Clutch Cable Routing

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Recently had tank off to perform a round of cylinder head bolt torquing. Discovered the clutch cable which had been routed along spine to the rear 'bulkhead", then downward passing over the diagonal frame member. Here it managed to abraid the freshly powder coated frame member. Routing was done at last bike reassembly by a pro workshop.
Was thinking that it should pass through the large bulkhead grommet with wiring harness?
 
Clutch Cable Routing
Clutch Cable Routing
Clutch Cable Routing
Clutch Cable Routing
Clutch Cable Routing
 

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Disclaimer: this is where my Venhill was most happy, the bends being gentle, the entry into the gearbox at the best angle. Some cables of different lengths may not be able to be routed this way.

JMWO
 
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Furthermore...
At the front, I've (loosely) restrained them to themselves (left & right side) with cable ties to keep them from wearing the plastic jacket and paint from the fuel tank.
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Works on many bikes, did it again here:

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