Get rid of those ugly cable ties and bits of velcro. PICS ADDED

[Gary72]

Was floating around on the interweb (Watching too much Fast & Loud) and came across this little gem.
Looks a lot better than a cable tie or velcro wrap. All I need to do is drill and tap a hole in my frame now.
Also supporting fellow riders
http://www.trailife.co.uk/#!merch/c2414

[Gary72]

Fitted to Juniors bike, Ordered another for my bike, Just hope I'm brave enough to drill a hole in my head tube

[ED209]

Fitted to Juniors bike, Ordered another for my bike, Just hope I'm brave enough to drill a hole in my head

think thats called Trepanning 

[TwoBobRob]

Nice little component that. However, it strikes me that you could just use a regular cable guide, just mounted at 90 degrees?  Obviously won't look as trick but would do the job.

[OllyHall]

Very tidy like that but there saying sold out...

[GavinDavis]

Top little product 

[Jono]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/131101873154

i got a pile of these off the bay they are perfect

[oldtired]

good idea  like the t's too,   

you can use a giro tab on the top of the down tube  or under the top tube just behind the headtube with a slight angle depending which side you run the cable , dead easy to drill n tap the tube 4mm (may void your warranty )  been going to do mine but velcro is easier    tbh i don't know why companies don't bung one on the frame near the headtube , wouldn't be in the way if you ran a giro and would save nicking the laggy out yer wangers to tie the cable up if you run a single     course they'd be useless on a brakeless frame 

[rodriguez]

BITD we used insulation tape only the posh kids had cable ties   

[oldtired]

remember the local bmx shop had some reusable zip ties would have been about 83ish , never seen a zip tie before, different colours but they were £1 each , the general opinion was leccy tape is £0.12p a roll from franks shop at the end of the road