What do you call those things you use to keep your cables in the cable guides?

[TooManyTacos]

I'm switching out my shifter cables right now, and currently the cables are attached to the tubing using zipties. I've seen another bike that had these U-shaped snaps that fit in the cable guides, and I'd like to buy a set of those, if possible. Anybody know what I'm talking about, and what they're called?

[TCB]

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[2wheel_lee]

These plastic clips shown here? The aluminum piece shown is the part that can be welded to the frame.
http://www.novacycles.com/catalog/pr...oducts_id=1140

[J_Sims]

Originally Posted by 2wheel_lee

These plastic clips shown here? The aluminum piece shown is the part that can be welded to the frame.
http://www.novacycles.com/catalog/pr...oducts_id=1140

I like Zip Ties.... I have lost several of these plastic clips off the Socom. Zip ties stay where you put them

[Pickettt]

Originally Posted by TooManyTacos

I'm switching out my shifter cables right now, and currently the cables are attached to the tubing using zipties. I've seen another bike that had these U-shaped snaps that fit in the cable guides, and I'd like to buy a set of those, if possible. Anybody know what I'm talking about, and what they're called?

Those are known as chingaderas

[2wheel_lee]

Originally Posted by J_Sims

I like Zip Ties.... I have lost several of these plastic clips off the Socom. Zip ties stay where you put them

Yeah, me too. When I was at Whistler, I lost all of the ones on my DH bike. I was resorting to using cut zip-ties I found on the ground, until I could later get back to my tool box to get new zip-ties.

[TooManyTacos]

Haha, thanks everyone. I guess they're called C-clips or U-clips or something? Anyway, turns out I didn't need to cut the zipties on the frame when I was changing the housing.