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man i looked last night for a set of take off street bob cables for you. sorry man i dont have them.... i do not see any reason why a set of stock ST bob cables would not work, i would look for 06 though as they are a bit longer
man i looked last night for a set of take off street bob cables for you. sorry man i dont have them.... i do not see any reason why a set of stock ST bob cables would not work, i would look for 06 though as they are a bit longer
Ah cool. Thanks for the info, and thanks for looking man. That's going above and beyond the normal call of duty to help a fellow forum member. Most appreciated.
I know when I called bill from BRcustoms he was going to give me an exact length of cable needed to complete the job. You should give him a call, if you are going through him he handles all that guess work for you.
Hey Joe...I'm adding a set of Todd's Cycle 13" rise bars on a 1.5" riser...what cable length did you end up going with?
I honestly can't remember. I changed my bars in 2011. A stock Street Bob clutch and throttle/Idle cable should work but you'll need a front brake cable for a dual disc setup. My best advice would be to get the bars mounted where you want em, and then measure how much you'll need. If I had done that, I wouldn't have the excess cable sticking out in front of my bars.
P.S. Keep in mind guys that this thread is one I started in 2010. Its pretty old.
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