Any Advice or Words of Wisdom Before Replacing Throttle?
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Any Advice or Words of Wisdom Before Replacing Throttle?
I'm replacing my handlebar grips and also the control switches (because the words were all faded and worn off). I already got the left side pretty much done.
BUT, before I start taking apart the right side, does anybody have any advice for me?
The left side grib just pulls off. Pretty simple. But the throttle is a rolling grip, and I don't know if there is any special technique to getting that sucker off without f_ _king things up.
Anybody got any experience with this kind of project? Thanks guys. To show my appreciation, here's a picture of a kitten playing with a ball of yarn:
BUT, before I start taking apart the right side, does anybody have any advice for me?
The left side grib just pulls off. Pretty simple. But the throttle is a rolling grip, and I don't know if there is any special technique to getting that sucker off without f_ _king things up.
Anybody got any experience with this kind of project? Thanks guys. To show my appreciation, here's a picture of a kitten playing with a ball of yarn:
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There is a little plastic shoe that actually holds the throttle in place on your cruise control. NOTHING holds it on so it will fall and get lost fast. Just pay attention when you take it apart. There is also a wrist clip (it's tiny) that helps hold the cruise control **** shaft in place and if you screw it **** all the way out, it will come off the shaft.
Carbed bikes are easier because there is only one cable to deal with.
Carbed bikes are easier because there is only one cable to deal with.
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