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Measure before you order
Changed handlebars, later levers and swapped switchgear all alter the length a cable needs, so a listing that suits your model may still be wrong for your bike. Measure the outer from end cap to end cap along the route it actually follows, with the bars turned to full lock, and note which nipple the lever takes at one end and the mechanism at the other. Send both and there is nothing left to guess at.
What we hold
- Throttle and air cables — single and twin, for Amal and other carburettor types
- Clutch cables — model-specific and universal lengths
- Brake cables — front drum brake cables, inners and outers
- Instrument drive cables — speedometer and tachometer inner and outer assemblies
- Cable making parts — inners, outers, nipples, ferrules, adjusters and solder
Not sure which end you need?
A photograph of both ends of the old cable laid next to a tape measure answers the question in one message, and it is quicker than working through a parts list.