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Thread: Cabane gear fabric covering

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    Default Cabane gear fabric covering

    Need a change of pace and was thinking about covering the gear legs. The manual says that holes should be made on the inside to facilitate passage of the brake lines. Should I wait to cover until I am ready to install, or can I take care of it now.

    Does anyone have pictures of the holes for the brake lines?

    Thanks,

    Steve

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    Default Re: Cabane gear fabric covering

    Steve,
    No experience here building a 7, but imagining your build situation, I think I would run the lines, but without final tightening. This would provide an opportunity to do the run to give the best inlet / outlet locations and give the approximate locations of the necessary holes in the fabric. Then do the final run after cover and paint.
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    Default Re: Cabane gear fabric covering

    I installed airfoil shaped ribs on my cabane gear, then hysol’ed a tube down it to slide the brake line through later.

    Apparently my pictures are too big to post.
    -Mike Kraus
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