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Yeah it would be neater with the dynamo cable routed internally, particularly on the fork. As you say though for the sake of aesthetics I'm not too keen on drilling holes. I might try and source some tape though so that I can get rid of the zipp ties on the chain stay.
Saffronspokes-
You could go into the mudguard at the BB and then back down the mudguard stay.
A tiny bit of aesthetic benefit for probably lots of faff and a dependency on mudguards. Totally not worth it but the sort of thing i'd do and regret doing half way through.
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Use the Di2 adhesive strips instead of tape, they work really well!
https://www.bikeinn.com/bike/shimano-di2-cable-guide/135997400/p -
I don't run a saddle bag so about to route mine down through the seatpost, seat tube, up the down tube and out the Di2 port (running AXS).
I say I will, a mechanic probably will end up doing it once I run out of patience.
boomboom
SoYaap
onyerbike
it would be theoretically possible to do internal routing for the rear dynamo down there but I presume you don't want to go drilling holes in your frame. I've got it there on my Rourke, routing the dynamo cable round the BB is doable.
Bike looks great.