I don't get the copper cable crimps. The thing I understand least about 
Rivendell (or anyone who is into bikes) is why they use crimps on the end 
of cables. I have been soldering cable ends for many, many years - once you 
solder it, it is done. There is no more crimping and un-crimping and 
shortening or disposal of cables that have frayed from the crimp when you 
need to pull a cable out. Crimping just always looks cheap to me. It took a 
while to find the correct solder and flux for SS cable, but that change was 
years ago. The exception to this is the 11 speed cables with Teflon - I 
haven't developed a procedure yet to remove the Teflon (I haven't tried 
super glue either), but only one of my 21 (22?) has the Teflon cable.

Laing

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