Bajaj Genuine Accelerator / Throttle Cable DU191005 – Boxer CT & Selected CT100 / Platina 100

Bajaj Genuine Accelerator / Throttle Cable – DU191005

Restore smooth, predictable throttle operation with the Bajaj Genuine Accelerator Cable DU191005, identified on Bajaj packaging as CABLE ACC BOX/CT. This is a mechanical throttle / accelerator control cable intended for the applicable older Bajaj Boxer and CT-family configurations. It is also found in an older Bajaj Platina parts catalogue, but not every CT100, CT100 ES or Platina 100 uses the same cable.

Use the exact part number and the shape of both cable ends to select the correct replacement. An accelerator cable that looks similar can still have a different overall length, travel, adjuster arrangement or carburettor-end fitting.

Quick Product Check

Which Bajaj Motorcycles Use DU191005?

Fitment must be checked by part number and vehicle configuration. Bajaj and related regional catalogues distinguish several throttle cable variants within the Boxer, CT and Platina families.

Important: Do Not Confuse Similar Bajaj Throttle Cable Numbers

Other Bajaj model and production variants use different cable references, including DM191005, DU191048 and PF161218. These are not automatically substitutes for DU191005. A matching motorcycle name or engine capacity alone is not adequate proof of compatibility.

• Check the part number on the old cable's packet or parts catalogue, where available.
• Compare the handlebar-end nipple, carburettor-end nipple, adjuster and dust cover arrangements.
• Compare the complete outer-cable length, free inner-cable length and routing path with the existing cable. Dimensions for this item are not provided as a verified specification.
• Check whether the motorcycle has a different carburettor, throttle grip or a production-specific cable revision.

What the Accelerator Cable Does

On compatible mechanical-throttle motorcycles, the accelerator cable transfers movement from the handlebar throttle grip to the carburettor throttle mechanism. A correctly fitted and correctly adjusted cable should allow the throttle to open progressively and return freely when released.

When Might You Need to Replace It?

• Broken or visibly frayed inner cable strands.
• Excessive drag, stiffness or a gritty feeling when operating the throttle.
• Damaged outer sheath, crushed sections or severely corroded ends.
• Damaged or loose cable-end fittings.
• Excessive play that cannot be corrected by proper adjustment, after the rest of the throttle system has been inspected.

Diagnostic note: a hard-to-turn or non-returning throttle can also be caused by incorrect cable routing, a binding twist grip, carburettor components or improper adjustment. Confirm the cause rather than replacing parts based on symptoms alone.

Why Choose the Genuine Bajaj Part?

• Genuine Bajaj-branded packaging and the identifiable part number DU191005.
• Helps buyers match the cable to the correct OEM parts reference instead of choosing a generic cable by appearance.
• Supplied as one replacement accelerator cable assembly, without unrelated throttle-control parts.

Compatibility, adjustment and the condition of the entire throttle system remain essential regardless of whether the replacement cable is genuine.

What You Receive

• 1 x Bajaj Genuine Accelerator / Throttle Cable – DU191005.
• Bajaj parts packaging as supplied; packet design and packing date may vary by stock batch.

Not included: throttle grip, throttle tube, switch housing, carburettor, choke cable, clutch cable, separate fittings not attached to the supplied cable, or promotional accessories. Any Under The Hood branded keychain, lanyard or photo prop visible in product photography is not part of the product.

Installation and Safety

1. With the engine switched off, compare the new cable's part number, ends and routing with the original.
2. Install without sharp bends, pinched sections, contact with excessive heat or interference at full steering lock.
3. Set throttle free play according to the motorcycle's appropriate service instructions; do not tighten the cable until the throttle is held partly open.
4. Verify that the throttle moves smoothly and snaps fully closed from every steering position before starting the engine.
5. If engine speed rises when the handlebar turns, or the throttle fails to return, do not ride until the problem is corrected.

Professional installation is recommended if you cannot safely verify routing, free play and throttle return.

Before You Order: 5-Point Fitment Checklist

1. Confirm that your required part number is DU191005.
2. Confirm your motorcycle's exact model, variant and production period; do not rely on 'CT100' alone.
3. Compare both end fittings with the existing cable.
4. Check the adjuster and outer-sheath configuration.
5. Check cable routing and length against the old assembly before removing labels or installing the part.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is DU191005 an accelerator cable or a clutch cable?

It is an accelerator / throttle cable. The Bajaj package reads 'CABLE ACC BOX/CT'. The clutch cable is a different part.

2. Is this a Bajaj Genuine spare part?

Yes. DU191005 is supplied in Bajaj Genuine Parts packaging and is identified by that OEM part number.

3. Does DU191005 fit every Bajaj CT100?

No universal fitment is claimed. CT100 family versions may have different cable arrangements or production revisions. Check the exact OEM number and existing cable.

4. Will it fit the Bajaj CT100 ES BS6?

Fitment is not confirmed for every CT100 ES BS6 variant. Please match the cable and vehicle-specific OEM parts reference before ordering.

5. Is it compatible with Boxer Super 100?

DU191005 is specifically listed as the throttle cable for Boxer Super 100 in an older Bajaj parts catalogue. Confirm the motorcycle has the corresponding cable configuration.

6. Does it fit the Boxer CT S1D?

A Boxer CT parts catalogue lists DU191005 for the S1D variant. Other Boxer CT configurations can use different part numbers.

7. Can I use it on Bajaj Platina 100?

The part is cross-referenced in an older Platina 100 control-cables catalogue. Not every Platina 100, ES or later model is confirmed; check the exact variant.

8. Is DU191005 the same as DM191005?

No. They are different part numbers used for different configurations in the Boxer / CT family. Do not substitute one for the other without technical verification.

9. Is it the same as PF161218?

No. PF161218 is a separate throttle cable reference associated with certain later Platina versions. Match the correct application rather than assuming interchangeability.

10. Does the packet contain a pair of cables?

No. One order unit includes one accelerator cable assembly.

11. Is the handlebar throttle grip or carburettor included?

No. The listing is only for the accelerator cable assembly.

12. Can a new cable fix a throttle that is sticking?

Only if the problem is caused by the cable. A binding throttle tube, incorrect routing, tight free-play setting or carburettor problem may also cause sticking. Inspect the complete system.

13. Should the throttle snap shut after installation?

Yes. It must return fully and freely at all handlebar positions. Do not operate the motorcycle if it does not.

14. Is the Under The Hood keychain shown in some photos included?

No. The keychain or lanyard is a photography prop and is not included with the cable.

15. Do I need to check the cable before installation?

Yes. Compare the original and replacement cables for part number, end fittings, routing and correct fitment before installation. Incorrectly fitted throttle cables can create a riding safety risk.