Domino Dual Throttle Cable - 731.70.92

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The Domino Dual Throttle Cable (731.70.92) is a precision-engineered control component designed for Honda CBR 1000 riders who prioritize responsive feedback and immediate acceleration. This dual-cable set provides both normally closed and normally open configurations to ensure high-performance reliability, though it requires specific compatibility with the Domino XM2 accelerator system to achieve its full potential.
| Model Part Number | 731.70.92 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Domino |
This cable is specifically engineered for use with the Domino XM2 accelerator assembly.
Yes, the 731.70.92 kit includes both the normally open and normally closed cables.
This product is specifically designed for the Honda CBR 1000; usage on other models is not recommended as lengths and fittings may differ.
It is recommended to inspect and lubricate cables during every major service interval or if you notice any increase in friction.
The dual cable design provides both an opening and a closing mechanism for the throttle body, which is a critical safety and performance feature for high-output sportbikes like the CBR 1000.
Check for sharp bends in the cable routing and ensure the cable is properly lubricated.
Adjust the cable tension at the throttle housing to ensure the throttle valve returns fully to the closed position.
Tighten the barrel adjuster at the handlebar assembly until the desired amount of free play is achieved.
Installation of the 731.70.92 cable set should be performed in accordance with your motorcycle service manual to ensure proper routing and tensioning.
Regular care involves periodic inspection for fraying at the junction points and checking that the cable housing remains free of kinks or sharp bends that could cause sticking.