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Old 30-Nov-2006, 15:15
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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, 15:40
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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
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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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Old 30-Nov-2006, 16:18
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Hi guys,

Just saw one on JHP's website. Not sure what it's like but if it's anything like their other products I'm sure it will be good.

www.ducaticoventry.com

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Old 30-Nov-2006, 16:42
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its the first "mod" i did on my 999,it had a better feel to it over the standard throttle,its not as loose as the standard. it feels just right as i have limited wrist movement.
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Old 30-Nov-2006, 21:59
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back to thread....any good on a 996 bike?
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Old 30-Nov-2006, 23:12
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back to thread....any good on a 996 bike?

what wrong with the 996 throttle that you have? the 999 range need it as they operate over about 90degrees as std
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Old 01-Dec-2006, 07:58
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what wrong with the 996 throttle that you have? the 999 range need it as they operate over about 90degrees as std

nothing, but I didnt ask the original question altho always interested to know if there are improvements avaiable that are worth doing
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Old 01-Dec-2006, 10:17
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Hi all,

Since having my 999r I have struggled with the throttle turn. After all the above and speaking to the guys at JHP I've decided to have one fitted while my bike is in for service. I'm picking it up on Saturday assuming the weather is ok and I'll let you all know what it's like. Hopefully a lot better!!!!
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Old 29-Dec-2006, 21:38
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cheers am having some off them grips.
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