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But enough about drilling stems. I've been to Winston's on Saturday to decide on the final details (braze on stuff, etc...) Could have done that almost two weeks ago, frame was ready but I did not find the time...
In the end the rear cable will not rub against the shoulder of the seat bolt, but there will be a normal cable stop then I'll use the Surly hanger. Ed will not approve, but I really like the versatility and simplicity of it (it's adjustable, and removable if I decide to use V brakes). I don't have a picture from sat but there's one on the other page. Winston did a nice detail at the seat cluster, with two little arrows pointing up. The cable would have hidden this on the non drive side. Also, all the cables (front and rear mech + rear brake) are running on the TT. Had it ran as originally intended, the brake cable would have been higher than the other ones and it would have looked messy...
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