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anyone have any pictures or can tell me how they have any throttle return spring attached? There has to be a better way than what I am looking at!
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actually after looking at this birds nest; there are springs I havent seen before being used to pull the choke back!
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eurobiketrash said:
Yes those can be a problem since to my knowledge they are not available as replacements.Consequently, they are made by stretching a pair of throttle return springs to the proper length and installing them.Stretch them too much and they will not work. WHEN STRETCHED TOO LITTLE THEY WILL ALMOST BREAK YOUR ARM PULLING THE CHOKE OUT.---Keoke- :laugh: