 g2 and all is ok. Either way you want the open ended grips as you'll need the handle bar end weights fitted to stop the vibrations.
Here's how e done ours, see post #44.
FYI - you can link directly to Post #44 by simply clicking on the post # and linking to that URL.
I've got the Suzuki heated grips. willl I still be able to fit the G2 with those?
My brother installed the Throttle Tamer on his Vee2 and is very happy with the results.
He used the original grips on it.
I checked with G2 ergo before ordering mine and they said when you order your throttle tamer ask them for reduced knurling for heated grips. Still a tight fit though.
Why are you guys using a throttle tamer? How do you like it?
Taking the slack out of the throttle cables is important. The air box needs to be removed so the cables can be adjusted at the throttle bodies if the adjuster doesn't do it. You'll need to take off the tank, then use a 3 mm hex bit and long extension to get to the air box clamps.
I first got the slack out of the cables, then put on my Tamer from my old 650. Works well.
So I ordered the G2 and it arrived yesterday.
I'm planning to install it after I pick up my VEE-2 this afternoon...
Is that for all years of the DL650?
Throttle tamer is a nice addition. Definitely makes it less twitchy. Thanks for the Oxford grip feedback as well....I just ordered some and hope they will fit.
This is an older thread but i wanted to give my 2 cents on the G2 Throttle Tamer. I have a Vee2 and although i had gotten pretty used to the jerky throttle i decided to see if this would make any remarkable improvement. This is only my opinion but for the $100.00 or so it cost i would have to say no. There is a little bit of improvement but really i could have put the money somewhere else. I have to say that i did get the new ECU and that alone did soften the throttle a little. So after 6 months with the tamer i have decided to put on the original tube and live with that. If you are expecting BIG changes then i think you would be disappointed in this product. I have read on here that some users have had great results with their G2, i dont doubt that, but i guess all bikes are different when it comes to these things.
I got it to tame the off-idle throttle snatch. I have a long gravel drive, and the thing was driving me crazy there and in parking lots. The throttle tamer made it much smoother--not perfect, but maybe 80-90% better. I haven't done any testing since I got the new ECU installed; that may make the tamer unnecessary.
And original grips work just fine; there's a little bare bar showing, but it's not noticeable.
I have a 2014 V2 with a G2 throttle tamer and Oxford heated grips. Both work properly, easy to install as well. The G2 helps a small bit, but its still a little snatchy on the throttle. Good luck!FAQ says a minimum of 50 posts, which I have.... Um, cant find any link in the user controls section that will turn it on? Am I being retarded or can someone help me out?
When you click on User CP, it should be right there under settings and options.
I swear it wan't there before, I mean, I really really really looked for it. Fixed itself now though.
Thats your story, stick to it.
your last post did it.blinks, three hours gone!
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BACKGROUND: Lichen planus (LP) is a moderately prevalent inflammatory disorder that affects the skin and the oral mucosa, leading to a characteristic appearance and causing severe itching.
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If you haven’t been to/through Montross recently, you need to go see it! One year before CB did, Montross received a grant to help with the economic and physical blight in their town.
It looks amazing. New facades, murals, old buildings being razed. Montross has a fresh coat of beauty all over it.
That’s next for CB. As the revitalization group continues its work, CB’s downtown waterfront area will improve as well! I can’t wait to take pictures, and report on it, as it happens.
Our little town can be better on the outside. Now, if we could learn, as a community, that the gossip and hatefulness does not help us. Colonial Beach is a beautiful, waterfront town, with the second largest beach front in Virginia.
We could be something astounding, but, it takes not only money from grants, volunteers, but also a willingness for the citizens to accept change and see it as a good thing.
We can be the great destination we used to be. Accept the people, enjoy the summer when we fill with those who don’t have the joy of living in this small, beautiful, waterfront community.
Everyone of us is lucky to be here. We have the amazing river passing by our windows, a school that is the backbone of our town, many who volunteer their time, and so many others who just love this town.
Support it, support progress, and also, go see what CB will look like!
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