Replacing a clutch cable on a Honda CBR250R

In this video we tackle replacing a clutch cable on a HondaCBR250R. Although the process for other bikes may differ, Ive found that they are more similar than different. Replacing you own clutch cable will only cost you $10 -$20 and about 30 min of your time vs paying someone else $80-$100. Its a simple non technical job that should be a piece of cake, even for the non mechanically inclined.
For the Honda CBR250r you will need:
Replacement cable OEM Part# 22870-KYJ-900
-12mm open end wrench
-15mm open end wrench
Wire lubricant (possibly)

[@AsimInam9]

Very Informative bro only things missing is the rubber cover on it.

[@WhiteJ3ull]

Thanks for the video, my workshop for the checkup service wanted 210$ for this 10 min work, just ordered the cable for 10 bucks.

[@theproject6155]

Awesome ! yeah, im surprised how easy it was. Got upset that I paid more than 10 bucks to get it installed the first time.

[@v_tourer5713]

Thanks a lot sir…!!! Replaced my clutch cable easily with the help of this video….!!

[@theproject6155]

AWESOME ! im glad it was helpful

[@StratfordWingRider]

Thanks for this - nice and easy!

[@theproject6155]

Glad it was helpful!

[@soulja304]

Hey is it possible for me to just feed the actual wire through instead of swapping the whole cable?

[@Marthastewart209.]

Thanks, I am going to try this out 2 weeks from now when my Clutch cable arrives in the mail. i will report back to let you know how it goes :)

[@Marthastewart209.]

This went well. I did it a little differently. Also, I noticed my 2012 cbr250r has a clip that holds the cable in place. I am not sure if the clip is missing on your bike or if its just covered up. Other than that the directions were great. Also, I took a picture as well but decided to use a ruler to measure the centimeters so everything went back into the same settings. Worked very well thank you

[@theproject6155]

No problem ! glad I could help. I didnt notice any clips for the cable. They could have been missing, but I never had an issue,

[@johnabogadie8636]

Straight forward :) thanks man!

[@theproject6155]

no problem ! thank you for watching.

[@eforiedintulcea]

Did the new one last or did it prematurely teared again? I'm at the point of changing my newly torn cable and I have the feeling that the fine tuning nuts are kinda sharp edged and will do this again. How was yours?

[@theproject6155]

Mine seemed fine after the 2nd change. If the fine tuning nuts are a bit sharp you might want to look into something to smooth them out because that can definitely be an issue. But I cant say about mine.... I was hit and totaled the little CBR. but for the few months it was alive it was good. I checked it on a weekly bases and all looked good. Hope that helps !

[@eforiedintulcea]

@@theproject6155 sorry to hear that, hope you are ok. yes i tried removing the sharp edges and also put grease on that end to prevent unwanted friction. thanks!

[@JamesBoothby15]

i cant get any in this fkning country, do you know if other models fit it?

[@justoneperson]

POW!!! It got dark FAST!!!

[@theproject6155]

that it did haha

[@palicipan]

thanks for sharing
:)

[@theproject6155]

thank you for watching !

[@Jimschannel4321]

It doesn't work for a honda rebel cmx 250 c. It's got like 1 to almost 2 inches and you can't get the slack out

[@theproject6155]

That's a shame. The rebel should be alot easier since it has no fairings. Companies have been over complicating the simpler bikes lately.

[@nickadingbat1]

perfect

[@theproject6155]

Thanks !!