🚴 Jagwire - Universal Pro Shift Kit for Road, MTN, and Gravel Bikes - Compatible with SRAM and Shimano Shifters - Polished Stainless Steel Cables - Available in 10 Color Options Review

Yellow looks like green or bright yellow on the product picture, but the actual color of the product is the same as the picture, a slightly discolored yellow.

Looks great, easy to install. The tips and lugs feel solid, the cable is nice and smooth yet feels solid. Minimal stretch after installation and multiple rides means minimal setup on the trail.

The Jagwire cable is shiny, smooth and sleek. It slides in the shoe with very little friction, making shifting on the bike easier, smoother and faster. The kit included all the parts I needed to replace an old cable that was wearing out more than it should.

Great! This set is perfect for me. absolutely no cons with ordering and I'm glad I saved money by buying the 1x kit. I would recommend this for any 1x use.

I've been riding for over 14 years and my switches have never worked better. I was hesitant to spend that much on a shift cable kit, but after installing it and riding it a few times I can't go back. Don't buy them if you are on a budget as you will be spoiled and unable to buy cheaper cables and a case. There is no better.

This is my cable and housing for adding/replacing dropper post cables. The cable and case are of good quality and the cable is stainless steel so it shouldn't rust. It's pre-stressed so it doesn't require much adjustment once installed. The included wire lugs and spade lugs are more than you need to complete the installation.

Nothing to say about the kit other than that Jagwire makes a quality product. I have never had a problem with their kits over the years and would even say their kit is better than the Shimano alternative in terms of quality and price. This kit includes all the accessories needed to install 1X. In addition, the wire has a special coating for improved performance and protection. Whenever I need a quality derailleur kit I always gravitate towards the Jagwire option.

This was my first experience with a Jagwire cable and although the cable shifted very smoothly initially, eventually it began to skip shifts and not downshift. When adjusting the rear derailleur, I noticed a broken cable. I untied the cable and removed it from the housing leading to the rear derailleur. 3 threads were interrupted for unknown reasons. I was trying to run the shifter wire through this part of the house and all of a sudden there was a lot of resistance where the end cap had been…