https://www.sip-scootershop.com/en/product/tool-sip-cable-nipple-for-vespa-lml_15189100
Anybody try this one yet?
I have serious doubts it would fit above the inner cable nipple. Would love to know more… but don't wanna be the guinea pig.
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https://www.sip-scootershop.com/en/product/tool-sip-cable-nipple-for-vespa-lml_15189100
Anybody try this one yet? I have serious doubts it would fit above the inner cable nipple. Would love to know more… but don't wanna be the guinea pig.
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That's pretty cool! I'd like to know this too. Didn't know such a tool existed.
I have a bunch of 7 & 8 mm wrenches, and a set even in my riding jacket permanently. |
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Birdsnest wrote: I have serious doubts it would fit above the inner cable nipple. Would love to know more… but don't wanna be the guinea pig. |
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I use two ignition wrenches. Hold the cable and the 8 mm in one hand and tighten with the other. No issues. People love tools though so I'm sure they'll sell some
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I don't have issues on the large frames using 2 wrenches… but futzing with a smalie is a right PITA.
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Looks useful, especially for smallies as you say BN.
I wish they would put as much effort into nipples that don't wreck cables when they're tightened.
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Ginch wrote: Looks useful, especially for smallies as you say BN. I wish they would put as much effort into nipples that don't wreck cables when they're tightened. |
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The nipples with the bore that bottoms out at the cable and has the little disc under the screw are the best. Some are basically designed to cut the cable.
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Moto64 wrote: The nipples with the bore that bottoms out at the cable and has the little disc under the screw are the best. Some are basically designed to cut the cable. |
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utahusker wrote: I have the same problem with cutting cables . I blame the cables as much as the nipples. https://ebay.us/m/P25e8Q
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That's nifty. I also appreciate how clean the bikes / hands are in the images.
Mine never look like that. |
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