| Also known as | D519, MC-M43/29 |
| Diagram | Fig. 28 — CONTROL CABLES AND AMERICAN HANDLEBARS · ref 15 |
| Subsystem | controls |
| Listed in parts books | 1964–1965, 1967–1968 |
THROTTLE CABLE 63-67 TR6 (Replaces 41-8567, 60-0495, 67-8531)
Throttle cable for the TR6, catalog number 60-0519, running from the twistgrip to the carburetor slide.
This is the throttle cable listed for the TR6 in the 63-67 catalog span, part number 60-0519. It runs from the twistgrip on the handlebar down to the carburetor slide, so when you roll on the throttle this cable is what actually pulls the slide open. The catalog notes it replaces earlier numbers 41-8567, 60-0495, and 67-8531, so if your parts book or an old cable box shows one of those numbers, this is the modern equivalent.
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The part also carries the older D519 designation, which is the legacy form you'll sometimes see stamped or listed in older TR6 literature alongside 60-0519. It shows up in the parts book under the control cables section, right where you'd expect a throttle cable to live.
Throttle cables wear from the inside out, so even one that still moves smoothly can have frayed strands or a dry liner that makes the throttle sticky or slow to return. If yours feels rough or hangs up, it's worth pulling for a look before you assume the carb or slide is the problem.
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