How to Lube Your Clutch Cables on your Indian Scout Bobber

Part of common maintenance on your Indian Scout Bobber is to lube your cables. Let me show you a quick and simple process for lubing your clutch cables and making them last much, much longer. Follow along as we talk about how to lube your clutch cables on your indian scout bobber.
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[@ftothel794]

Please help me understand: why do u need this contraption instead of simply spraying the lube down the line????

[@fugitivermx]

Your bike is looking tops! A question about your handlebars, I think you're running the Twisted Choppers 8" bars, right? Do you know if your Bobber has enough slack available in the control switch wiring to allow for running the wiring internally through the handlebars, without needing to be extended?

[@dadwithabike]

I believe so - I just was too lazy. I suspect if you reach out they'd respond - they are usually good to get back to customers.

[@fugitivermx]

@@dadwithabike Good to know, thank you!

[@ajvalerio86]

Super nice! And on average you say it need to be done every 10k miles? Also, in a different topic and sorry if I ask it here, did you lose any leaning angle with the TBR Exhaust?

[@dadwithabike]

So the cable line happens at every 5K. It'll keep your cable super healthy. As for the lean angle...no. my pegs hit before it gets that close.

[@ajvalerio86]

@@dadwithabike gotcha. I was wondering because it looks lower then the others. What brake/clutch lever do you have?

[@dadwithabike]

@@ajvalerio86 I'd expect if I went mid controls I'd have a problem with clearance but right now I don't. As for the levers they are from Joker Machine

[@ajvalerio86]

@@dadwithabike thanks dude! As always, appreciate the time you spend on this channel and the tips..

[@zeroneutral]

RIP

[@manchillaification]

Dont have a bike. Dont ride. But watched this and enjoyed

[@dadwithabike]

Thank you

[@chucklome9165]

Why not wd40

[@dadwithabike]

WD-40 in it's true form attracts moisture.