[riverrat]

Has anyone tried this product on a Stumpjumper, or any other bike with under the BB cable routing? Given our frequently sloppy conditions here in Oregon, I am considering them for my 120.

Dry Cables

This product was suggested in another thread.

 

[endurowanker]

sounds pretty similar to Gore Ride-On cables, which rock btw.

Give em a go. They cost about half what the gore cables do, so that's a good thing. Dealer cost for gores is like 50 bucks. I was like when I bought a set for my enduro.

 

[billhill]

Dry Cables Work Great

Used to ride Gore derailleur cables but can't find them anymore. Bought a set of shift cables from Dry Cables for my Giant VT and my buddy Jeff bought a set for his Specialized which has below BB cable routing. Cables are still running smooth and shifting perfectly a year later on both bikes. We ride through a lot of mud here in Connecticut. Dry Cables appear to be as good as Gore Cables. Anyone else had (good or bad)experience with Dry Cables?

Bill

 

[jaysus]

has anyone found an alternative routing for sealed cables, that doesn't go under the bb and doesn't end up with ghost shifting? its a lot of money to shell out for new sealed cables everytime you lamp the bb off a rock...

 

[endurowanker]

has anyone found an alternative routing for sealed cables, that doesn't go under the bb and doesn't end up with ghost shifting? its a lot of money to shell out for new sealed cables everytime you lamp the bb off a rock...

you could make a guard maybe? my chainring guard usually hits rocks before my BB does. I think some people doin full length housing have tried alternate routing though.

Anybody tried Nokon cables?