From the bar infront of the brake lines, infront of the headstock, inbetween the left fork and headstock, inbetween the top rad and frame to carbs.

Make sure you don't get anything tangled, like I did with my HT leads......

Might not be the routing. The freeplay on the pull cable might need adjusting. When I put a new cable on mine, it stuck open until I added a little freeplay. Now I've got a little too much, however the throttle no longer sticks open.

Or it could be a bent bar and the tube is dragging on that.

Again, Ersans post may have solved my problem!

Sam-NI wrote:Again, Ersans post may have solved my problem!

I think seeing your project is nearing an end, you should pop over the puddle & fix Ersans bike now Sam!

There'll be some drinking the night when that bike passes its MOT!

Let's just hope he doesn't have the misfortune of binning the thing after it passes. That would be a travesty!

why would i bin the thing after it passes? and, no there wont be drinking, wont be too excited either.... since the weather here is still shitty

xivlia wrote:why would i bin the thing after it passes?

I think speedy means he hopes you don't crash the bike.


100+ pages later and still making peeps smile!

Cammo wrote:

xivlia wrote:why would i bin the thing after it passes?

I think speedy means he hopes you don't crash the bike.

I've not so much as dropped min on it's side for about 9 years now, but it's one reason I'm so paranoid about sticking new panels on. Sod's Law dictates the second I do so, something unfortunate would happen!