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Shift even faster.
For optimal shifting and minimal maintenance, the Dura-Ace OT-SP41 Polymer-Coated Derailleur Cable is the ideal solution. The housing is pre-lubricated with silicone grease, while the inner stainless steel cable is polymer coated, which reduces the sliding resistance. The end caps are sealed to minimize dirt contamination.
- Stainless steel cable
- Polymer coating
- Compatible with Dura-Ace, Ultegra 6800, XTR M9000, XT M8000
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Cusewordsmith
Avg. ride time: 5h 10m per week- Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.
Awful
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These things start frizzing almost immediately -- one took a couple months, the other literally started the moment i installed it -- and they soon start looking like shaggy mammals. Terrible for appearance. Then the polymer startts bunching up in clumps and interrupting your shifting. Shimano acknowledges the cosmetic issue, but claims it does not affect performance. I beg to differ.
This is the worst cycling product i have purchased in years.
Luke DordaiGearheadTHE best cables out there
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
When Shimano released their 11 speed Dura Ace groupset, they quietly introduced these new cables, but they should have been more public about them. These things are SLICK. I add them to any build I am doing to get a snappier, lighter shift feel. Yes, you pay a premium, but it is totally worth it, and due to the polymer coating, the cables do not rust nearly as quickly so they last way longer as long as you don't powerwash your bike.
Logan P.How many millimeters of housing are included with this kit?
Philip N.Avg. ride time: 5h 8m per week- Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.
Will these cables/housing work with Shimano 9 speed systems (Sora levers)?
JoeDo these cables include the plastic furrell that goes into the rear derailleur adjusting barrel? From the pictures, it looks like it does not. Also are these the "Dura-Ace SP41" brand or the "Shimano SP41" which on most sites seems to be the generic replacement. Is there a pre-cut short rear derailleur housing?
Ed KilbournIf you have to have cables, get these!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Cables can make or break the riding experience, so don't overlook them! Electronic may be the future, but until then do yourself a favor and get these for the next tune up. I've been through most of the cable sets available and keep coming back to the Dura Ace Polymers. Shimano puts more energy into the finer details than most in the business and it shows.
Scott Gartman"I can't believe it's not butter"-Fabio
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The 1990s icon and Margarine salesman once stated "I can't believe it's not butter", and this quote applies to these cables. They are so smooth. It feels like you are slicing through butter when shifting. The best cables!
Chad CordellEmployeeSuper Smooth
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These are some of the smoothest cables you can buy. I use these on all of my bikes.
Josh RGearheadGOAT IS GOOD
Decided to try out the new XT M8000 11speed stuff. In a moment of weakness, splurged for this Dur-acci shift cable. It works great—as expected. Not sure its better than my typical fav jagwire cable but… Going with 4/5 just due to value… You won’t be disappointed in this though
Kevin W.Will this work with SRAM Red shifters & derailleurs?
ShaeEmployeeYes, they will.
Trevor JBest Cables
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
First upgrade I made to my new road race bike. Absolutely the best for "like-new" shifting for the long haul. Would not run anything else.
Charles JonesIs this a front and rear cable set?
Is this a front and rear cable set?
JesusHi Charles,
This does include a front and rear cable and enough housing for both as well. You will also need to order the braking kit if you are doing a complete bike. I hope this helps.