A Rocket in a Clutch...

WhT a Wise-Ass!
After the recent spat of broken clutch cables reported here, I got a spare to carry on this trip. I feel so secure!
YOU better carry more than one with your track record of BULL IN A CHINA SHOP
 
YEP its true you try to plan ahead for any unseen issues . ITS funny I bought a flat kit and carried the thing for years and never needed it but it gave me piece of mind LOL
Better to be looking AT something you need rather than looking FOR something you need.
 
Better to be looking AT something you need rather than looking FOR something you need.
I still have the original new spare cables for the 1969 KAW 500 MACH 3s I sold thousands of those and never sold a clutch cable I m still trying to sell them now that they are antiques and collectable I asked my friends at the Triumph dealer how many clutch cables have they sold for the ROCKET and they said only one for a crashed bike LOL
 

Only because it take several weeks to get OEM.
Ask Barnetts the same question.
 
I don't carry a spare clutch cable but do have spares (as one does) but i do carry a spare accelerator cable (Pull side ) as they have been known to break.
 
Better to be looking AT something you need rather than looking FOR something you need.

HUH?
OK, I now get it.
Last night I was too tired & burned out after a long & very hot day in the saddle. This morning I re-read & it makes perfect sense, even to this ol fart.
 
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How much you want for the cables ? I'm guessing they are the silver ones ? @IMFASTTOO
 
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Triumph is very interested in the United States ! Without you guys they probably wouldn't be in business . I live around 200 miles from the Hinkley factory and STILL most parts take around 2 weeks to get to me , whereas the local motorcycle accessory superstore has most pattern parts , like cables on the shelf !
 
Why not try Barnett, clutch cable $60.Probably faster than waiting for triumph an probably a better quality cable.
I have to fess up. I've not heard of "Barnett" before. Please enlighten me. Thanks, Chip