and works great.
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I believe they are. It doesn't really matter since once they are installed they can't be seen. One side is threaded in to the mirror base, and the other is driven in to the handlebar system.
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Yes. That's what I do. It does it all. I mounted to a post tho so not 100% your handle bars will clear (if mounted to a wall). I have a support post floor to rafters (4x4) that mine is lag bolted into. Measure your bars center of stem to end to make sure the mount is long enough to accommodate...
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The cover goes to the ground. So if you only put the cable around the rim then yes.. But like mine I put the cable around the frame,wheel and post it does prevent the cover from hanging to the ground and covering the bike completely however there was enough cover for me to pull it down on the sides around the cable. But.. The rim is slightly exposed but I don't really care about that.
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I'll be honest with you..I love the bag, but didn't use all the straps in favor of using some long cable ties to mount it super secure on my fender. It's a universal fit so it has to cater to a lot of different bike styles...knowing that, I used what I could and cabled tied what I needed. Nobody can see them at all, so it looks pretty clean on my FXDF. Great little tail bag though. I realize that doesn't answer your question, just answers how to get around the question. :)
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Yes and I have a pair for sale. $40 I couldn't find cables for my bike. Email me if out interested in purchasing.
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They have a handle bar mount and chest strap. I've used the chest strap which worked fine.
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I'm not sure I can answer this question directly. I'm going to assume that your brake cable is running along the top tube where you want to strap this over it? I just tried moving my HandleBand onto my handlebars and wrapped it around my shifter cables, and from what I can tell there, there would be no interference whatsoever. It is not built to be restrictive, but it is still very securely mounted.
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Yes. All of the cables, chain, etc was already attached. You have to install the pedals, seat post, and handle bars. Not too tricky to install.
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Just FYI, I strap the batteries to my suspension fork top part so that when I turn the cables turn with them. I wrapped the lights cable by looping it around a few times so that they do hang loose. Works perfect and my bike looks sick!
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Yes, there are holes for a cable lock below where the tree strap goes through, although IMO, it would have been better if the if the cable lock holes were above the tree strap which would have made it easier to hang. No biggie..mine has been reliable even in sub zero temps. The time lapse feature is really cool.