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7/12/2025, 7:02:12 PM
>>2048312
It's a Shimano Positron rigid cable, sometimes described as a piano wire. I would not bother sourcing one, you'd be much better served by replacing the shifter, derailer, and freewheel, both for immediate performance and for long term serviceability.
>>2048111
The only thing I actively dislike on the 2 model is the FSA crankset (stupidly heavy, 19mm BB and chainrings not compatible with anything else). I think which you should go with depends on whether you're planning to make immediate component changes or not: the 0 is a really nice build straight out of the box, but if you already know you're going to change things out you might start with the less expensive model.
It's a Shimano Positron rigid cable, sometimes described as a piano wire. I would not bother sourcing one, you'd be much better served by replacing the shifter, derailer, and freewheel, both for immediate performance and for long term serviceability.
>>2048111
The only thing I actively dislike on the 2 model is the FSA crankset (stupidly heavy, 19mm BB and chainrings not compatible with anything else). I think which you should go with depends on whether you're planning to make immediate component changes or not: the 0 is a really nice build straight out of the box, but if you already know you're going to change things out you might start with the less expensive model.
7/12/2025, 6:55:52 PM
>>2048312
It's a Shimano Positron rigid cable, sometimes described as a piano wire. I would not bother sourcing one, you'd be much better served by replacing the shifter, derailer, and freewheel, both for immediate performance and for long term serviceability.
>>2048111
The only thing I actively dislike on the 2 model is the FSA crankset (stupidly heavy, BB and chains not compatible with anything else). I think which you should go with depends on whether you're planning to make immediate component changes or not: the 0 is a really nice build straight out of the box, but if you already know you're going to change things out you might start with the less expensive model.
It's a Shimano Positron rigid cable, sometimes described as a piano wire. I would not bother sourcing one, you'd be much better served by replacing the shifter, derailer, and freewheel, both for immediate performance and for long term serviceability.
>>2048111
The only thing I actively dislike on the 2 model is the FSA crankset (stupidly heavy, BB and chains not compatible with anything else). I think which you should go with depends on whether you're planning to make immediate component changes or not: the 0 is a really nice build straight out of the box, but if you already know you're going to change things out you might start with the less expensive model.
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