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19 posts · Started by sdrfreak · 18 Jun 2008

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I dont know for sure if this is the case, but i think people are confusing a "snatchy" throttle with a "sensitive" throttle. To me, a snatchy throttle means the bike will surge, not be able to hold a steady speed and RPM, and be very jumpy. But this is not the definition of a sensitive throttle. Case in point, my bike: I can hold a steady RPM no problem, the bike does not change the speed, it does not surge, it runs just fine at low or high RPM's. This is not a snatchy throttle, but it is sensitive. Just going over a bump, with the movement that causes in my wrist, will cause the throttle to open that tiny bit more, and the bike responds to it. Then the throttle closes an instant later, and the bike responds as well. It is annoying, my jap bikes never did this. But that doesn't mean anything is wrong woth the fuelling, it just means the throttle is sensitive. There is a big difference between the two.
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I hear this all the time and have no idea what people are talking about.

I wonder if people are not used to how a big twin with a small flywheel makes power.

They is a reason they make cruiser bikes.

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Just trying to have some fun. I don't take this place to seriously anymore.

I think it's funny all the talk of snatchy and surging I see in some of the other threads.

I worked with fuel injected bikes for years and the stuff going on here is not rocket science.

No offense intended.
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