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Amfoto1
a Commuter
from Date Reviewed: March 10, 2010
Strengths: High quality, pre-lubricated, works very well with Shimano stuff (of course), have used it with SRAM, too. Better than most cables.Weaknesses: Seems to only be available in gray. Can be expensive... shop around. Precut housing at rear derailleur is a bit short.Bottom Line: Dura Ace shifter cables are generally excellent... so long as you like gray housings. These are precut... The front sometimes need trimming... The rear derailleur length is sometimes a bit short, resulting in a bit too tight loop where it dives into the barrel adjuster. Best to cut with proper cable snips. Be sure to file or grind the housing end square, then use an awl or something else pointy to open up the inner housing. IMO, Dura Ace cables are consistently about the best on the market.
Favorite Ride: Any that I don't fall down
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$20.00
Purchased At: LBS, online, eBay
Similar Products Used: All sorts of cables, from the cheapest to other high quality.
Bike Setup: Primary rider: Look 565 w/Ultegra 6600 group. Also Look 555 "nude carbon" with Sram Force. Yokota Yosemite w/Deore LX. Trek 7200 w/mixed cheap Shimano/Sram. Under construction: 2009 Look 586 Pro Team.
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