[Ogre]

I've been on a trip with 5 other riders and everyone wanted a chance to ride my Scrambler.

3 other bikes, had owners that claimed their bikes had "very sensitive" throttles.

I rode their bikes. They all felt like they had "sluggishish" throttles.

Getting used to riding a Scrambler, IS the CURE for a sensitive throttle...
On any OTHER bike.
:adoration:

(So to cure the Scrambler's throttle...
I guess we need to find an even worse one and ride that.)

BTW...having a total blast riding the twisties in south east Ohio!!!

This bike really rocks in the tight stuff.
:blob8:

 

[Dave S]

I ride all my bikes with my index finger on the brake lever,this works really well to tame the sensitive throttle,although I personally have no issues with it.I like to call it responsive rather than sensitive...

 

[truant]

I find the lack of consistency is the issue for me. 99% of the time the throttle is fine but occasionally I'll be in a corner slowly twisting on the the power and it blasts on like a switch.

 

[scowa18]

After my first service, my bike feels like a totally different machine. Smooth, no twitch. I forgot to ask about a remap, or maybe it is all in my head...

 

[greer]

Scott,

When you get a chance, stop by the dealership and get the specifics on your service please, if it's not too much trouble. It'd be a good thing to know. I'm wondering if a first service remap is sort of like the battery tender plug under the seat, some dealers do and some dealers don't.

Sarah