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TomYoung
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Hi all:
A pretty obscure question.
I'm putting back together a 1985 Trek 520 I recently purchased and I
have a question about the casing that carries the rear derailleur
cable from the frame to the derailleur itself. Derailleur is Shimano
600, casing is that old-style wound-steel stuff. Anyway, the casing
had a ferrule on the frame end (the "stop" for the frame end of the
casing is the end of the chain stay itself) but no ferrule on the
derailleur end. It looks like the stop on the derailleur is large
enough to accept a ferrule. Should there be one there?
I know I could just replace this bit with the modern equivalent, but
I'm trying to keep the bike true to its period, at least for the
moment.
TIA
Tom Young
A pretty obscure question.
I'm putting back together a 1985 Trek 520 I recently purchased and I
have a question about the casing that carries the rear derailleur
cable from the frame to the derailleur itself. Derailleur is Shimano
600, casing is that old-style wound-steel stuff. Anyway, the casing
had a ferrule on the frame end (the "stop" for the frame end of the
casing is the end of the chain stay itself) but no ferrule on the
derailleur end. It looks like the stop on the derailleur is large
enough to accept a ferrule. Should there be one there?
I know I could just replace this bit with the modern equivalent, but
I'm trying to keep the bike true to its period, at least for the
moment.
TIA
Tom Young