Trek Control Freak Zippity-doo-dad for routing bike internal cables
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Hook tool for gathering shift and brake housings when dealing with Trek's Control Freak internal cable routing.
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Hook tool for gathering shift and brake housings when dealing with Trek's Control Freak internal cable routing. Very likely useful on other brands' internal routing as well. Push all the housing and hoses to one side, reach in through the zip-tie access hole with this tool, then get the housing and hoses into the hook. Once they're in the hook, push the zip-tie into the slot in the handle where it will route around the housing/hoses, and come out the end of the hook. You can then pull the zip-tie through, remove this tool, and cinch everything down.
History
I created this after seeing it in a photo posted by David N. of Trek Bikes in Chattanooga, and worked with him to duplicate the original, addressing some issues David found with the original design. I then discovered that this tool was the thing that got Dave Rome (Instagram bike tool legend @romeandstuff) into 3D printing. After posting about it on Instagram, I was put in touch with Mitch Plout of Trek who was the person who created the original. Glad to finally be able to give credit to the original author!
Print Settings
Layer height 0.2mm although you can get away with 0.3, it might just not be quite as clean. Suggest using at least 4 shells with a 0.4mm nozzle so the hook portion is all shells and no infill. PLA is fine but more rigid, PETG is a little more flexible and resilient. I've also done it in carbon fiber nylon and carbon fiber polycarbonate, but that level of fanciness isn't really necessary.