Yamaha TRX850 Enthusiasts Forum

No links to worldwide distributors on the site and i´m really curious on this one:

http://www.pingelonline.com/pushpull_th ... sembly.htm

Why? Don't You already have two cables?

HansJ wrote:Why? Don't You already have two cables?

But it don´t do quarter of a turn to full on!

But it says "This throttle turn is greater than 1/4 turn"

Tarwetijger wrote:But it says "This throttle turn is greater than 1/4 turn"

So you mean i have to read it again!





Thanks!

My throttle is 1/4 turn to full lock , I start from 3/4 throttle

Guess it´s something like this instead, 4 cams to play with is ok!

http://www.extremebykesportz.co.uk/xcar ... 257&page=1


...or this....

http://www.twinshack.co.uk/prods/510.html

So, here goes MrSceptical again...

What's the point? I come to think of the moped extra kits, sold in glossy magazines from the 70-80s. "Shorter throttle action gives You better acceleration"? In my book it gives You less feel, much more important than winning that extra 1/1000s of a second (and especially with flatslides). But I might have missed something, the links say it's essential for racing, so, please enlighten me (I am MrSceptical, but I try to be open-minded...)

HansJ wrote:So, here goes MrSceptical again...

What's the point? I come to think of the moped extra kits, sold in glossy magazines from the 70-80s. "Shorter throttle action gives You better acceleration"? In my book it gives You less feel, much more important than winning that extra 1/1000s of a second (and especially with flatslides). But I might have missed something, the links say it's essential for racing, so, please enlighten me (I am MrSceptical, but I try to be open-minded...)

My wrist has always been bad (i can perhaps fold them 25%) and now i´m getting something like carpal tunnel pains when twisting so i want the least amount of movement in the wrist...
SO....nothing to do with acceleration here!

OK, that makes sense

But there's got to be more to it, as I assume others that buy these kits don't have the same problem?

What about a quad bike thumb switch then, no wrist monement at all.

Dave E

slow codger wrote: What about a quad bike thumb switch then, no wrist monement at all.

Dave E

Will look into it! Cheers

slow codger wrote: What about a quad bike thumb switch then, no wrist monement at all.

Dave E

I personally prefer a bit of wrist movement