Jagwire Sport - Slick Stainless Inner Gear Cable

Great cable and light running, fast shipping and inexpensive

Pros & Cons

Changed old wire to the one with no any issue. The length is more than enough. My old one was with special coating but this works just the same not having it. The shifting is smooth. Great to know that it's pretensioned one, so no further adjustment is needed. Thanks a lot Mantel!

Pros & Cons

To replace old cable shimano 105-r7020 Fits fine, slides well through the outer cable and frame. For my bike Topstone M good length.

Pros & Cons

Surely a simple component can be a crucial element of a good cycling experience. For bikes with internal cabling, you often need some longer cables, especially for shifting a rear derailleur. To get through a bike frame, these cables often have to make some extra turns. Where some brands put extra coatings on their cables, these opt for a polished surface. This ensures long-term low friction and thus lighter shifting. Stainless steel as a material means that these cables therefore also last longer and are more resistant to sweat, rain, and other moisture. Lower quality cables are not stretched by the manufacturer, but these are. This means that setting from day one actually does not require adjustment. The cable keeps its length. In all subtle ways, this is actually one of the best choices for a cable that can be made when it comes to mechanical shifting on a bicycle.

Pros & Cons

Very good quality and perfect for placement.