As far as I can think, there are four ways of dealing with the cable run to the rear brake:
Using clips as BrickMan mentioned.
Using welded / brazed on guides that the outer runs through.
Using cable stops which only the inner runs through.
Internal run through the top tube which can either have stops or need outer the whole way through.
If you have welded / brazed on guides you don't need clips.
Ok basically I've got 3 welded on cable guides on top of my top tube, what I think i need are some cable casing caps that are flared? or just bigger at the end so my outer cable doesn't go through my guides, then I could just run a bare inner between them. Otherwise running the outer through all 3 will give a 'spongy' brake, my friend did it and his brakes were naff
Ok basically I've got 3 welded on cable guides on top of my top tube, what I think i need are some cable casing caps that are flared? or just bigger at the end so my outer cable doesn't go through my guides, then I could just run a bare inner between them. Otherwise running the outer through all 3 will give a 'spongy' brake, my friend did it and his brakes were naff
Thanks