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Quick action twist grip

14 posts · Started by Allan P. · 01 Mar 2009

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Hi Allan P, I pretty much quick throttle every bike I get. Its easy to do yourself, costs nothing and takes about 10 minutes. If you pull your throttle tube off you'll see where the cables run on the outer part of it, its about 5mm wide (which is conveniently the same size as a zip tie). Cut a zip tie to length then glue it to where the cables usually run on your throttle tube. Reassemble and jobs done.
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I bought and it works fine.

The CAM 200 and 400 is for more smooth control, but has same rotation (angle) to full throttle (I think). I use a cam with constant radius, so just a simpel quick action effect. Not sure if it's the CAM 100 or another, email G2 and ask what you should get if you decide to for the G2 option.
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I am pretty suree that this is the 050 cam.
That is the one i ve got and G2 are not selling it for road use.

If you ask me, there is not such a big difference. The throttle distance from closed to full open is shorter, but the difference is not major at all...
The 100 is the same as the stock one.



[If you want proof, I've got an email from them.] Wink
sorry - duplicate post. glitch.
Allen, if you like the 100 cam try the 050 cam, ive been runnin it since my SD has become a (almost) full time track hack, snapps the throttle wide open in half the movement of the 100cam!!! (and hey, when its time torun on the road its only a 5min job to stick whatever cam you want back in!)

Stew
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