Do I need to buy a Cable Lubber like Motion Pros or does the needle nozzle work with motorcycle cables and bicycle cables? Thank you!
1663030
This is probably the best lube for chains and cables you can buy. You won't be disappointed. A 1 product, a little goes a long way.
1663031
The needle nozzle should work fine. I use it on my UTV throttle and shift cables. Just slide needle into end of cable and squeeze. Terry
1663032
The needle worked fine for me several times, just use a rag around the cable because it can get messy. Take your time too! I did not try the Motion Pro tool even though I have one. The needle seemed loose in the hole provided in the tool. Did I mention it's messy? I recommend rubber gloves like doctors use to keep your hands clean.
1663033
have been using this the last 40 years on my motorcyclesand bicycles. Never needed anything but the can of dri-slide.
1663034
The needle works fine on MOTORCYCLE. I don't have a bicycle so I don't know about that.
1253890
You can cut the cable to length and seller provides ferrules to finish end. The parts are long enough for mountain bike. If you have recumbent or tandem you will probably need something longer for rear detailer I had problems with the outer cable for the shifters. The sheath compresses and makes adjustment nearly impossible. I returned original out parts to service. All of the brake cables worked OK. Do a little research, I believe user ratings will explain this. But for the few dollars this cost, I'm OK with it.
1295105
just set the prongs under your light and the needle will move. most people know how much light they have. i dont use this feature because i dont need it.
438723
It doesn't come with a cable and handle. I'm not sure about the tires, but make sure your mounting is flat and not a round pipe. I bought this and it wouldn't work on my bike because of that. Hope it fits, it feels like a good product.
140054
My bike has center-pull cantilever brakes, so, yes, the cable does work with such brakes, and there is an adjustment nut with a lock ring at the lever terminus of the brake cable to allow for minute adjustments.
53736
Likewise, you're asking buyers here...I can tell you that this carb comes with "standard" sized needles and jets, which may not work for your bike. When I bought this carb I had to purchase the correct main jet and needle for my specific needs...
87711
Will not work for a motorcycle battery the nozzle is to large, for my ATV's I use a bottle that I got from a scientific lab supply company with a long clear plastic nozzle.
1767078
If you have locking skewers on your wheels you don't need a cable. If you have quick releases you can lock the wheels together and frame. This is a small shank lock though so I'd recommend a cable to loop through front wheel. Be sure not to secure a bike with just the cable. Get a bigger lock shank of you tend to lock to larger objects.
1068336
I would suggest to get a name brand one. I just use this for bmx and dirt jump style bikes and it is pretty wimpy and doesn't hold very well. the parts aren't very strong. hope this helps you out with your purchase.
1323472
Have one right in front of me. YES, it spins. So once its crimped to the cable sheath, you just turn the hex and it will properly screw onto the male threads
91929
It does come with different sized nozzles but I don't think you could use it on a bike or ball. More useful for inner tubes, pool rafts, or other similar inflatable items.
222796
Sorry for the late response, I didn't need a needle, I bought a mini bike pump and a adapter.
1243700
The cable that I purchased was to power the self propel function. It has nothing to do with a brake. I don't think this is what you need.
1125001
I have two sets of these and all mine have a small clock spring on the pivot that returns the lever. I converted a road bike to flat bar and the brake cables on the bike worked just fine. These levers use the barrel shaped cable ends.
1713534
Hello yes the cable is like a boat trailer system - you want to use it to take up the slack - then use the hydraulic jack to lift - if it was not like this I think it would only be 1/2 as useful
1941463
I asked the original question, and found that the cables were too short (about 48") to install on my LWB recumbent bicycle with high rise handlebars. I purchased the extra long cable kit (about 64"), and it was plenty long. The XL kit is linked below. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001CJZ08U/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=3QQJCGAGF5OSU&coliid=I34N0Y2A3UPBAA
2229008
According to the product details. The transducer and installation kit included I'm not sure how long transducer cable is. However , it had this installed in ,My cc 19' pro line without any problem