Motion Pro Cable Luber V3
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- čas přidán 10. 08. 2017
- Motion Pro Cable Luber V3
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The Motion Pro V3 design seals completely around cable housing.
Makes it easy to clean and lubricate control cables. Less mess and less wasted lubricant. Unique design makes it the best sealing cable luber on the market. Works on most control cables with 4 mm to 8 mm OD housing. Seals over free spinning end fittings.
Adjustable plunger insures efficient use of cable lube. East to use and clean. Best if used with Motion Pro Cable Lube
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This is a better how-to video than motion pro made for their own tool. Thank you.
Thank you now I get the idea how it works
I can't afford nothing on your website but I watch it so I have something to do
Excellent video. Clear, concise language and good clear video. Thanks.
When using this tool while the clutch cable is still on the bike, do not do what I did and just slip the rubber gasket over the cable head and around the cable. It must scoot down over the black hard rubber/plastic cable sleeve. If not, and when you begin to spray the lube, the lube will escape out the bottom of the v3 device. A proper seal is critical. So if lubing the cable on the bike, highly suggest using a rag around the blue housing just in case of leakage. I also place a towel over the entire handlebar areas and shop towels down by the clutch basket exit. I would also recommend checking your clutch lever for smooth play. If there is any resistance or gitty feel, just go ahead and remove the clutch lever from the bike and clean out the clutch housing and lube it with some white lithium grease. Mine was gritty and after a good wipe down and coating of grease, it is back to smooth operation. Have fun. And remember not to snort the Cable Lube!!
Much better than the old style. Very cool. Thanks for the video.
That looks way better than the old design. A lot less mess.
Another nice demo!
just ordered mine!
It makes it look so easy on a brand new cable lol. Also this device looks a lot better than the other old school one. That one sucks and leaks everywhere
Hi Chase, i have a question.
I looked this up needing it for my clutch cable. How will I know when my throttle cable needs lubing too? More skeptical of doing this as i have a carburated klr650.
You guys should do a review of knight design pegs and accessories
Works well. Only comment is the red tube from the lube can is very difficult to insert in the rubber hole. Hole is a bit too small. Also the plunder "didn't really plunge" after lubing the cable. Other than that worked fine for the clutch cable. However it won't work on a Ténéré T700 for the throttle cable as on both throttle cables there are pins set 90 deg from the cable that are about 2mm too long for the blue cap to fit over the throttle cables. I should have kept my previous cable luber.
FYI i purchased this just to find out that the Indian motorcycles we have warn against lubing between the sheath and the cable. However if your bike requires it I have seen this tool in use and it gets the job done
Do this on the bike with a dirty crudded cable, bet its notcas simple as you show it here. I'm guessing there's a lot of blow back from that 'seal's and messy leaks.
I always let my cables hang for a day or so after doing this to let all of the excess run out. Otherwise, you'll have it leaking out onto your bike/motor.
If this works even a little better than the old type - which usually just dumped lube all over the place - it's worth it. Who's got one?
The cable luber or the biceps? I'm not sure which I'm most impressed with.
Hi