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1982 Honda CB750C Throttle & Choke Cables

Keep pull, push and choke cables identified when servicing the controls on a 1982 CB750C. Similar outer coverings do not establish the same function or end fitting. Check the route around the retained bars and carburetors, especially where controls or handlebar height have changed.

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Honda CB throttle sleeve 53141-300-010

Honda CB Throttle Sleeve ~ Replaces 53141-300-010

$9.95 USD
02-2462
Refresh the throttle feel on your Honda with this Nylon Throttle Sleeve, a replacement for OEM Ref. #53141-300-010 with exceptionally broad fitment across the...
Honda CB900 CB750 choke cable 17950-425-000

1979-82 Honda CB900 / CB750 Choke Cable ~ Replaces 17950-425-000

$22.66 USD
51-2603
Replace your DOHC CB choke cable with this Choke Cable in black, replacing OEM #17950-425-000. Made in Japan.Key Features• Choke cable, black• Replaces OEM...
Honda CB1000 CB900 CB750 throttle cable pull 17910-425-020

Honda CB1000 / CB900 / CB750 Throttle Cable ~ Pull ~ Replaces 17910-425-020

$25.95 USD
51-2580
Replace your DOHC CB throttle pull cable with this Throttle Cable "Pull Type", replacing OEM #17910-425-020 / #17910-425-030 / #17910-425-405. Total cable length 47"....
Honda CB1000 CB900 CB750 CB650 throttle cable push 17920-425-030

Honda CB1000 / CB900 / CB750 / CB650 Throttle Cable ~ Push ~ Replaces 17920-425-030

$25.95 USD
51-2513
Replace your DOHC CB throttle push cable with this Throttle Cable "Push Type", replacing OEM #17920-425-030.Key Features• Throttle cable, push type• Replaces OEM #17920-425-030•...
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1982 Honda CB750C · Throttle & Choke Cables Buying guide

Choose the cable by function before comparing length

The pull cable has a stated total length of 47 inches. The push cable replaces 17920-425-030 and the choke cable uses 17950-425-000. Compare each with its own retained route and connections.

Parts to consider

Honda CB1000 / CB900 / CB750 Throttle Cable ~ Pull ~ Replaces 17910-425-020 Throttle pull cablePull cable with a stated 47-inch total length, made in Japan.View part Honda CB1000 / CB900 / CB750 / CB650 Throttle Cable ~ Push ~ Replaces 17920-425-030 Throttle push cablePush-type throttle cable for the listed CB750C; reference 17920-425-030.View part 1979-82 Honda CB900 / CB750 Choke Cable ~ Replaces 17950-425-000 Black choke cableChoke cable for the listed CB750C, made in Japan; reference 17950-425-000.View part

Use the pull-cable length carefully

The pull cable is specified at 47 inches total. Compare the required route and end fittings before buying, and establish how any old cable measurement was taken. The separate push cable should be chosen by its own application rather than substituting another pull cable.

Allow for cockpit and rack changes

Taller bars, different controls or another carburetor rack can change cable reach and routing. Check the actual installation through steering movement before selecting replacements. Use the proper service checks for throttle operation and adjustment after fitting the chosen parts.

Throttle & Choke Cables questions

What length is specified for the pull cable?

47 inches total. Compare the required route and fittings with that specification, especially when a previous cable has been measured differently or the handlebar arrangement has changed.

Can I identify the cable from its black covering?

Use its function, reference and end fittings as well. Pull, push and choke cables are separate products, and their similar outer appearance is not a reliable fitment check.

What should I measure after changing handlebars?

Check the complete cable route and required reach at both connections, including steering movement. Confirm suitable clearance and operation before choosing a replacement for a taller or wider cockpit.

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