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Motion Pro - ATC110 83-85 / ATC125M 84-85 Throttle Cable (02-0077)

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Motion Pro - ATC110 83-85 / ATC125M 84-85 Throttle Cable (02-0077)

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Motion Pro - ATC110 83-85 / ATC125M 84-85 Throttle Cable (02-0077)

$27.95

The Motion Pro 02-0077 is a direct-replacement throttle cable engineered to fit Honda ATC110 three-wheelers from 1983–1985 and Honda ATC125M models from 1984–1985.

Designed for riders restoring or maintaining these vintage Honda ATCs, this cable is manufactured by Motion Pro — a specialist in precision replacement controls and cables for powersports applications. Correct fitment to the original routing and adjuster hardware makes this a straightforward swap for a worn or damaged original cable.

Direct OEM-replacement throttle cable for Honda ATC110 (1983–1985) and ATC125M (1984–1985)
Motion Pro part number 02-0077
Designed for correct fitment to original cable routing and adjuster hardware

Throttle cable

Brand	Motion Pro
Part Number	02-0077
SKU	50-077-10
Type	Throttle Cable
Fitment	Honda ATC110 (1983–1985), Honda ATC125M (1984–1985)

Before installation, route the new cable to match the original cable path exactly, avoiding sharp bends or kinks that could cause binding or premature wear.
Lubricate the inner cable with a suitable cable lubricant prior to installation and at regular service intervals to ensure smooth, consistent throttle operation.
After installation, adjust cable free-play at the throttle adjuster to the specification in your Honda ATC service manual — too little free-play can hold the throttle open; too much causes a sluggish response.
With the engine running, turn the handlebars slowly to full left and full right lock and confirm the idle speed does not rise; if it does, recheck routing and adjust free-play.
Periodically inspect the cable ends, ferrules, and outer sheath for fraying, cracking, or corrosion, particularly on vintage machines that may sit in storage.
Store replacement cables in a dry location away from direct sunlight and chemicals to prevent sheath deterioration.
Do not use petroleum-based lubricants on cables with nylon inner liners — use a purpose-made cable lubricant or dry PTFE spray.