I've got hold of a VooDoo Easton Elite frame of some age, I think it is a HooDoo, but the logo on the top tube is gone. The rear gear wireholder sits on the top right of the seatpost tube instead of on the top tube and is somewhat weird, it has got two small holes instead of the traditional wiretube hole (see picture below). Can anyone explain how this solution works? Do I need some xtra stuff? Logically it will put some strain on the wire in tight state, compared to the usual wireholder with a curved wiretube, but I guess there is a catch here?
looks to me like the wire holders are up just enough that it wouldnt cause any damge or anything...but you might wana see if you could get it looked at at a lb shop to see what they have to say about it, id have to see the wires running in it to see how it would work
looks to me like the wire holders are up just enough that it wouldnt cause any damge or anything...but you might wana see if you could get it looked at at a lb shop to see what they have to say about it, id have to see the wires running in it to see how it would work
~Scott
Hit a guy on the net with a similar VooDoo, says the wire goes right through the lower hole, the upper hole is for some other odd reason. I've tested with the wire clean through, it works cool and seemingly with less friction than standard wiretube, so I figure its kosher then.
