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4 comments
Thanks for the help.
I am still a little confused why I have three. There are two gear cables going into the frame from the shifters so I could use them for that. Front mech doesnt need one where it comes out so should I use the last one where the gear cable comes out of the frame at the rear mech? or where the cable goes into the barrel adjuster?
Alternatively should I use them for the brake internal cables?
As hennahairgel has said but also as you have said some frames with internal routing still need an end cap on the outer cable as it goes into the frame (some dont) if unsure about your own (i'm assuming internal frame) use them, it's not costing you anything but not using them and losing gear shifting as the outer sleve of the outer cable gets pushed up/the coiled part enters the frame will ruin your ride and take time/money to put right.
They're for external cable stops
Check the width - some will be for gears, some may be for brakes?