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Prox

Prox throttle cable for Honda CR 125R 84 & 93-99 & CR 250R 84 & 90-04 & CR 500R 84 & 90-01

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Product description

The Prox throttle cable is a reliable replacement for the throttle control of the Honda CR series. Suitable for CR125R (1984, 1993–1999), CR250R (1984, 1990–2004) and CR500R (1984, 1990–2001), it delivers immediate throttle response and durable performance under off-road conditions.

  • Compatibility: Suitable for Honda CR125R (1984, 1993–1999), CR250R (1984, 1990–2004) and CR500R (1984, 1990–2001).
  • Construction: Heavy-duty throttle cable with a metal core and durable outer casing for long-lasting reliability.
  • End Fittings and Connections: Equipped with solid end fittings that match the throttle grip and carburetor on the CR series.
  • Installation: Straightforward direct replacement installation using standard hand tools.
  • Durability: Designed to resist wear and minimize slack, keeping performance consistent.

With this Prox throttle cable, you’ll enjoy immediate throttle response and controlled throttle delivery when accelerating for better control across any terrain. This cable is built for riders who prioritize reliability and long service life, whether you’re attending a training session, hitting dirt or off-road tracks, or taking part in race laps. Prox delivers a premium component that matches the styling and performance of the Honda CR125R, CR250R and CR500R without sacrificing accuracy or responsiveness.

Specifications

  • SKU
    53.110005

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