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Uploaded on May 27, 2011

Fuzzy shares his tips and tricks for easy Air 9 Carbon Cable installation.

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  • VoodooPolitico

    VoodooPolitico 2 months ago

    That guy missed a spot while shaving that morning.

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  • michael9218

    michael9218 5 months ago

    Stumbled on this searching for instructions on cable routing for my Chinese carbon hardtail. This Niner cable routing is crazy! On the frame I just bought, it has internal tubing so you push the cable in at the head and it comes out at the rear derailleur. No removing the fork, bottom bracket, etc. 

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  • agitator19

    agitator19 10 months ago

    so, if I break a cable on some epic ride, I'm pretty much f'd? Great, you got the cables out of the elements, in the meantime I could replace the cable on 10 other bikes in the same amount of time it would take on this bike. Remove the fork, remove the crank and bb, make sure you have about 5 feet of spare housing (that you don't actually need other than to use as a guide) and about 45 minutes of time. Or you could just pay your local shop $50+ to replace a single cable. Makes perfect sense.

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  • thatsliam

    thatsliam 1 year ago

    You needa shave and haircut!

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  • uciclist

    uciclist 2 years ago

    ci voleva!

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