How's about clear hockey tape? Cheap & the gummy backing is easily removed by lightly rubbing it.Roger H said:What is a good product to protect a frame from cable rub? I had one that had clear vinyl-like tape on strategic areas that worked quite well and was virtually invisible. Thanks.
Hehehehe, When I saw that I jumped up and did that to my bike. Although now I kinda wonder why I didn't think of it before, oh well. Looks like they were made for the job.Kerry Irons said:An instant patch is heavier and a bit more visible than the package sealing tape, but extremely durable. Just another option.
Hockey tape... and when you are done putting it on your bike, you can go back to taping your stick with it.arctic hawk said:How's about clear hockey tape? Cheap & the gummy backing is easily removed by lightly rubbing it.
Have your LBS get you a set (4) of Jagwire Tubetops. They are soft rubber sleeves about an inch and a half long that slip over your cable housings. Position them right where the cables might contact your frame. These are trick-looking and sure beat sticking tape or clear plastic all over your nice frame. They might cost you about 6 bucks, but well worth it..... Your LBS can find these items in the QBP catalog, in the cable section.Roger H said:What is a good product to protect a frame from cable rub? I had one that had clear vinyl-like tape on strategic areas that worked quite well and was virtually invisible. Thanks.