Enhance Your Cycling Performance with SHIMANO Dura-Ace OT-SP41 Polymer-Coated Derailleur Cable Review

The coating started to sag and affect shifting after 2 rides (<80 miles) after installation. I will stick with bare stainless steel cables in the future.

I really like these cables but the jacket feels a bit stiff. The internal cable is nice and flexible and has restored the exact circuitry you've come to expect from a high-end Shimano groupset. The rear cable was barely long enough.

Good cables, I really like the finish. They shift very smoothly. I have one complaint, and it's quite significant, the cables aren't very logged in general. If the tail was indeed that short, I had to trim the body a few inches to make it work. For that reason, I'm not sure I can recommend them.

Slick Cables I wish they had a great view but they weren't long enough for my recumbent trike. If you ride a classic shaped road bike. take action. If anything is longer or the front handle comes forward, look elsewhere for longer cables/housings.

Fantastic, completely eliminates any shifting issues that older Shimano SIS systems (e.g. Ultegra 6700, DA 7900 etc.) can have. Much better than the PTFE cables that came with older Shimano models. Buy a complete body and cable set here for the first time, because although the bodies are the same as the old Shimano derailleur bodies, the set includes a full set of end caps for better performance, as well as a small rail to slide into your rear derailleur . a barrel adjuster that reduces…

can cause the cable to slip off. I cut off a small piece of 220 grit sandpaper and easily removed the coating where the clamp is and had no problem with it slipping. Shifts like a dream now. I also had to add some oil to the shifters to loosen the hardened grease that was also interfering with smooth shifting. I used Ballistol. After that, these things change like new. Simultaneously manufactured brake cables. I had to buy some 4mm ID grommets for the side ends of the switch because the ones in