I've searched and can only find a couple posts on lubing cables. They didn't help. I have no Idea where to start and some help would be great.
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Basically the same but you'll need to open up the switch-gear to remove the throttle cable from the throttle grip.
Another way to lube a cable is to clean the end of the sheath. Cut a small corner off a sandwich bag and tape it to the end of the sheath. Spray in the lube till it makes a puddle then let gravity flow the lube down the inside of the sheath.
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Originally posted by squiggy View PostAnother way to lube a cable is to clean the end of the sheath. Cut a small corner off a sandwich bag and tape it to the end of the sheath. Spray in the lube till it makes a puddle then let gravity flow the lube down the inside of the sheath.
Did this for my buddy's bike last weekend. Works like a champ. Cheap, effective, low-tech. Used zip-ties to secure it to the cable. Just wait for the lube to run out the bottom end (takes a few). Put a rag down to soak up the excess if you don't feel like smelling it burn for a few hours. Cleanup's a snap; put another bag over it, invert it and cut the tie.
--B
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