Install appropriat length cable housing between the shifters and the upper cable openings. Check the range
of motion in the housing when in place. Once you are sure you have the correct housing length thread
each cable through the downtube. The rear shift cable should enter on the non drive side and exit on the
drive side. The front will enter on the drive side and exit on the non drive side. Once you have the cables
threaded through the frame re install the lower cable stop making sure that the open end is facing the back
of the bike.
Measure and cut the appropriate length sections of housing to complete the routing to the front derailleur
cable stop (above left) and to the rear derailleur (above right) as shown. Make sure that the arc of the front
derailleur housing is smooth so it will not bind the cable. The cable should move freely up through the frame
to the derailleur. The rear housing should look like the picture above right. Use zip ties or the provided cable
clips to secure the cable to the chainstay.
02. DOWNTUBE CABLE THREADING
03. FINISHING THE SHIFTING
The rear brake line routes down the outside of the downtube. Starting at the brake lever, your housing length
should allow you to parallel the rear shifter line creating a clean looking handlebar. From there attach the
housing to the down tube using zip ties or the provided cable clips. The cable should pass under the bottom
bracket and up through the inside of the chainstay, pictured above right. Again, use zip ties or the provided
cable clips to attach the housing to the chainstay.
04. REAR BRAKE ROUTING
