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Old 10-21-21, 09:37 AM
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Brake Cable Housing

Any good source for YELLOW brake cable housing for my 70's bike. I'm looking for housing without any letters or marking of the maker stamped on the outside
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Old 10-21-21, 09:41 AM
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Look on E-Bay.
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Jagwire, but it has the logo. Good finding any quality housing that doesn't have a logo. You could probably remove it w/ lacquer thinner or some other solvent if you really felt like you had to.
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Porkchop BMX, online or eBay.
Possibly Velo Orange.
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How much do you need?

I have some NOS rolls.....

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Originally Posted by 100bikes
How much do you need?

I have some NOS rolls.....

rusty
Firstly, thanks for the offer. I need about 5’ but I’m going to try and remove the imprint from the one I have first
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Old 10-22-21, 07:57 AM
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I second Jagwire. The logo on it could probably be easily removed with a scouring pad.

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Acetone... great idea
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I second the Porkchop BMX, online or eBay. The cables on this bike were sourced there, no labels and just as slick as anything from Shimano or Jagwire, which I have used on some of my other builds.
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