Apr 29, 2017 #1 M miso11 New Member Joined Sep 2, 2016 Messages 10 Reaction score 0 Points 0 Location SVK Visit site Where this washer should go ? I tried to put it inside the kill switch housing and that completely eliminates side to side throttle grip play. I guess it should be inside. When I bought the bike, this washer was placed just like on this photo.
Where this washer should go ? I tried to put it inside the kill switch housing and that completely eliminates side to side throttle grip play. I guess it should be inside. When I bought the bike, this washer was placed just like on this photo.
Apr 29, 2017 #2 TownsendsFJR1300 2007 FZ6 Site Supporter Joined Feb 7, 2009 Messages 12,920 Reaction score 1,725 Points 113 Location Cape Coral, Florida, USA Visit site Where it is in you pic above is CORRECT. It's to help keep drag from the grip to the switch assembly. Do not put it inside the switch assembly..
Where it is in you pic above is CORRECT. It's to help keep drag from the grip to the switch assembly. Do not put it inside the switch assembly..
Apr 30, 2017 #3 bricksrheavy Site Supporter Joined Jul 11, 2016 Messages 198 Reaction score 19 Points 18 Location Croatia Visit site +1 I put mine on the inside for a while before realizing it was wrong and when I took it out it had slight grooves on it. Grooves=drag=a harder throttle pull
+1 I put mine on the inside for a while before realizing it was wrong and when I took it out it had slight grooves on it. Grooves=drag=a harder throttle pull
Apr 30, 2017 #4 M miso11 New Member Joined Sep 2, 2016 Messages 10 Reaction score 0 Points 0 Location SVK Visit site Thank you guys. I was changing throttle cables and couldn't find out purpose of this washer.
Apr 30, 2017 #5 MattR302 Awesomeness, Inc. Joined Apr 19, 2012 Messages 621 Reaction score 39 Points 28 Location New Haven, CT Visit site FYI, if you ever loose that or have a bike that needs a washer, you can make one with a razor knife and an empty milk jug.
FYI, if you ever loose that or have a bike that needs a washer, you can make one with a razor knife and an empty milk jug.
Apr 30, 2017 #6 TownsendsFJR1300 2007 FZ6 Site Supporter Joined Feb 7, 2009 Messages 12,920 Reaction score 1,725 Points 113 Location Cape Coral, Florida, USA Visit site MattR302 said: FYI, if you ever loose that or have a bike that needs a washer, you can make one with a razor knife and an empty milk jug. Click to expand... That, ^^, also works on the little plastic washers that help hold the main fairing on!
MattR302 said: FYI, if you ever loose that or have a bike that needs a washer, you can make one with a razor knife and an empty milk jug. Click to expand... That, ^^, also works on the little plastic washers that help hold the main fairing on!