3D printing a cable guide?

I know there are few 3D printing gurus on here so thought I’d ask. Would it be possible to 3D print a frame cable guide?

I got a Cube Cross Race Pro secondhand a few months ago and just noticed the cable guide that takes the hydraulic hose and rear shift cable doesn’t stay put as tension in the shift cable increases. I was thinking of either aralditing it in place or running a full length gear outer through the frame instead, but then thought maybe I could get a replacement 3D printed.

It’s about 30mm by 15mm hole in the frame so would need to be that size with a bigger lip so it could be pushed into place, with a 5mm diagonal hole for the hose and a diagonal 5mm to 2mm hole for the gear cable stop

Do you have a photo of the piece?

I can get one tomorrow :+1:

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Could any of you 3D printing gurus do me a favour and print something out for me - happy to chip in whatever £ it costs.

There’s a new WT rule about brake levers:

The brake controls attached to the traditional drop handlebars shall consist of
two supports with levers. It must be possible to operate the brakes by pulling
on the levers with the hands on the lever supports in a safe manner, in
accordance with the maximum inclination of 10° of the brake levers as
described in the Clarification Guide of the UCI Technical Regulations. Any
extension to or reconfiguration of the supports to enable an alternative use is
prohibited. A combined system of brake and gear controls is authorised;

The UCI has a tool that can be used to measure this - I have the CAD drawings etc but no 3D printer to make it so wondered if someone could help here?

TIA

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Bugger, my hoods may be at more than 10deg :face_with_peeking_eye:

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only applies to Elite, U23, Junior and Youth draft-legal competitions - not age groupers.

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I can print it for you, send over the CAD files/drawings.

will do - thanks mate.

ETA - PM me your mail address please