Have you tried adjusting the throttle cables where the opening and closing cable come out of the throttle actuator (handlebar end)? Making minor adjustments may solve the problem.
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Sticky throttle
It's been a bit humid here and I haven't ridden the bike for a couple of days. Found the throttle to be sticking.
Since everytime I touch the bike I create another problem, I am wondering if anyone has any ideas on how to fix the problem.
Since everytime I touch the bike I create another problem, I am wondering if anyone has any ideas on how to fix the problem.
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If it's hitting the grip, just loosen the assemly bolts and slide it forward on the bar a hair.
I fixed it. It seems the bar ends needed some adjustment. Must have been a change in the weather and humidity caused something to expand or contract. Good as new now. Something for others to watch out for.
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