[hayabluesa]

What kind of modifications do you guys do to your throttles that keep it constant while your riding a no-hander wheelie?

 

[Justin726]

I don't do them, but I know they turn up their idle so that the motor won't bog down when they are riding the rear break.

What do you guys set your idle at? Somewhere around 4000RPM?

 

[hayabluesa]

makes sence. i once seen a cruse controle type thottel lock on a 1979 Honda CB650. I didn't know if they made anything like that aftermarket

 

[drog]

my friend has one on his 636, they definately make em.

 

[kern0079]

no mods, just turn the idle up and use the rear brake to keep it at the balance point.

 

[Hippie]

Curious..
How high is the idle adjusted to?

 

[Papa Kev]

no mods, just turn the idle up and use the rear brake to keep it at the balance point.

Exactly! Gearing helps alot too. I turn mine up to about 4000 rpms.

 

[dennisred69]

The guys I know set theres to around 2500-3000

 

[97gsx600f]

Most local shops carry them. Mine was purchased for $31 and would never think of not having one now. Don't use mine for the no hander, but great to be able to ride left handed giving throttle hand a break.

 

[Jammin_Johnny]

Most local shops carry them. Mine was purchased for $31 and would never think of not having one now. Don't use mine for the no hander, but great to be able to ride left handed giving throttle hand a break.

Most of the stunnas I know, the above average ones anyhow, turn up the idle and do not use mechaical devices to set the throttle.

Best of luck!

 

[binder929rr]

2500rpms....any higher on a 929 and the idle does funky things and if you crash it doesn't drive away from you like it does at 4k rpms.

it's all about balance and being gentle on the rear brake.

 

[JHooD231]

on my 929 for no handers...sit down or stand up...my idle is a 3500rpms....im lightly tappin the rear brake to stay at BP...