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Clutch Cable

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I pulled out most of the remaining parts that I've squirelled away for the past few years and I have no idea what clutch cable I got. I tossed the bag it came in so I cant tell you if it came from Motorcity, Mrcycles, or Egay. The length is correct, but the lever end has a 90 degree bend in it. The part number stamped on it reads "31300-8130?" Anyone know what this is for and want to trade it for one that fits a GT750M?
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Post by rngdng »

It looks like a GT750 throttle cable to me. I've never seen a clutch cable with the 90 degree turn at the bars.



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Post by deadmeat »

Hi Lane, Yeah it sorta does. but there's no adjustment on the 90 end and the cable ends are too big. I cleaned up the old one and it doesnt look to bad as long as I keep boots on the end. I'll have to keep looking for a receipt to find out what the hell I ordered (or got!).
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Post by Barry S. »

It should have 10 numbers, can you make out all of them? Is the curved end chrome or black plastic?
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It appears to only have 9 numbers, the 90 degree end is plastic and fits into the adjuster and the cable barrel has a nylon bearing and fits in the lever. The adjuster end screws into the clutch cover nicely and the cable end engages into the clutch arm. I havent a clue....
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Post by Barry S. »

31300 would be the last 5 numbers, looks like this
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Post by Coyote »

I just picked up a clutch cable I ordered last week through a local independent bike shop. It's made by Motion Pro. It has the same nylon piece around the barrel as the one you show. I have never seen this before on ANY cable. Makes me wonder if the cable you have is a Motion Pro as well.
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Post by Buffalo-guy »

My wifes 02 SV 650 has that exact clutch cable on it. It comes in two lengths to accommodate either clip-ons or handle bars on the naked version. It most likely fits a few models from this era. My two bits worth for today. Cheers.
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Post by H2RICK »

IMO, that's a clutch cable for a "modern" sports bike.....early Gixxer 750 or mid-late 80s Katana. Suzuki became very fond of using that style of "round-the-corner" elbow on their sport bikes. As Fred posted, that same thing can be seen today on many Suzi sport bikes. Some Kwak sport bikes use the same style, as well.
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