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A cable clamp holds control cables, hoses or wiring in a fixed position so they follow a clean, predictable path. Loose lines can rub against sharp edges, snag on moving parts or rattle against the frame. A clamp keeps them secured and spaced, which helps protect them from wear and keeps the setup looking tidy. Riders and owners often fit one after changing bars, adding accessories or rerouting lines.
You will find this part under Exterior › Cable Clamps. We currently have 1 product in stock, from Bike Master: the BikeMaster 2 Lines Cable Clamp - Silver. As the name suggests, it is made to hold two lines together, and the silver finish blends in with a variety of setups.
Before you order, think about:
Line count: make sure the clamp matches the number of cables or hoses you need to route.
Line diameter: check that your lines will sit snugly without being pinched.
Mounting point: confirm there is a suitable spot to attach it that will not interfere with steering or suspension movement.
Finish: choose a look that suits the hardware around it.
To check compatibility, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
A cable clamp holds control cables, hoses or wiring in a fixed position so they follow a clean, predictable path. Loose lines can rub against sharp edges, snag on moving parts or rattle against the frame. A clamp keeps them secured and spaced, which helps protect them from wear and keeps the setup looking tidy. Riders and owners often fit one after changing bars, adding accessories or rerouting lines.
You will find this part under Exterior › Cable Clamps. We currently have 1 product in stock, from Bike Master: the BikeMaster 2 Lines Cable Clamp - Silver. As the name suggests, it is made to hold two lines together, and the silver finish blends in with a variety of setups.
Before you order, think about:
Line count: make sure the clamp matches the number of cables or hoses you need to route.
Line diameter: check that your lines will sit snugly without being pinched.
Mounting point: confirm there is a suitable spot to attach it that will not interfere with steering or suspension movement.
Finish: choose a look that suits the hardware around it.
To check compatibility, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
