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Old 02-14-14 | 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by ColonelJLloyd
I disagree. Your usage is definitely out of the realm of reasonable expectation. There are virtually zero bikes made today with non-aero, drop bar levers in mind. Moreover, it's called a "Road Pro" kit. There ain't no racers using non-aero levers. Disappointing maybe, but certainly not Jagwire's fault.

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I have used several sets of jagwire cables on builds, and the road and road pro kits are specifically made for aero/sti setups. Sorry the op didn't realize this, but in the future, I would stay away from Jagwire road/pro kits with classic/vintage builds with non-aeros. Besides the problem with the non-aeros....and as the op already mentioned, they are also made to very tight lengths with very little extra. While I have used a set on a surly cross check that I built up, they seem to be sized more for compact style road frames, as well.

Anymore, with classic builds, I don't get anywhere near jagwire cable kits. Too expensive, and usually problematic with an older build.

If nothing else, at least the op knows better now.

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