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    Cable length for street tracker.(Robin-Adam-Scott et al)

    I've had the flat bars on my 78'1000e for a year or so now. When I put on the new bars I just re-routed the cables. This worked for awhile, NOW it's time to replace them. (slugish cable with some turning bind)

    Do I just go with the "S" model cables?

    Seems straight foward to me BUT I'm just me.

    Rico

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    BUMP

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      #3
      get "L" cables. They are longer than the "E" Cables.
      You'd have to be crazy to be sane in this world -Nero
      If you love it, let it go. If it comes back....... You probably highsided.
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      1982 GS650E (really, it's a 650)
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        #4
        No no no Bro
        I'm going the other way with it. (shorter)

        But thanks
        Ric

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          #5
          You have stock cables from an E-model now? I would take one off and measure it, you probably want cables that are about 1 foot shorter would be my estimate.

          I wish I knew the details on the cables on my bike, but they were on the bike with the drag bars when I bought it. When swapped bikes and bars, I moved the cables along too.

          ~Adam

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