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Old 12-08-2008, 03:45 PM
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Question Sticking Throttle

Hi there. Thought I'd ask the question, I've got a 2005 EC300. I'm having trouble with the throttle sticking. It's had a new throttle cable and it's properly routed and lubricated. The throttle twist grip is all well lubricated. Do you know if anyone does an after-market aluminium throttle tube or a complete throttle twist grip that fits?


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Old 12-08-2008, 05:58 PM
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You might want to try a G2 throttle cam w/ a new throttle tube. They now have a model with Delrin bushings. I just ordered one for my bike. I already have one on my KTM.
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While I'm a big fan of the G2, I doubt the OEM tube is your problem. If everything is clean, lubed, and adjusted correctly, check the spring guide in the carb slide for proper seating.
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While I'm a big fan of the G2, I doubt the OEM tube is your problem. If everything is clean, lubed, and adjusted correctly, check the spring guide in the carb slide for proper seating.

Having said that, I have the original G2 in my GasGas, and the new Delrin bushing tube G2 in my Hypermotard. The new throttle tube is super smooth, well worth the extra $20.
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Also look at the where the throttle cable goes into the housing also where it enters the carb. Both should be secuerd somehom( safety wire or electrical tape)
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Thanks for all the helpful tips. I think I'll purchase a G2 and my dealer says he does a longer throttle cable that may help, one for higher bars as the original does seem very tight. I've tried routing it every way but still not that much slack.
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