• Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Sweden - About 1988 and older

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Mag 250 Correct clutch cable

Oldrider57

Husqvarna
Hello out there in Husky land
Long time lurker, who's looking at finishing up a correct restoration of a 74' Mag 250.
I'm having some trouble finding a correct length clutch cable for the bike. I'm not able to have enough free length to where the lever has free play. I did just find out my center clutch hub adjustment was incorrectly set up, but not sure how far back into tearing the clutch apart I might need to go.
Does anyone know what the cable "free-lenght" should be for this bike? I know it has to be more than 5 1/2 inches, but not sure if 8 is correct.
Also, if the motor has been converted to a 6-speed, do you still use the same center clutch push rods? Hard to decipher what this should look like from the on-line parts diagrams.
Sorry for all the different directions for questions...
Pat
 
Hello out there in Husky land
Long time lurker, who's looking at finishing up a correct restoration of a 74' Mag 250.
I'm having some trouble finding a correct length clutch cable for the bike. I'm not able to have enough free length to where the lever has free play. I did just find out my center clutch hub adjustment was incorrectly set up, but not sure how far back into tearing the clutch apart I might need to go.
Does anyone know what the cable "free-lenght" should be for this bike? I know it has to be more than 5 1/2 inches, but not sure if 8 is correct.
Also, if the motor has been converted to a 6-speed, do you still use the same center clutch push rods? Hard to decipher what this should look like from the on-line parts diagrams.
Sorry for all the different directions for questions...
Pat

Hello, was able to sort our the clutch push rods. And finally found a NOS correct length for the clutch cable.. This one-year only cable has a free length of 7 and 7/8 inches.... Hope this might help someone else...
 
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