[Dale1K]

I have a variation of this. I use two different size zip ties. Not quite as clean as the tube/tie method.

 

[neex]

If you take he time to read instead of just looking at pictures, you'd have realised that the extra loop is for holding the hose on a triple-clamp fork...D- for comprehension. :thumbsup:

You're absolutely correct and I meant no disrespect to any of the innovators. My bad.

A.:thumbsup:

 

[Uncle Six Pack]

I have a variation of this. I use two different size zip ties. Not quite as clean as the tube/tie method.

That is exactly what I was just thinking... I actually like it better than the tube/tie.

 

[GDubT]

Very nice...me likey.

 

[bmwjnky]

This is a sweet idea. I wanted to get my cables out of the way and this will do the trick till my stick on hose guides show up.

 

[Canon_Addict]

It's clearer in this picture...

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But here's how it assembles: (just ignore the piece of black tube on the three assembly pictures; that was an additionaI idea I came up with for running these guides on a triple-clamp fork and allowing the hose to move with the suspension. Normally, the cable tie would tighten around the hose/cable)...

Apart from the one posted by highdelll, ll of the pictures in this thread are mine; but I got the idea from MTBR member Whafe.

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Nice, I like the looks of that a lot, great article.

 

[JG_CAAD]

Very nice.
I used it today in my CAAD4.

 

[What&son]

For the plastic, I use left over shimano bleeding hose bits. Transparent, flexible...and free.

 

[dansMTB]

Just wanted to add that this is a great thread. Big thanks to everyone who has added to it!!!