What motorcycle parts store can i go to to buy motorcycle clutch cable. Are all clutch cables the same?

Brandon: What motorcycle parts store can i go to to buy motorcycle clutch cable. Are all clutch cables the same?
My clutch cable just broke from where the clutch lever is. So I need to buy new clutch cable. Can i go to autozone or pep boys or someplace to buy clutch cable. Are car and motorcycle clutch cables the same?

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Answer by kelly_f_1999
honda motorcycle go to honda dealer
ktm motorcycle go to ktm dealer

have to order from dealer who made it or know what bike it goes to and look it up online some place
and no they not all same you need one just for that year that model to fit it
some bike shops maybe point you right way no auto parts store carry parts for motorcycles oil maybe spark plug no parts need a dealership for that

Answer by kw13815
No, cables are not all the same. You will need to go to a bike shop and get one made for your bike that is the correct length and has the proper cable ends to fit. If there is not a bike shop nearby, try this link:

Answer by Firecracker .
Cables are not the same.
You can’t get motorcycle parts at an auto parts store.
You can get a new cable from a dealership that sells your brand of cycle.
You can get one at an independent shop that fixes motorcycles.
You can order one online from one of the many aftermarket suppliers.
Depending on the bike, it may not be on the shelf and need to be ordered.

Answer by River Euphrates
Clutch cables vary from bike to bike, and unless you want to have to heavily modify one, you probably want to get the exact one for your bike (although it might be a few extra bucks).

What make/model of bike do you have?

Try searching online for that bike and ‘clutch cable’, and you should be able to find what you need.

Answer by molitor
Year
Make
Model
Is what you need to know to get the proper part. Dealer, or save tax and buy on line. There is no universal one size fits all magic cable available.

Answer by Ming
the bikebandit.com site will help you locate the clutch cable that you need to buy. you need to make sure you buy the exact one that is for the same make, model, year as your bike for it to be a direct replacement.

Answer by LifeRyder
Just how green are you? Common Sense is not that common…apparently.