Another snapped speedomoter cable
Last Updated:
2021-11-26
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Captured:
2018-05-23 ~ 2018-05-23
Kupang, Nusa Tenggara Timur, Indonesia 
Non OEM speedometer cables tend not to have a bend at the top where it's required to route the cable by the headlight housing. As a resut of the stress caused to a straight cable against the headlight, they eventualy snap. Searching around Kupang I was able to unearth several cables that were just a few cm too short, but nothing long enough for a larger motorcycle.
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