Best quality aftermarket clutch cable?
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Best quality aftermarket clutch cable?
I put a Barnett +6 clutch cable on my RKC when I installed my 14" apes. Due to a failure on my part in adjusting the free play at the clutch pack, I've worn out the adjuster on the cable side from probably 20+ tries at getting the adjustment right. The adjuster sleeve is stripped at the locknut, so I need a new cable.
That being said, I wasn't really impressed with the quality of the Barnett cable compared to the OEM cable I removed. Are all of the aftermarket cables about the same, or are some better than others? Is Magnum any better than Barnett, or vice versa? Any other options? I would go with the Harley branded cable but I want black instead of braided/chrome and last time I checked they didn't make one.
What is everybody's preference?
Thanks!
That being said, I wasn't really impressed with the quality of the Barnett cable compared to the OEM cable I removed. Are all of the aftermarket cables about the same, or are some better than others? Is Magnum any better than Barnett, or vice versa? Any other options? I would go with the Harley branded cable but I want black instead of braided/chrome and last time I checked they didn't make one.
What is everybody's preference?
Thanks!
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I just replaced a Barnett clutch cable on my bike, just put it on when I replaced my bars 2 noths ago. It started to allow some seepage where the cables sheath goes into the ferrule which then screws into the tranny cover. Thought I missed the o ring but it was there when I took off the cable. Ended up getting an HD cable, no problems since. They make really good clutch parts, but their cables ain't making it.
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I just replaced a Barnett clutch cable on my bike, just put it on when I replaced my bars 2 noths ago. It started to allow some seepage where the cables sheath goes into the ferrule which then screws into the tranny cover. Thought I missed the o ring but it was there when I took off the cable. Ended up getting an HD cable, no problems since. They make really good clutch parts, but their cables ain't making it.