[Closed] Inline Cable Adjusters

Ooh! Dunno the answer to your question, but I think I'm now going shopping!

They do this version too, but I can't find it anywhere in the UK!!

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I haven't used the Jagwire ones but have used the M:Part ones. They work fine but try to make sure they are in a straightish part of the cable. Got them from Evans - Search Cable Adjuster

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They're nice Greenk, but they don't look like a Stormtrooper's bicep...

Also, they come in pairs, but I think they're only really necessary on the rear-mech cable, what do others think?

What levers are you using?

I got some called JagWire Rockets that sit on the cable outlet of an old school Shimano lever and work a treat as per below pic

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These are for the latest Dura Ace shifters - both cables under the bar tape... The Rockets are great for the older style though!

Rear mech often adjusts at the mech itself. Front mech usually needs one unless you're good at pulling the tension just right. On cross bikes with MTB shadow mechs use one for each as the shadow mech doesn't have an adjuster on it.

Good point, the rear mech does have a barrel adjuster but I'm looking for an on-the-fly adjuster...

I suppose technically, you shouldn't need either, and the more crap you have in the cables, the more chance of movement, but most built up bikes come with some sort of adjuster...

I've also used inline adjusters, think they were M-Part, which weren't the neatest but did the job.

Shibboleth, I had to order my Rockets from the states as I couldn't source them locally.

Well, I've just ordered a pair of the J2 adjusters - UK Bike Store had them in stock. They look a lot neater that the Shimano ones, and many of the ones I've seen on ready-builds...

I'll report back when I've built it up!