ErgoPower UltraShift Road Bike Black Brake/Shifter Cable/Housing Set - 9/10/11 Speed

Campagnolo is having a tough time these days competing with the likes of SRAM and Shimano... nice to see they still produce a quality product. I've used Jagwire on a variety of bicycle builds and would say the Campy cables and housings are a little better in terms of the quality of the materials and lower friction. There is no choice when it comes to color, which oddly enough I do not mind. Sometimes Life is made simpler having certain options removed from consideration.

If you have a Campag equipped bike, this is a must. I’ve used other brands of cables and housings and nothing beats these in comparison. They will last longer, shift more precisely, and on sale don’t cost much more than the next closest competitor.

Works as advertised, lacks any instructions Or identifying marks. It is easy enough to figure out, but it would be nice to have a little input.

Perfect quality replacement for Campagnolo equipped bikes. You could save some money with generic cables and housing but it would be hard to match the quality of this set. You get everything you need. Great refresh for my old bike.

Purchased to cable a Camy Chorus 10speed build. Kit contained everything needdd; shifter and brake cables, cable housing, ferrels, and crimp caps. There is enough material to cable one bike and have left over small parts. So far so good.

Excellent kit! I picked this up to use with my 10 speed Campagnolo Chorus groupset and it works perfectly as advertised. Nothing better than official Campagnolo housing/cables!

When proven to work worldwide and in my case locally, I have always used Campagnolo without regrets. My first group was also the least expensive which Campagnolo deemed 'Veloce'. Regardless the history, Campagnolo works well down to the chain. If you want a ride with a classics' history who comes to mind - Campagnolo, of course!

Doing a second resto-mod of my 30+ year old Bottecchia bike…this time from 9 speed to 10 speed. Of course I had to re-cable “el re”. These are decent cables but truth be told I’ve had success with no name cables as well. On other bikes. It’s not like the old days where there was some magic involved, but I’m glad I went for it…it’s just the right thing to do if you’re in the Campy church. BTW the project is turning out very nicely. Next I’m going for a compact crank for my vintage legs. That’s a hard find but it’s out there somewhere on eBay.