Moturo speedometer cable tachometer cable suitable for Honda CB 350 CL 350 CX 650E

Moturo speedometer cable for Honda CB 350 / CL 350 / CX 650

The Moturo speedometer cable for Honda CB 350, CL 350 Scrambler, and CX 650 (model years 72-83) — after years on the bike, it is often the component that is torn or worn out. Dimensions based on the original cable, ready for installation.

The speedometer cable transmits the rotational movement from the front wheel to the speedometer. The dimensions correspond to the original cable of the Honda CB 350, CL 350 Scrambler, and CX 650 (model years 1972 to 1983), and the connection geometry follows the workshop manual.

Replacement takes about half an hour with a set of open-end wrenches and a screwdriver.

Speedometer cable for the Honda CB, CL, and CX, made by Moturo.

Performance · Material · Specs

• Dimensions correspond to the original cable of the CB 350, CL 350, and CX 650
• Connection geometry according to the workshop manual for the respective models
• Replacement for torn or worn-out original cables
• Fits CB 350 F, CB 350 K, CX 650 C, CX 650 E, and CX 650 T

Important notes – please read

Original spare part design, no separate ABE (general operating permit) required. Before ordering, compare the length and connection type with the product image and the removed cable — the CB, CL, and CX series share the same speedometer cable, though deviations in special variants are possible.

Tools & Time required

• Open-end wrench set in common sizes
• Screwdriver
• About half an hour for an experienced mechanic

Scope of delivery

1 × speedometer cable (ready for installation). Not included: tools, small fastening parts on the speedometer housing.

Frequently asked questions

Does the cable also fit the CB 350 Four?
Yes, for the CB 350 F from model year 1972 onwards. Compare length and connection type with the removed cable before ordering.

Do I need a TÜV registration?
No. This is a wear part of original spare part design.

What should I do if the cable tears again after a short time?
Check for an overly tight routing radius and ensure the speedometer drive on the front wheel moves freely.