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Old 07-11-14, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by e_guevara
Shimano's solution was a better cable system - lined housings and teflon coated cables. This made good/proper cable routing very important to get good shifting.
+1 Use the PTFE coated cables and SP41 housings and it should shift fine if your mechanic is halfway competent. Don't make the cable run unnecessarily long at the bars / downtube and make sure the rear RD loop is long enough. The new polymer coated 6800/9000 cables are even better but I had a poor experience with durability and went back to the PTFE cables.
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