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A clutch cable has to travel from the lever to the clutch without rubbing, kinking or drifting into hot or moving parts. A cable clamp anchors the cable to a tube or mount along that path. Builders and riders fit them to keep clutch feel consistent, to stop the cable wearing against paint or other lines, and to give the drivetrain area a neater look.
You are browsing Drivetrain › Cable Clamps. We currently have 3 in stock, all from Bikers Choice. Examples include the Bikers Choice 1 1/4 Inch Slotted Chrome Clutch Cable Clamp and the Bikers Choice 1 1/8 Inch Chrome Plain Clutch Cable Clamp.
A few things to check before you choose:
Mounting size: measure the tube where the clamp will sit so it closes snugly without crushing anything.
Design: decide whether a slotted or plain clamp suits your routing and the look you want.
Finish: consider how the chrome will sit next to the hardware around it.
Routing: place the clamp so the cable keeps enough slack through its full range of movement.
To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
A clutch cable has to travel from the lever to the clutch without rubbing, kinking or drifting into hot or moving parts. A cable clamp anchors the cable to a tube or mount along that path. Builders and riders fit them to keep clutch feel consistent, to stop the cable wearing against paint or other lines, and to give the drivetrain area a neater look.
You are browsing Drivetrain › Cable Clamps. We currently have 3 in stock, all from Bikers Choice. Examples include the Bikers Choice 1 1/4 Inch Slotted Chrome Clutch Cable Clamp and the Bikers Choice 1 1/8 Inch Chrome Plain Clutch Cable Clamp.
A few things to check before you choose:
Mounting size: measure the tube where the clamp will sit so it closes snugly without crushing anything.
Design: decide whether a slotted or plain clamp suits your routing and the look you want.
Finish: consider how the chrome will sit next to the hardware around it.
Routing: place the clamp so the cable keeps enough slack through its full range of movement.
To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
