🚴 High-Performing Jagwire Sport SS Gear Cable - 2300mm Length Review

Very good cables at a great price. They make shifting very smooth and appear to have very little stretch. I think they are way better than the factory Shimano cables.

So this was used to replace my road bike derailleur cable which was old barbed wire. I cut it to length and had to cut the old one to remove it. No problem, except this one doesn't feel as smooth as the one it replaced. I contacted the seller about my concerns and they told me I'm the only one with this problem and it's not their fault either, they weren't the manufacturer. Spring.

My wife's 2016 Trek Remedy has always shifted badly (derailleur) since she bought it. Our local bike shop could never get their bike to shift properly by routing the cables inside. The bike shop could only get it to work from the outside of the case. I was finally able to do it myself and on the first try it shifted smoothly and effortlessly. I will never go to the bike shop for cables again. I also used one of these on my KS i900 pipette. My drip is running very smoothly now.

good quality cable. I usually use Shimano stainless steel cables, subject to availability only. I couldn't find any Shimano that took less than 2 weeks to ship so this was the next best choice. I used them in my Trust-loc remote for the front and rear shocks. They are smooth and have a quality head. They are long enough to mount the rear shock on my XL frame. I used White Lightning Clear Lube in them before installing them in the case. They are slick and easily put the shocks into lockout mode.

They are fine. They are smooth and rust free. However, they are easily bent, which complicates their installation. Their slim body (1.1mm, OD) causes some compression in the body, but the derailleurs shift well (STI, Shimano 105, 10 speed). However, I would not install it again. I would recommend them if they were 1.2mm and my shifter cables wouldn't move when shifting. Okay, review the change. It turned out that my LBS had a Shimano OT SP40 (for friction shifting, coiled cable) fitted to my…

This cable worked as expected when I switched from a 21" Ross Mount Rushmore bike to a 17" Trek Antelope 800 series bike. Since I'm 5.10, the 21" Ross was an X-Large frame size, which is too big for me anyway, if I change my components from Ross to Trek, of course the old gear cable was too short, after all bike brakes and gear cables are not meant to be reused, sometimes you can get by without and sometimes I got away with it, but not this time, not to mention that reusing cables is usually…