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Old 29-Nov-2006, 22:40   #1
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Quick action throttle.
Anyone using one of these. Are they any good.
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Old 30-Nov-2006, 07:46   #2
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Anyone using one of these. Are they any good.

I fitted one when I first got my bike - very good and fully adjustable - comes with 3 different cams!

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Old 30-Nov-2006, 09:43   #3
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If using the 749/999,most people just fit a 996 oe one,as the ratio is like q action unit,in comparison,and cheaper !!!
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Old 30-Nov-2006, 09:54   #4
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Wink from a safety perspective . . .
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If using the 749/999,most people just fit a 996 oe one,as the ratio is like q action unit,in comparison,and cheaper !!!

this is NOT a good idea as it only has one cable - the 749/999 has two - open and close is controlled by the cable and not by the return spring!

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Old 30-Nov-2006, 14:53   #5
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I fitted one when I first got my bike - very good and fully adjustable - comes with 3 different cams!

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Where did you get the beautiful grips with red cut-outs ? Been looking for these .
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Old 30-Nov-2006, 14:56   #6
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ive seen the in motrax book,only around £6
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Old 30-Nov-2006, 15:15   #7
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heres mine,i got me a 996 throttle twist grip then bin the 996 cable as its too short,then with your 999 cable -i took it to a local cable maker who replaced the inner cable while threading the metal 996 housing adjuster,you want to retain the 999 cable as the outer cable has a plastic coat inside which make for a smooth action. i know of lots of 999s thet have had this done without any spring problems. failing that pro v twins can sort you a rs cable to replace the 999 cable for around £70-£90?. my rework cable set me back £10.
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Old 30-Nov-2006, 15:38   #8
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I got em from . . .
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Where did you get the beautiful grips with red cut-outs ? Been looking for these .

Riders of Bridgwater - £10 I think!

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Old 30-Nov-2006, 15:40   #9
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Pro Twins wanted £200 for their mod - they said that they had to modify the spring - RUBBISH.

Either mod works fine WITHOUT a spring mod!

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Old 30-Nov-2006, 16:09   #10
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i've used a 999 and the throttle is to light and has too much travel, the single cable one was much better. And they still fit a single cable to the s4rs so carn't be too much wrong with it.
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