Reply to "throttle cable sticky"

panteradougMember

I hardly would tell ANYONE that I know everything about everything. Hardly.

I do know that the spring attached to the cable is necessary for the cable assembly to work as intended.

Everyone is entitled to try to reinvent the wheel if they want to. To me redesigning brassieres as a freshmen engineering student with the live models was a more appropriate of a use of my time. Especiay all the fittings, then the durability testing.

All those jumping jacks, tumbling and refittings, but to each his own. Now that project made sense. Hands on was a great thing.

It was shocking actually see the help that some needed? Now it's throttle springs? My how the mighty have fallen?

8/20/1710:26 AM

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