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Clutch Cable

Started by Chris Canning, February 13, 2013, 10:31:22 AM

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NZDeano

This is a timely thread for me as I just purchased a new clutch cable to replace one which is fraying because prior to a 1200km ride recently I noticed the clutch activator arm spring was broken. A quick repair was done by bending a new hook end on it and re-attaching. This was a mistake as the slightly increased tension raised the activator up by a couple of mm which caused the top of the cable to rub on the outer where it exits. :BangHead
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Sin_Tiger

I used these on old Brits donkeys years ago, some of them lasted a long time in use. Main thing I found was that the end of the cable has to be soldered, that stops the cable fraying and gives the grub screw a better bite.

These days I just run a spare cable in situ, sealed off the ends with heat shrink, not so much faffing around when you have to use it in anger.
I used to have long hair, took acid and went to hip joints. Now I long for hair, take antacid and need a new hip joint

blacktiger

I've had one of these http://www.missionmx.co.uk/Apico-Cable-Repair-Kit-Info.html?gclid=CKD1pP-puLUCFeTMtAodNwoACg for years. But I too run a spare next to the original on my Tigers.
2013 800XC 33000 miles & counting.

Sin_Tiger

I used to have long hair, took acid and went to hip joints. Now I long for hair, take antacid and need a new hip joint