wedgeman Posted June 3, 2006 Share Posted June 3, 2006 ok.. So i've got this 92 krs.. came wiht Throttlemeisters. they're nice.. and add the cute chrome farkle look.. but I couldn't care less. I really miss the throttle tensioner from my Rbike (and which was on my KRTP)... Is there a way to retro this onto my 92KRS? Anybody done this? what parts do I need? thx Link to comment
wedgeman Posted June 6, 2006 Author Share Posted June 6, 2006 Geeez people.. 40+ views, and about as much help as my aunt's knitting class... Is this the geriatric ward? Anybody seen something like this done? Link to comment
BMT Posted June 6, 2006 Share Posted June 6, 2006 Perhaps "the throttle tensioner from my Rbike" is a bit vague. What sort is it? Google "bmw k throttle-screw" brings up a fair selection of solutions, most of which are already on this board (Throttlemeister, Bob's, John Deere O-ring ...) as well as regret that the 2-valve K solution (friction screw into the throttle control casting) is not readily available for the 4-valve Ks. Link to comment
hANNAbONE Posted June 6, 2006 Share Posted June 6, 2006 Geeez people.. 40+ views, and about as much help as my aunt's knitting class... Is this the geriatric ward? Anybody seen something like this done? aRE yOU tALKING about the "Schneider's Throttle Lock"..? I don't it can be done - I dunno tho' Link to comment
duckbubbles Posted June 7, 2006 Share Posted June 7, 2006 Hi Wedgeman: I did a mod on my 92 K100RS to the switch housing beside the throttle. Used a BMW thumbscrew/spring assembly from the top. Take the switch housing apart and look at the inside. There is a spot on top where the throttle sleeve protrudes into the switch housing. It is thick enough to be drilled and tapped with a 8mm x .75mm (if memory serves me correctly) and the thumbscrew threaded in for throttle friction. I don't have the bike anymore so I can't supply pictures. The older K-bike throttle assys. (gear/chain action) had a hole tapped into the bottom of the housing. The negative is that it is on the top of the housing and water can sit in there. I filled the cavity with grease to help with that. But it is easily reached and perhaps a plastic cap can the put on it to protect it in weather. Frank Link to comment
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