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Dirt Bike Pit Bike Throttle Cable - PetrolScooter - 13520

Dirt Bike Pit Bike Throttle Cable - PetrolScooter - 13520

This is a color-coded, straight-neck throttle cable for pit bikes with CRF50 frames, suitable for ...

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This guide is for pit bike owners with CRF50 frames looking to replace their throttle cable. It provides essential information on the PetrolScooter 13520 throttle cable, highlighting its compatibility with various engine sizes and its durable construction. Note that accurate measurements are crucial for a proper fit, so always double-check the cable lengths before purchase.

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Model Part Number13520
BrandPetrolScooter

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FAQs

What tools do I need to install this throttle cable?

You'll need wrenches, pliers, a screwdriver, and potentially a cable lubricant.

What is the warranty on this throttle cable?

Warranty information is not available.

Can I use this cable on a different frame?

This cable is designed specifically for CRF50 frames. Using it on a different frame is not recommended.

How often should I lubricate the throttle cable?

It is recommended to lubricate the cable every few months, or more frequently if you ride in wet or dusty conditions.

How do I measure my existing throttle cable?

Measure the inner cable length (from tip to tip) and the outer sheath length (from end to end).

What if the cable gets damaged?

Replace the cable immediately if it is frayed, kinked, or otherwise damaged.

Troubleshooting

Throttle sticks or is hard to move.

Check the cable routing for any obstructions. Lubricate the cable with a cable lubricant. If the issue persists, the cable may be damaged and need replacing.

Throttle response is delayed or sluggish.

Adjust the cable tension to ensure proper slack. Check the carburetor for any issues that could be affecting throttle response.

Cable is too long or too short.

Double-check measurements before installation. If the cable is the wrong size, replace it with the correct size for your bike.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable metal construction ensures a long lifespan.
  • Specifically designed for CRF50 frame pit bikes, ensuring a good fit.
  • Compatible with a range of engine sizes (110cc-140cc).
  • Precise measurements help ensure correct fitment.

Cons

  • Requires accurate measurement of existing cable for compatibility.
  • May not fit all pit bike models, despite frame compatibility.
  • Installation may require some mechanical skill.
  • The straight-neck design might not suit all handlebar setups.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Preparation: Before starting, ensure your pit bike is stable and the engine is off. Gather the necessary tools: wrenches, pliers, and a screwdriver.
  2. Removal: Disconnect the old throttle cable, carefully noting the routing and connections.
  3. Installation: Install the new PetrolScooter 13520 throttle cable, ensuring it follows the same routing as the old one. Connect it to the throttle and carburetor.
  4. Adjustment: Adjust the cable tension to ensure smooth throttle operation without any slack or binding.

Compatibility

This throttle cable is specifically designed for pit bikes with CRF50 frames and is compatible with 110cc, 120cc, 125cc, and 140cc engines. Verify the cable measurements (inner cable length: 890 mm, outer sheath length: 790 mm, thread diameter: 10 mm) match your requirements before installation.

Care

  • Regularly lubricate the throttle cable with a cable lubricant to prevent friction and ensure smooth operation.
  • Inspect the cable for any signs of wear, such as fraying or kinks, and replace it if necessary.
  • Keep the cable clean and free from dirt and debris.

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