SERVICES
Count on the support of those who have been producing and delivering quality for over 70 years.
Count on the support of those who have been producing and delivering quality for over 70 years.
Nakata control cables for motorcycles are made of high-quality flexible steel with corrosion protection and proper lubrication. Ensuring the same recognized quality as the leading brand in suspension and steering.
SEARCH IN OUR CATALOG
Motorcycle control cables transmit the mechanical movement between the rider's handlebars and the vehicle's components, allowing for precise and safe control during operation.
Nakata Control Cables are widely recognized as a reliable and high-quality choice. With comprehensive coverage that serves approximately 80% of the total motorcycle fleet, these cables are manufactured to a high standard of quality that ensures their durability and exceptional performance. Made from high-quality flexible steel, the cables have a protective anti-corrosion covering and a uniform lubrication layer, contributing to smooth and reliable operation. Furthermore, cable assembly is carried out with robust processes that guarantee their quality and reliability.
Responsible for connecting the throttle grip to the throttle body, allowing smooth and precise throttle control. Our cables are made from high-quality flexible steel, with corrosion protection and a uniform lubrication layer.
- Complete/individual cable.
- Cable A - Throttle control cable.
- Cable B - Secondary or throttle return cable.
THROTTLE CABLES DON'T WORK ALONE:
When replacing motorcycle throttle cables, it's also important to check other related components to ensure proper system operation. Here are some considerations:
- Check the throttle grip for wear, excessive play, or breakage.
- Inspect the throttle body to ensure it's functioning correctly.
Transmits the mechanical force from the clutch lever to the motorcycle's clutch assembly. Our cables are designed to offer strength and durability, ensuring a reliable and smooth clutch operation.
CLUTCH CABLES DON'T WORK ALONE:
When replacing motorcycle clutch cables, it's important to also check other related components to ensure proper system operation. Here are some considerations:
- Check the clutch assembly for wear or damage to the clutch discs and springs.
- Ensure that the clutch lever is in good condition and providing the proper resistance.
Connects the brake lever actuation to the braking mechanism, providing an efficient and secure response when braking. Our brake cables are designed to withstand wear and ensure effective braking.
- Front brake cable (common).
- Rear brake cable typically used in Scooter models.
BRAKE CABLES DON'T WORK ALONE:
When replacing motorcycle brake cables, it's important to also check other related components to ensure proper system operation. Here are some considerations:
- Inspect the brake calipers for leaks, excessive wear, or damage.
- Check the brake discs and brake pads to ensure they are in good condition and have adequate thickness.
Responsible for transmitting wheel rotation data to the speedometer panel, providing accurate information about the motorcycle's speed. Our speedometer cables ensure reliable data transmission, contributing to safe riding.
SPEEDOMETER CABLES DON'T WORK ALONE:
When replacing motorcycle speedometer cables, it's important to also check other related components to ensure proper system operation. Here are some considerations:
- Check the speed sensor to ensure it's functioning correctly.
- Verify the instrument panel to make sure speed information is accurate.
To detect problems in motorcycle control cables, it's important to be attentive to some signs of malfunction. First, check if there is difficulty in smoothly and consistently engaging the clutch, accelerating, or braking. If the cables are worn or damaged, you may notice abnormal resistance or sticking when using the controls. Additionally, pay attention to any excessive slack in the cables or if they are loose, which can affect the bike's response and control. Another indicator of problems in control cables is the presence of worn-out cables with signs of corrosion, fractures, or visible wear. If you notice any of these signs, it is recommended to replace them immediately, ensuring safe and reliable motorcycle operation.
Search for codes and applications of the parts you desire in our electronic catalog.
ACESSAR CATÁLOGO
