Cables: Campagnolo or Jagwire?
tetm
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Running 2011 Centaur and after two years and 10,000 miles of good service from Campagnolo cables, the bike deserves new inners and outers fitting, and I'm after people's views about brand choice. Campagnolo have been fine, but I know people rave about Jagwire, Gore, Nokon et al so over to you for opinions and critique.
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Nokon/Alligator I-links creak when turning and are a pain in the ar*e to set up. The look the part but I'd never get them again..
My other half has Campagnolo cables that look like the originals (6-7 year old bike) and they still shift like a dream.0 -
Maybe I need to send the bike to ITB for a fettle, but there's a definite sluggishness in some shifts which I can only attribute to the cables. Also, really don't want to have any niggling doubts in the back of my head about a cable breaking 700 miles into LEL (assuming my legs make it past 400...!). I know, I know, it's unlikely and could happen at any time, but there are plenty of psychological factors in this too!0
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I looked into this when I last re-cabled and the consensus seems to be that Campag invariably works best with its own cables. Ribble is sometimes good for cheap replacement sets.0
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Just go Campag.
- 2023 Vielo V+1
- 2022 Canyon Aeroad CFR
- 2020 Canyon Ultimate CF SLX
- Strava
- On the Strand
- Crown Stables
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Gone Campag.0