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throtle adjusments - 7/20/2005 6:26:14 AM   
barkbarkmeyah

 

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is there any easy way to adjust the throtle on my bike?? the throtle snaps but has a little to much freeplat when the throtle is closed. which cable do i adjust and how, what is the purpose of 2, obviously one pulls the throtle plate open, does the other just help spring back. do i have to take the cables off to adjust the little l thing.

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RE: throtle adjusments - 7/20/2005 7:43:43 AM   
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On the cables leading to the bar there is an adjustor -- loosen the plastic jam nut and run the adjustor out to take play out of the cable then tighten the jam nut back. It's not really a nut -- it's round but functions as a jam nut. I believe the top cable is the one you need to adjust.

After you get the slack out crank the bike in neutral and turn the bars from lock to lock -- you want the idle to remain constant. If it starts revving higher at any point then you'll need a bit more slack. Most models recommend 2mm of play at the grip.

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RE: throtle adjusments - 7/21/2005 4:59:25 AM   
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wow, i cant belive i didnt see that. just so i know, what is the right way to adjust the l thingy.

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RE: throtle adjusments - 7/21/2005 7:18:48 AM   
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You screw the barrel piece out to tighten and then run the jam nut up next to it to keep it there.

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