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Help with XTR shift cables

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  1. So I bought these damn things and I'm having trouble getting the
    adjustments right. Instead of the simple metal ferrules they've got
    these plastic caps with rubber boots. The thing is the rubber boots
    seem to be preventing me from getting a tight line in order to dial in
    the derailer. Am I supposed to leave off the rubber boots or what?
    Yeah, I googled and found nothing, let me know if you've used these
    damn things and know what to do.

    Chris

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    So I bought these damn things and I'm having trouble getting the
    adjustments right. Instead of the simple metal ferrules they've got
    these plastic caps with rubber boots. The thing is the rubber boots
    seem to be preventing me from getting a tight line in order to dial in
    the derailer. Am I supposed to leave off the rubber boots or what?
    Yeah, I googled and found nothing, let me know if you've used these
    damn things and know what to do.


    The rubber boot goes above the last cable stop to the rear derailleur. Don't
    know how much good it does. I guess it's mostly to prevent rocks, and sticks
    from entering the cable housing, since it's located so low on the frame, and
    prone to all kinds of trail induced horrors. Just make sure you put the
    pointy end, up.

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