that is a neat job, it does help when the fork is black, though as the
color contrast doesn't stick out as much. I think that internal wiring/
braze ons for wiring is a great idea but unless you are having a bike
custom made I don't think it would make financial sense to have a bike
"retro-fitted" with internal wiring or custom braze-ons unless you either
didn't care about what the paint looked like when you were done or were due
for a new paint job anyway. if you are smart and use the zipties carefully
it can look somewhat clean. Here is my beastie which I think was done
pretty well, picked up some ideas from the Lovely Bicycle blog. I have seen
color matched zip ties out there for a lot of common colored bikes though.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/67889635@N06/8615934129/in/photostream/


On Sun, May 5, 2013 at 9:34 PM, Benz, Sunnyvale, CA <[email protected]>wrote:

>
> <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-skaLwkf3oBg/UYcIto4VpRI/AAAAAAAAAEQ/hBPMW1gWK9o/s1600/3M+film+for+dynamo+wire.JPG>
>
> I bought a roll of 3M Scotchgard paint protection film from eBay to use on
> the chainstay instead of buying ready-made ones from the bike shop. Since I
> had a lot of leftovers, I decided to replace the zipties with a full-length
> run of this film.
>
> My installation required some forethought. I relieved the dynamo wire of
> all kinks and coils. Then I held the wire in place at the two ends (or any
> strategic middle point) by masking tape. To apply the film, I stick the
> entire run of film but only on one side of the wire. Once I have one half
> of the film applied and verified the wire's position, I applied the film
> from one lateral side to the other. The result (hard to see film actually,
> and I do apologize for a picture of a carbon fork on the Riv list):
>
>
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