RO6G Club Car DS Brake Cable Kit — Driver & Passenger Cables (102022101/1020221-01/1019907)

Overview

RO6G offers a replacement brake cable kit designed for Club Car DS models from 2000 onward. It pairs a driver-side cable with a passenger-side cable to restore reliable braking control and smooth stopping performance on gas and electric carts. The stainless steel core and robust construction help it resist wear over time, making it a practical upgrade for daily use on the golf course, in the neighborhood, or at the club.

Durability you can feel

Built with a high-strength metal core, these cables are designed to resist bending, stretching, and corrosion. The result is a longer service life and lower maintenance needs, so you can rely on steady braking when you need it most.

Key benefits you may notice

• Improved braking response and control for safer deceleration.
• More stable stops under varying loads and speeds.
• Resilient materials designed for everyday wear, sun, rain, and dust.

Included components and fitment

The kit includes 1 driver-side emergency brake cable and 1 passenger-side emergency brake cable. It is compatible with gas and electric Club Car DS models built from 2000 onward and not suitable for Precedent carts. Use the codes 102022101, 1020221-01, and 1019907 to confirm fitment before purchasing.

• Material: stainless steel core for strength and reduced wear.
• Fitment: 2000-up Club Car DS models only (not Precedent).

Practical use and care

Whether you are upgrading a personal cart or maintaining a small fleet, replacing worn cables can help maintain predictable braking performance and driving confidence. Regular checks after use and gentle cleaning can support the life of the cables and keep the braking system aligned.

Why choose RO6G

RO6G focuses on parts that fit the Club Car DS ecosystem. The two-cable design ensures both sides are replaced for balanced performance. The stainless steel core delivers durability and resistance to wear, supporting a consistent braking feel across many outings.

Quick upkeep tips

Confirm compatibility with 2000-up DS models, avoid mixing with Precedent, and inspect cables for fraying or kinks during routine maintenance. Replacing worn cables is a proactive step toward reliable braking on the course and beyond.