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VENHILL offers this clutch cable. The clutch cable is a steel wire that slides inside an outer sheath. When you pull the lever, it operates the mechanism in the engine that separates the clutch plates.
The benefits:
Venhill was founded in 1970 in Dorking, England, by trials and motocross rider Chris Ventris; its cables and hoses are made in-house, and every Powerhose line (stainless braid, minimum burst pressure 12,000 psi) is pressure-tested under water before dispatch.
Replace it as soon as strands fray near the ends, the sheath is damaged or the lever becomes heavy or sticky.
Cross-Mania tip: Lubricate the cable before fitting, follow the original routing and set the free play at the lever.
Universal part: check the dimensions given before ordering.
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