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A1 - CT110 Throttle Cable

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A1 - CT110 Throttle Cable

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A1 - CT110 Throttle Cable

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The A1 Powerparts throttle cable is a direct replacement part designed to fit the Honda XR100R (1981–1985) and Honda CT110 (1986–1998). It is suited to trail riders, farm-bike owners, and recreational riders who need a reliable like-for-like cable replacement to restore correct throttle operation.

A1 Powerparts is an Australian supplier of motorcycle replacement cables and controls, producing parts to fit a wide range of Japanese motorcycles. This cable is listed under SKU 50-459-10.

Direct replacement throttle cable for Honda XR100R 1981–1985
Direct replacement throttle cable for Honda CT110 1986–1998
Supplied by A1 Powerparts, an established Australian replacement-cable specialist
SKU 50-459-10

Throttle cable

Brand	A1 Powerparts
SKU	50-459-10
Part Type	Throttle Cable
Fitment – Honda XR100R	1981–1985
Fitment – Honda CT110	1986–1998

Before fitting, compare the new cable length and end fittings against the old cable to confirm correct fitment.
Route the cable following the original factory path, ensuring it does not bind, kink, or pull tight when the handlebars are turned to full lock in either direction.
Adjust throttle freeplay at the adjuster to the specification stated in your Honda owner's manual — typically a small amount of slack at the grip before the slide begins to lift.
Lubricate the inner cable using a dedicated cable lubricant or light oil before installation; re-lubricate periodically as part of routine maintenance.
Inspect the cable at each service for signs of fraying, corrosion, kinking, or stiff spots — replace immediately if any are found.
Keep the cable end fittings and adjuster threads clean and lightly greased to prevent corrosion and ensure smooth adjustment.
Never allow the cable to rest against exhaust pipes or sharp frame edges; use original cable guides and clamps to secure correct routing.
If the throttle feels sticky or fails to snap closed under spring pressure after fitting, recheck routing and freeplay adjustment before riding.