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I am going to be installing 12 bars on a 2013 street glide. I wanna replace the cable cause the factory one has 41k miles on it and want something that will be longer, it was recommended I go with a plus 6 cable. I found one on J&P that I think will work.
Its a Barnett Stealth Clutch cable item number is P926007/ sku 10101113 (sorry, dont know how to post links) I called Barnett to try and order a cable directly but was instructed to install the new bars and then get a measurement with a string and then call them back. Just wondering what you guys have done for clutch cables or if the one I found would work for my needs. Would like to have everything on hand to get it done in a day or two. Not install bars and then have to wait for a new cable to show up.
I am going to be installing 12 bars on a 2013 street glide. I wanna replace the cable cause the factory one has 41k miles on it and want something that will be longer, it was recommended I go with a plus 6 cable. I found one on J&P that I think will work.
Its a Barnett Stealth Clutch cable item number is P926007/ sku 10101113 (sorry, dont know how to post links) I called Barnett to try and order a cable directly but was instructed to install the new bars and then get a measurement with a string and then call them back. Just wondering what you guys have done for clutch cables or if the one I found would work for my needs. Would like to have everything on hand to get it done in a day or two. Not install bars and then have to wait for a new cable to show up.
thanks
Magnum Shielding can help you out. They have a chart for such things. If you cant find it on the website you can also call them. I dont work for them, I just use their stuff.
I put 12” KST Six Bends on a Street Glide and with cable rerouting didn’t need extra cable length, but I used all, and I do mean ALL of the available slack.
I quickly decided my old tired shoulders didn’t like that height and opted for 10”, so it became a non issue at that point.
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