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Road Captain
Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 538
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From: Texas
On my dirt bikes, i cut a length of colored tubing(1/4 id) and run the ziptie thru it around the cables back thru it then around the bars to hold the cables away from the bar at whatever space is desirable. i do this with the clutch cable, brake cables, etc and as i don't have internal wiring on the bars, the starter and kill switch wires to. it is professional looking when done and keeps my tie downs from severing the wires. i did this on my dual sport as well. i like the looks of the chrome wire loom though!
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 1,226
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From: Junction City, KS
I have the same phenomenon!
One of my friends has 16's and his clutch able is all over the place, so he used a clamp, we've tried to straighten it out, but I keeps flopping around..... I think it's due to it being an active cable whereas the brake line is just a hydraulic hose.
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