wiring.. before & after

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cosmicman

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• Mar 31, 2015

• #1

Took a few hours, but finally got there...

 

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izeman

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• Mar 31, 2015

• #2

looking great. i love a clean wiring.

 

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cosmicman

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• Mar 31, 2015

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Every wire is individually shrink tubed, and added insulation tape, then 3 sizes of tubing over 8 core. Bring on the rain!

I think it should be ok

 

beast775

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• Apr 1, 2015

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Great demonstration of hiding,looks excellent.

 

pwd

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• Apr 1, 2015

• #5

Nicely done, that looks much better.

 

mushymelon

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• Apr 3, 2015

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Kiriakos GR said:

You did all that work with out using heat shrink tubes ?

This is a huge mistake, moisture and rain is now your enemy.

By the way, add your info at your forum profile. Location/country.

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What are you talking about! Stop with the blabbering already.

 

izeman

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• Apr 3, 2015

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you should refrain from quoting his posts. this makes my ignore list obsolete

 

mushymelon

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• Apr 3, 2015

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izeman said:

you should refrain from quoting his posts. this makes my ignore list obsolete

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No problem :wink:

 

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fellow

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• Apr 3, 2015

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Nice and clean quality job! We need more of this here on ES!

 

soaresdacosta

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• Apr 5, 2015

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Look good. I hate to see wires everywhere.
That is something I spend a lot of time...I really mean a lot. The end result, don't look like a bomb. :wink:

Luis.

 

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robby p

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• Oct 7, 2019

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Just spending my Monday evening hanging out on page 20 of the build thread section...Came across this thread about clean wiring. I’m right in the middle of a new build right now and I really prioritized keeping things clean. It has added a significant amount of time to the project but I feel that the payoff will be worth it. Every JST connector will be nestled safely in my em3ev triangle bag out of the weather. The bottom bracket torque sensor wires got run up the seat tube and out a bottle cage eyelet rather than drilling a hole on the underside. I can’t wait to get it done!