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Justin726 · 06-30-2004, 10:24 PM

Could be your throttle cable isn't quite adjusted properly or maybe it is bent/kinked somewhere that is affecting it. When I first got this bike it had quite a bit of "free play" in the twis grip before it actually caught and moved the butterflies for the fuel injection. That made it kind of hard to get on and off the throttle without being jerky. Just adjusted it and that took care of it. Not quite sure by what ou mean "sticky"?

06-30-2004, 10:24 PM	#7 (permalink)
Justin726 Andy Bell is my hero. SBN Contributor Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Hastings, Nebraska Age: 34 Posts: 7,207 Casino Cash: $69463 Sportbike: 2003 Hayabusa, '04 KX250 (for the dirt)	Could be your throttle cable isn't quite adjusted properly or maybe it is bent/kinked somewhere that is affecting it. When I first got this bike it had quite a bit of "free play" in the twis grip before it actually caught and moved the butterflies for the fuel injection. That made it kind of hard to get on and off the throttle without being jerky. Just adjusted it and that took care of it. Not quite sure by what ou mean "sticky"? __________________ SUPER MODERATOR Maturity is vastly overrated. Don't let it get in the way of a good time. Best piece of advice, WEAR YOUR LEATHER