QA Throttle
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brys
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QA Throttle
Has anyone ever used one on a nc30? are they worth it? Thinking of getting a Rick Oliver kit which uses the standard cables.
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RoninZX-10R
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Re: QA Throttle
I've been using one on my NC30 for the past few years and love it. I found I couldn't easily get to full throttle without either taking another bite at the throttle grip or twisting my wrist around so far that I looked like I had 'issues'
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lukemillar
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Re: QA Throttle
I just fitted my old 675 one to my race NC30.
TBH there are QA throttles and there are QA throttles. A proper one I think would be too hairy on a road bike. Mine has a set of adjustable cams and the biggest I think takes the throw to about 1/7th of a turn.
I find it makes the biggest difference on lefts where I'm hanging off the inside of the bike and find I need to re-grip with a standard throttle tube
TBH there are QA throttles and there are QA throttles. A proper one I think would be too hairy on a road bike. Mine has a set of adjustable cams and the biggest I think takes the throw to about 1/7th of a turn.
I find it makes the biggest difference on lefts where I'm hanging off the inside of the bike and find I need to re-grip with a standard throttle tube