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I've heard of people cutting down there spring in there carbs for a softer throttle. Is this a good idea or should I just man up and ride it?

 

And yes TORS are removed.

 

I took the return spring out of my throttle housing. Give that a try

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I've heard of people cutting down there spring in there carbs for a softer throttle. Is this a good idea or should I just man up and ride it?

 

And yes TORS are removed.

yes i have this done to my bike, and it helps alot with the fatigue part of it... jsut dont cut any more than 1/4 off the spring or ur bike will continue to rev for a few seconds longer once u release throttle lol

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i would cut small increments off at a time till you are satisfied. and i think that the throttle return spring is a good idea too. idk how much diff it will make but its worth a try. or you could go twist throttle like me. lol

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I'm not a huge twist throttle fan, but maybe I'll try the return spring. So if I take that completely out then how will my throttle lever come back?

 

Sorry Im still learning about the throttle stuff on these bikes.

 

It should work jus fine. Just one less spring your thumb has to compete with.

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