[Lifetime Warranty] 75-inch Throttle Cable

75-inch Throttle Cable for Go Karts, Mini Bikes, and Pit Bikes

Key Features

• Total cable length of 75 inches (approximately 190.5 cm) for extended reach on long-frame karts and buggies.
• High-tensile braided steel inner wire provides responsive, low-friction throttle control.
• Durable, weather-resistant outer housing protects against moisture, grit, and corrosion.
• Standard barrel-style connector for secure attachment to gas pedals and twist-grip assemblies.
• Integrated threaded adjuster allows for precise cable tensioning and idle synchronization at the carburetor.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• 75-inch Universal Throttle Cable
• Kandi GKA Cable
• Yerf-Dog 3203 / 30033 Cable
• Black Widow Go Kart Cable
• 90cc-250cc Buggy Throttle Line

Compatibility & Fitment

• Go Karts & Buggies: Kandi GKA, Black Widow, Hammerhead, TrailMaster, and Carter Brothers.
• Mini Bikes & Scooters: Yerf-Dog, Coleman, and various gas-powered stand-up or sit-down scooters.
• Engines: Compatible with 90cc, 110cc, 125cc, 150cc, 200cc, and 250cc GY6 or horizontal OHV engines.
• Dirt Bikes: Fits many pit bikes and off-road motorcycles requiring an extended-length cable.

When to Replace

• Throttle sticks, binds, or fails to return to the idle position promptly.
• Inner steel wire is frayed, kinked, or has snapped completely.
• Outer protective housing is cracked, melted, or crushed, restricting internal movement.
• The adjustment nut is stripped or the barrel end has detached from the cable.
• Excessive slack in the throttle pedal that cannot be corrected with standard adjustments.

Installation Tips

• Route the new cable along the vehicle frame, ensuring it is kept away from the exhaust and moving suspension parts.
• Avoid sharp 90-degree bends which can cause internal friction and premature wear.
• Attach the barrel end to the throttle actuator (pedal or grip) before connecting to the carburetor.
• Ensure the inner wire is properly seated in the carburetor slide or butterfly valve linkage.
• Use the threaded adjuster to remove excess play; there should be a small amount of "free play" (approx. 1/8 inch) before the throttle engages.
• Secure the housing to the frame using heat-resistant ties to prevent the cable from snagging during off-road use.