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Shop/Category/Fig. 22 — 1971 250 c.c. REPLACEMENT PARTS CATALOGUE SUPPLEMENT/Rubber cable clip
Rubber cable clip
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Also known asD343-7
DiagramFig. 22 — 1971 250 c.c. REPLACEMENT PARTS CATALOGUE SUPPLEMENT · ref 11
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Listed in parts books1967–1971

Rubber cable clip

A rubber clip used to secure control cables in place, listed with the T120R twistgrip and general control cable fitments.

PN · D343/7

D343/7 is a rubber cable clip, the kind that holds the control cables in place along the frame or headlamp area so they don't flop around or chafe on something. It's a small piece but it does real work keeping the throttle, clutch, and brake cables running where they belong instead of rubbing through their own outer casing over time.

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The catalog record puts this one in the control cables section, including a listing alongside the T120R twistgrip, and it shows up across several years of parts book entries from the late '60s into the early '70s. If you're chasing a clip for a twistgrip or general cable routing job, this is the part number to check against what's on your bike now.

Rubber parts like this one dry out and crack with age more than they wear out from use, so if the one you've got is stiff, split, or missing entirely, it's worth just replacing it outright rather than trying to make the old one stretch back over the cable.

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