Average trowel is average!
Went outside to put the cover over my bike, hoped on and twisted the throtle and snap, it goes all loose, I can twist it around and around with ease until it reaches a block at either end. Twisting it doesn't not have an effect on the motor or rpm. Who can I call to resolve this tommorow? I am at school all day and I have my restricted liscence test at 2:15. Is there a shop, dealer, anyone I can ring?
Originally Posted by John Banks
In the riders seat
Check on the side of the carb that the linkage moves when you twist the throttle but it sounds like the throttle cable has snapped,call a shop asap and see if either theyWent outside to put the cover over my bike, hoped on and twisted the throtle and snap, it goes all loose, I can twist it around and around with ease until it reaches a block at either end. Twisting it doesn't not have an effect on the motor or rpm. Who can I call to resolve this tommorow? I am at school all day and I have my restricted liscence test at 2:15
1: have a new cable
2: can make you a new inner
If you're mechanically inept you better see if they can fit it for you as well.
"If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."
Average trowel is average!
Would any shops come to me, because I am mechanically inept.
Average trowel is average!
When it comes to throttle cables I'm assunming it isn't one size fits all?
Looks like I will have to cancel my liscence.
I"M WAtchin YOU Buddy ...
AMPS or Red BAron can rent you a bike ... cheep as chipsWhen it comes to throttle cables I'm assunming it isn't one size fits all?
THe hand's farster than the eye ... keepan eye onda feet .. .
Average trowel is average!
Maybe if they were on the shore, I've never taken a bike on the motorway before.
Is making a comeback....
Motorway 'aint that great but it's a must.
Might have to skip school tomorrow eh
Ring up the shops at 9am and find one that will be willing to get the cable to you. Otherwise I imagine they will have to come and pick it up and that'll cost you
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Fair weather rider
I thought there was a red baron on the shore...
Motorway'll be fine though if you've been riding a bit. I took my Fixxer out after about two weeks riding, in pretty busy traffic, and had no worries. As long as it isn't really wet...
The Sharif don't like it!
Fixxer's with stock tyres + water = not good
-Indy
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on the up
Tyres? Is that what they are calling those rim protectors now?Fixxer's with stock tyres + water = not good
-Indy
I thought they just put those on to stop the bike getting dents on the rims on the way over from Malaysia to here.....
And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.
- James Dickey, Cherrylog Road.
Is making a comeback....
I'm still using my front stock rim job.... it's serving me well. It's certainly not anywhere near dying after 20,000km.
w3rd!
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The Sharif don't like it!
The stock is fairly good in the dry, just pretty shite in the wet
-Indy
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Find a chick who’s just been dumped and comfort her by massaging her shoulders, and soon, she’ll be massaging your prostate.
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