SunliteSturmey Archer 3-Speed Cable

So, yeah, it is obvious from the picture the one star review person posted that they did not understand the part and how to use it. Trying to screw the cable end cap and ferrule onto the indicator chain end is not how this part works. It's a quality part at a good price that does the job well, if you know how to install it.

The media could not be loaded. 🇯🇲🇯🇲This is my modified 3speed hub with a make shift adjuster which the cable fits perfect loving it 🥰

This was an inexpensive replacement for the antiquated cable on an old English three-speed bicycle I recently acquired. This newer version does the same time, but it is different in a couple of ways:1) Older shifting house for 3spds did not cover most of the cable, stopping a little short of the fulcrum point for the cable. This newer version goes all the way, but I shortened mine to continue using the original fulcrum point (a little pulley attached to the frame). You can use cable cutters or a carbon cutoff wheel with a Dremel rotary tool.2) This newer cable has an anchorage piece that grabs onto the end of the cable with a little bolt and nut. The older versions had a built-in ferrule that sat inside an adjustable screw piece that screwed into the indicator chain piece. In this new version, you cut off the length of cable you need, attach on the anchorage point onto the cable end, and hook the anchorage point to the indicator chain.I had a hard time find this product elsewhere for a good price. Amazon had the best for it. ~$4-5

says sturmey archer but has 2 differents to choose from, why i dont know but i cut off the wrong end more then once, because tht

My old bike shifts like new now.

The universal kit worked great and was easy to put on the bike. Some instructions would've been helpful . I just watched some videos on You Tube that show different stages of how-to for Sturmey Archer equipped bikes.

Replaced the cable on my 1971 Raleigh Sports 3 Speed with a Sturmey Archer AW3 hub and classic trigger. High quality inner and outer cable. Proper length from handlebar to hub via downtube and seat stay. This is the real deal

It was advertised to work with Sturmey Archer S3s 3Spd Classic Trigger Shifter. Unfortunately I will have to figure out how to adapt it to work. The fitting at the shifter calls for a certain type of fitting coming out of the cable and it is not going to be easy. I figured it would be a bolt and go sort of thing. Even if you had to change the length of the cable there is no correct end piece for the cable to shifter fitting.