The Jagwire wst050 internal cable guide kit simplifies cable routing in the frame with powerful magnets that provide simple and effective guidance. Its compact design ensures easy storage and its plastic body provides lightness and durability. This tool allows a wide range of use for mountain bike and road frames. The product comes with adapters for cable, tubing, hose and the DI2 e-tube. In addition, a flexible coupling provides great assistance on difficult access. - Easy guiding - Complete integrated and compact tool for quick use - Several adapters to fit any situation - Easy to use
Mitch Volman (comprador verificado) –
A MUST HAVE
If you have any internal cables in your frame you NEED this tool. Makes routing even the most difficult internal brake or deraileur cable super easy. Does what the Park Tool, Co tool does at half the price and easier to store in your tool box as well.
MK (comprador verificado) –
Turns frustrating, multi-hour cable fishing expeditions into relatively short efficient tasks.
Without question, this tool turned what could easily have taken long and frustrating hours of fishing cable into less than an hour of focused and kinda fun work. Works exactly as described, using strong magnets to draw an an easily attachable cable leader through the frame’s internal spaces. Well made and designed. Only problem was that the cable lead attachments were in a couple spots too large to fit through frame holes. So perhaps future models will have smaller diameter leads. Luckily, I was able to finesse the situation through creative use of the Di2 ports located in key spots on my bike’s frame.Despite this issue, the tool deserves 5 stars because of its quality and how much of a brilliant hack it is.
RF2018 (comprador verificado) –
Decent, but room for improvement.
The thing works and was a time saver for internally routed cables. The magnet was pretty strong and the cable connectors were nice and secure. My complaints are that storage for the cable connectors and magnetic wire were not thought out. There is not a lot of room to shove the small cable magnet+2 connectors into its storage area. You kind have to shove them in there. When opening, the wire acts a bit like a spring (since it has to bend). I’ve experienced the wire+2 connectors popping out of the storage area. Also, the flexible tipped magnet that is supposed to help pull the cable out is not long enough at about 2 inches. Having something a little longer would have helped to grab the lower in the tube when you run into obstacles. I’ll be hunting for a longer flexible magnet. Still, it was a huge time saving and was 1/2 the price of the Park tools one.
Walt (comprador verificado) –
works as described
Very pleased with this routing tool, works as described.
Mr Max (comprador verificado) –
Excellent Tool
I ordered this after having spent a frustrating hour unsucessfully trying to feed a brake cable through my frame. With the tool it was incredibly easy and took 5 minutes. It worked equally well on my DI2 cables. It really is a great little device!
かかし (comprador verificado) –
ワイヤー通しに必須！外装並みに楽になります！
ワイヤー通しで万が一の保険にと作業前に購入しといて良かった！FDの初期伸び取りでブッチギッテしまったので数度張りなおすことになったけどワイヤー通しが楽な分まだマシでした。高価なメーカーのは使ったことないけど機械式のコンポならこれで十分だと思います。
Scott Myers (comprador verificado) –
Simple to use and inexpensive, but requires care in use
I’ve owned the Jagwire Pro Internal Routing kit since 2018. I’m a 58 year old racer and one of the technicians for a local amateur racing team, so I’ve pulled more wires, housings, cables and hydraulic lines than I can recall. I’ve used the Park Tools kit as well on a number of occasions, but felt it was overpriced, so I bought this small kit at half the price to try. I’m happy with it and I haven’t found anything better, but it’s not perfect.The bad• It’s got 2 very small parts that are easily dropped and will go bouncing into oblivion.• Its flexible wire has a plastic threaded part and if you do not take care, you will damage those threads. Even with proper usage, you will eventually wear out the threads. Mine are definitely looser after 2 years, but still OK.• I’d describe the assembly onto a cable as somewhat “fiddly”, so you do have to be “detail oriented” and not brutish, else you will damage the threaded part.• Some have complained about weak magnets. This has not been my experience. They are more than strong enough on my tool. You do have to push the housing/cable/wire into the frame as you move the magnet, but that is expected and normal.• The small storage compartment for the flexible wires and 2 small parts is so small, you have to put those parts in there just right. If you don’t put them in right, you can jam the threads on the compartment, making it difficult to get back open. It is explained in the instructions which makes it easy, but I didn’t read that detail the first time around.• Since it doesn’t have cables with it, it is advantageous to keep a couple old cables around for pulling purposes when you are doing housings.• Not the build quality of the Park Tools system, but good enough.The good – which far outweigh the bad• Half the price of the Park Tools kit.• The 2 small parts and flexible wire can be bought as a replacement kit for $9. So even if you damage them or loose one of the small parts, you can get replacements easily and cheaply.• It’s a super compact and totally self-contained kit that is about the size of a jumbo Sharpie, unlike the mess of 4 wires and magnets that you get in the Park Tools kit.• The rare earth magnets are really strong in mine, although some complained theirs were weak.• The small fittings are smaller than those from Park Tools, allowing you to pass wires through smaller holes in the frame with the fittings attached.• Super simple to use.
Dean Yobbi (comprador verificado) –
Inspect the wire magnet before using
Mine came with the wire magnet unattached (the glue wasn’t sufficient), so a drop of superglue remedied that. Tool works as advertised but there is a technique needed to work the cable through the frame. First time took longer than it should’ve but I suspect it will be quicker the next time.Lastly, it’s a good idea to make sure that wire magnet is properly affixed before using. If not, you could lose it inside your frame.
Cliente Amazon (comprador verificado) –
Fatal
Un timo. El “potente imán” no guia el cable a través del cuadro. El imán flexible es demasiado ancho y no tiene adaptador. No sirve para nada. 30 € por un imán de nevera
Macloven (comprador verificado) –
The tool did the job perfectly
Had some internal cable to route and tried to do it without the tool first. Very frustrated without using it, unwrapped the jagwire and within 5 minutes was done. A must have for the toolbox if you have internal routing on your bikes.
Amazon Kunde (comprador verificado) –
WUNDERBAR!!!!
Dieses Tool sollt ein keiner Werkstatt fehlen. 1a SPITZENKLASSE!!! Erspart jede Menge Nerven!
Amazon Customer (comprador verificado) –
Weak magnet and coupling device
The magnets on the lead that connects to the cable housing and the guide magnet you use to pull it to the port were not strong enough to attract each other through the aluminum frame of my bike. I believe the routing magnet attracted and stuck to the other cable housing inside the frame. What’s more, the attachment of the lead was so weak that it separated from the housing when I pulled it back out and is now a permanent part of my bike. I returned this product.
Jagwire internal routing (comprador verificado) –
Okay for what it is
Good price as compared to the other blue brand. But you get what you pay for. Quality is okay. Had two magnets fall out mid use. Had to superglue them back in. Seems to be sorted now. Wish I’d spent a little more to get the kits with the lead wires included. Magnets are strong enough, but ended up using string and washers to complete the internal routing firs, then attached to the cable and finally the cable. Got the job done but could’ve been easier.