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Bultaco Throttle Cable 143-15-047a Frontera Pursang Sherpa Matador Astro on 2040-motos

US $19.95
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Edgewood, New Mexico, United States

Edgewood, New Mexico, United States
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For sale is a new Bultaco throttle cable by Barnett made in the USA.  This cable replaces Bultao part # 143-15-047A.  Check your parts book to confirm this is the part you need.  Do not go by the title as to what this cable fits  Also be certain you are using the stock Bultaco throttle assembly.  This cable may or may not fit after market throttles.  If you have a gunner gasser or turbo type throttle see my listng for universal throttle cable which will fit.  For measuring purposes of the cable in this listing- the exposed wire is 5" and outer housing is 44" as per Barnett's specification.

Any questions- please ask.


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