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carmanbikes
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HRC Throttle

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Does anyone know the part number for the HRC quick action throttle, Thanks in advance :thumbup:
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Let me find benny's post. Back in a minute. :thumbup:

Here you go Lee
http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic ... 73#p148161

and another
http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic ... 45#p196621

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HEY YOU GUYS!!!!!!
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agentpineapple wrote:I believe this one will work mate.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HRC-QUICK-SHI ... 27c978b93f
Hi AP, That's the one I have, I bought it in October and not took it out the packet yet, but just looking at the add it don't mention the Firestorm, I think when I ordered it must have said firestorm or I wouldn't have got it, I will send them a email, Cheers M8 :thumbup:
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That will work on the Storm no problems. You will have to to loosen the cables at the carb end first to install it though and there will be no slack left in the cables once all back on. They work really well mate. Takes all that extra strain off the wrist. I don't know why they call them quick, it's a bit misleading really. It''s not as if they make the bike faster, you just get from closed to wide open throttle faster as there is not as far to twist. :thumbup:

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cybercarl wrote:That will work on the Storm no problems. You will have to to loosen the cables at the carb end first to install it though and there will be no slack left in the cables once all back on. They work really well mate. Takes all that extra strain off the wrist. I don't know why they call them quick, it's a bit misleading really. It''s not as if they make the bike faster, you just get from closed to wide open throttle faster as there is not as far to twist. :thumbup:

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Thanks Carl, :thumbup:
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cybercarl wrote:Takes all that extra strain off the wrist. I don't know why they call them quick, it's a bit misleading really. It''s not as if they make the bike faster, you just get from closed to wide open throttle faster as there is not as far to twist. :thumbup:

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It's a quick action throttle, Carl.
The action from closed to open or vice versa is quick compared to a standard one, assuming a steady rotational speed.
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
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could just paint it blue..... it'd be quicker then :)
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