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Does look much better! Thanks alot.

Just switched the cable routing in accordance with this. Here's what it looks like now. I don't have F/R deraileurs set up yet but I think when those are in the housing will be more straight into the ferrules.

Ahhh nice. Thank you. I guess this would also work too but just not look as clean.

This is what it looked like before. Its either a 90 degree bend to reach the stops with a short cable or have all this mass of cable hanging out. Is this what I'm meant to do?

Am I being stupid or is there no better way to do this? The stem is really short on this Lava Dome and I don't see a better way to route the cables onto the top tube...

Still available?

Still available?

Still available?

Still available? If not is the red muddyfox explorer still available?

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And I'm back! Had an absolute blast over the 44 days. In total we did 2,668km and ~23,000m of elevation. Unfortunately the P7 didn't hold up so well. I had a lot of problems and probably ended up spending about ~£400 on fixing them all! This post will probably sound a bit negative but I did have...

Also some APS snaps that I got developed from the London -> Bristol ride.

Quick bit of work on this. Swapped out the shifters/brake levers for a combo Deore DX pair, swapped the front brake for a better one and got rid of the adjustable stem. Probably will stay this way for a while as its the pub/commuter bike. Does need some pedals and maybe a different saddle.

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Shop that trued my wheels mentioned they were worn but said it was OK. Will get a set of disc wheels at some point. :D

Well, here it is, "finished". New stem, front bags and indexed shifter installed. Wheels now straight as arrows too. :) I leave for my ride to Croatia in a couple days, but unfortunately after adding this stem the Brooks saddle became horrible to sit on. I'm using this Charge Spoon for now but...

For a 98' Orange P7, black preffered. Figured it was worth posting here since more people see it. Currently using an Easton seatpost thats 27.2mm shimmed with a Cane Creek shim to 29.6.

Messed with some stuff courtesy of @bikeworkshop . Swapped out the stem, tilted the bars back a bit, and moved my saddle to the middle of the rail since it was all the way to the front for some reason. Feels much better but still a bit too low. 35 degree stem should arrive Monday. So much more...