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Broken Throttle cable, what to do?
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<blockquote data-quote="ekvh" data-source="post: 128513" data-attributes="member: 1179"><p>Cruising a busy part of town, take off from a stop light and the pull cable for my Schizoid bike , which I knew was going to go soon and mistakenly ordered a speedo cable instead of a throttle cable, decided to break. Doh!!!!! Pull over to the curb and start scouring the ground for McGuyver materials. Nothing! Across the street and a block back was a grocery store. Here's what I came up with:[ATTACH=full]9682[/ATTACH] I wrapped together four vegetable bags (they were free) and tied one end around the throttle stop screw. Next:[ATTACH=full]9683[/ATTACH] I stuck the key through the bag to secure it from blowing away. I debated putting it around the throttle handle, but a left turn could have dire consequences. I raised the idle to three thousand rpm to allow hands free take offs, ( it was barely enough). I took off in second or third gear. Worked flawlessly. Captain Midnight and I are going to patent it. Just kidding, Captain, this is all mine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ekvh, post: 128513, member: 1179"] Cruising a busy part of town, take off from a stop light and the pull cable for my Schizoid bike , which I knew was going to go soon and mistakenly ordered a speedo cable instead of a throttle cable, decided to break. Doh!!!!! Pull over to the curb and start scouring the ground for McGuyver materials. Nothing! Across the street and a block back was a grocery store. Here's what I came up with:[ATTACH type="full" alt="image.jpg"]9682._xfImport[/ATTACH] I wrapped together four vegetable bags (they were free) and tied one end around the throttle stop screw. Next:[ATTACH type="full" alt="image.jpg"]9683._xfImport[/ATTACH] I stuck the key through the bag to secure it from blowing away. I debated putting it around the throttle handle, but a left turn could have dire consequences. I raised the idle to three thousand rpm to allow hands free take offs, ( it was barely enough). I took off in second or third gear. Worked flawlessly. Captain Midnight and I are going to patent it. Just kidding, Captain, this is all mine. [/QUOTE]
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