How to Fix Stuck cable and Dry run Issues on Older Bikes?
Stuck cable For many of us, the only problem with bikes is our own cause. Until recently, most bikes had at least two cables that could deteriorate and cause headaches: throttle and clutch cables. The throttle cable usually refuses to snap back the throttle handle when it is turned and released, letting you know its condition. Never ride a bike like this-they call it the "suicide throttle" for a reason. It is a wise idea to get into the habit of checking frequently. When you turn the handlebars left and right, check that the throttle is not affected. The clutch cable has very poor mobility and will seep into the clutch slippage you feel. What really happened was that it moved less and less within the sheath, and eventually, the cable and the sheath as a whole began to merge into a nasty substance, which made the return spring unbearable. This does not allow the clutch to loosen completely and cause slippage. The three main causes of cable failure are wiring errors-the cables ...