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Dogsbd
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by Dogsbd » Thu Jul 05, 2007 8:44 pm
I've just got my handlebars, switches etc. re-assembled and although the throttle seems to work pretty smoothly I am wondering what sort of lubrication I should use on the Throttle tube/ slide/ handlebar tube interface(s)?
Thanks.
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4shorts
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by 4shorts » Sat Jul 07, 2007 10:48 am
Cecil when I got my bike they had put grease in mine and that didn't work very well at all so when I cleaned it all out I applied some light oil in there and also inside the throttle cable and It actually snaps back very nicely. Ride safe, Paul
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by Dogsbd » Sat Jul 07, 2007 2:12 pm
Thanks Paul. Mine was packed with grease too. I was thinking of going with a light grease where the hinge runs in the handlebar groove, as well as where the hinge contacts the inside of the throttle tube. Then use a teflon based oil on all the cables.
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by 4shorts » Sat Jul 07, 2007 2:24 pm
Dogsbd wrote:Thanks Paul. Mine was packed with grease too. I was thinking of going with a light grease where the hinge runs in the handlebar groove, as well as where the hinge contacts the inside of the throttle tube. Then use a teflon based oil on all the cables.
When I finish this Cub I'll be trying "Fluid Film" I started using it around the shop the last few months and It's about the best I've ever used. I wouldn't put grease in there. That stuff seems to solidify a bit after some time. Paul