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12-24-2004, 12:35 AM
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uh son!
finally after the long wait.. I now own a 92Honda F2, got it for 1200, but the owner said on his last ride.. he snapped the throttle cable, if i'm correct then throttle does not spring back just continues to move.
any one know any shops in socal that carry f2 cables? I tried searching on some sites, i wana take this bad boy out for a spin alreadyyyyyy
any one know any shops in socal that carry f2 cables? I tried searching on some sites, i wana take this bad boy out for a spin alreadyyyyyy
12-24-2004, 06:51 AM
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Re: uh son! (Matt Groove)
snapped throttle cable typically means it wont open the throttle at all.
if the throttle return spring(s) have been removed/broke, then the throttle wont return to idle. it should be noted that stunters sometimes remove the throttle return springs so they can do their "stuff" and take their hands off the throttle and maintain engine speed. hopefully your bike wasnt used in this manner.
if the throttle return spring(s) have been removed/broke, then the throttle wont return to idle. it should be noted that stunters sometimes remove the throttle return springs so they can do their "stuff" and take their hands off the throttle and maintain engine speed. hopefully your bike wasnt used in this manner.
12-24-2004, 12:18 PM
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Re: uh son! (falcongsr)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by falcongsr »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">snapped throttle cable typically means it wont open the throttle at all.
if the throttle return spring(s) have been removed/broke, then the throttle wont return to idle. it should be noted that stunters sometimes remove the throttle return springs so they can do their "stuff" and take their hands off the throttle and maintain engine speed. hopefully your bike wasnt used in this manner.
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Zing!
if the throttle return spring(s) have been removed/broke, then the throttle wont return to idle. it should be noted that stunters sometimes remove the throttle return springs so they can do their "stuff" and take their hands off the throttle and maintain engine speed. hopefully your bike wasnt used in this manner.
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Zing!
12-24-2004, 03:23 PM
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Re: uh son! (RebornGSR)
nah the guy i bought it from was a husky dude leaving for the navy, so I doubt he was stunting with this bike, no offense to the husky stunt guys out there
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12-25-2004, 03:24 AM
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yep! haha are you coming back next semester? I always see your bike around, do you have both parking permits ( car and bike)?
see you around maybe
see you around maybe
12-25-2004, 01:04 PM
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Re: uh son! (Matt Groove)
i'm not sure yet, but it looks like i'll have to attend OCC and IVC next semester. got some classes at OCC that i gotta re take. yea, i had both permits at IVC since it was only a dollar to get the second permit.
hurry up and get your bike fixed!
hurry up and get your bike fixed!
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