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I'm looking at getting some new grips, I dig these but there's an option for "Fly By Wire" or "Push Pull"- I've got a 2007 Street Bob, which do i get?!
I'm looking at getting some new grips, I dig these but there's an option for "Fly By Wire" or "Push Pull"- I've got a 2007 Street Bob, which do i get?!
fly by wire, is on bikes that do not have the 2 definite cables coming out of the bottom of the right grip. The fly by wire has a sensor that when you twist the throttle, a servo opens and closes your throttle body for you.
Push pull refers to the traditional style of throttle control in which you open and can forcibly close the air passage into an engine (ie your throttle body)
and as others have said, you have push pull not fly by wire
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