Cable oilers not reproduced?

They reproduce just about every bit for these bikes, but not the cables with the oilers?? Just wondering why, seems like a lot of the vintage bikes used these.

I rob the good oilers from old bad cables and then install them on the new cables. You need to make a hole in the vinyl cable covering before installing the oiler.
I have not seen any repro oilers.

Marty

It may depend on which years one is looking for. If for the late 60s / early 70s try these:

http://www.husqvarnavintage.com/Husqvarna_front_brake_cable_and_oiler/p792576_3882250.aspx

http://www.husqvarnavintage.com/Husqvarna_throttle_cable_with_oiler/p792576_3882253.aspx

http://www.husqvarnavintage.com/Husqvarna_clutch_cable_with_oiler_1972_to_1974/p792576_6518789.aspx

http://www.husqvarnavintage.com/Husqvarna_clutch_cable_with_oiler/p792576_3882239.aspx

For originality and function I understand. I use the cable lube system. The gadget that goes on the end of the cable housing then we attach a spray can of oil and flush the cable and housing.

Yes, I was just asking because I like the original look. I have the motion pro cable oiler, but honestly I never use it, modern cables have some sort of plastic liner that seems to be fine for me.

Agreed. The cable oilers are nice until the little cap falls off, and the body of the oiler gets packed with grit.
It's awfully easy to pop one end or the other and use the little crimp-on device.

Regardless if the oilers work great or not....and yes there are better ways to lube the cables. Some people like myself like to keep the Huskys looking as original as possible.

Marty

I fall into and respect that category Marty. At the moment I am waiting on a packet of M5 cheesehead screws for my front chain roller from some ebay guy in China!

I can respect that as well. I still do have some with the oiler port, and do still ride them that way. If that's the only thing holding you back from a 100% stock appearance, good luck to you. Until I get there, they're a bit lower on the list for me personally.