2 Pcs Shimano Standard Zinc-coated Derailleur Cable Shift Cable(1.2x2100-mm)

Very good quality, worked as advertised. Easy to install, my bike shifts as it should now. Just need to make sure you clean the cable housings before installing the cables.

Sufficient length. Easy install even with internal routing. Huge improvement over old cable that was causing shift hesitation issues. Should have replaced much sooner for just $5 per cable and a job that takes less than 15 minutes. No regrets getting this over the more, supposedly, premium cable.

Great product, easy installation.

This two pack arrived the next day. It was the perfect replacement for my Shimano 8 speed trigger shifter - great length, and compatible link. It even came with the crimp on tip for the end of the cable. I shift a LOT and that wears out my cables. Having a two pack eases my mind.

This stuff is plenty long for most standard bike applications (not tandem) and is usually plenty slick for road applications. However, after using Jagwire cable sets on my MTB, it feels like it is not as "slick" as the Jagwire set. Keep in mind I am using these with "brifters" and road components so this may have an effect on it.These are still good cables though and work great on my road bike. These come with end caps to keep cable from fraying. If you do not want to pay for Jagwire, these are a sure bet.

Here are the Pros and cons. Honest thoughts.Pros:+ Solid cable.+ came with all the cable ends and everything needed.+ great quality from great company.Cons:- there isn't any real con expect be careful when you cut it. Make sure to measure first and cut it a little longer so you don't end up with a short cable.Thanks for your time and I hope this review was helpful.

Genuine Shimano shifter cables with end caps. Fits Ultegra Front and Rear Derailleurs. The cable is easy to install, but I had issues with getting it through an older Fuji frame, so it took me some time to finesse it through the down-tube to the small outlet hole near the bottom bracket. Surprisingly, the end of the cable did not fray after numerous attempts to get it through the frame/hole. The end cap fits over the cable end and can be secured by clamping down with wire cutters, crimpers, or household pliers.

You can’t go wrong with Shimano. Even their cheapest components work well, and that also goes for something as simple as a derailleur cable. I bought these for a complete rebuild of a twenty-five year old bike, and of course they work just fine.