Clutch cable suggestions?!

[Texan32]

Ok, so me and the lady trided going riding yesturday. About 10 minutes into the ride, i realized the clutch cable is about 1 strand from snapping completely. Since i don;t really care to spend alot of dough on a hydralic clutch, i am just coing to put in a new cable. I was wondering if anyone has any experience with the new Motion Pro "Terminator" cable? I have no problem spending the extra 10 bucks for the terminator, but IS IT WORTH IT? Someone must have one of these cables. Some insight please. Thanks.

[oynot400]

I h ave been just using the stock Honda cable. When it gets hard to pull I just get a new one. :D

[Extremeracer167]

I used to run a terminator b4 i got my Hydraulic kit. It seemed to last longer then the stock honda, but i also used a cable luber with the new acble, and that helps also. But i dont know if it makes a HUGE differance

[oregonrider89]

What lube is best for cables? I use wd-40 to clean them out but don't kow what to use after that.

oregonrider89

repalace it with a stock cable,,and any type of silicon spray is good for lubing the cable..:square

[Extremeracer167]

ide say the best cable luber to use, is what the actually sell with the cable luber. It seemed to work good for me, and if buy a can of it, it lasts a LOOOONG time

[Pappy]

extreme....are ya talkin about the molydendrum lube? i use that stuff to coat my bullets....and also the inside of my gun barrels....its awesome. the other spray lube in those kits works great too.

Go with the OEM Honda its about the best and even better for the money.

And $crew Motion pro they blow. Long story but they deff deserve that them cheap bums.

[mcmike]

Buy two Honda cables, cable luber, and the slickest crap in a spray can you can find, and keep the cable lubed. From then on you shouldn't have to buy anything else for your clutch cable, for a very long time