R1200S throttle action

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This has got me thinking about the throttle on my HP2?

I can't say I have ever noticed a non linear throttle response on mine and I can't recall it ever being discussed on an HP2 forum so I assume it doesn't have one (unless someone can tell me different?)

Would it be possible to swap to an HP2 throttle assembly or are they completely different??


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Edit: just checked the parts catalogue and they show the same image but have different part numbers so maybe...............?

The part number for the HP throttle is 61317694850, R1200S is 61317685498
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well if your selling it greg,there is no need to bother. :roll: :wink:
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ianbcr wrote:well if your selling it greg,there is no need to bother. :roll: :wink:
This is true. Just trying to be helpful :wink:
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Is it going Greg. How come, and What's going to replace it?
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[quote="f90x"]Is it going Greg. How come, and What's going to replace it?[/quote]

greg has been having a clear out of biking gear,and someone joked about his bike going.so...... :?:
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Dog Tyred wrote:This has got me thinking about the throttle on my HP2?

I can't say I have ever noticed a non linear throttle response on mine and I can't recall it ever being discussed on an HP2 forum so I assume it doesn't have one (unless someone can tell me different?)

Would it be possible to swap to an HP2 throttle assembly or are they completely different??


DT

Edit: just checked the parts catalogue and they show the same image but have different part numbers so maybe...............?

The part number for the HP throttle is 61317694850, R1200S is 61317685498
The HP2 has a different (bigger) throttle body and does not have the non linear throttle pull of the 12S.

That being said, the HP2 parts might fit the 12S throttle body?
If I get a chance, I'll have a real good look at my 12S and HP2 someday.

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ianbcr wrote:
f90x wrote:Is it going Greg. How come, and What's going to replace it?
greg has been having a clear out of biking gear,and someone joked about his bike going.so...... :?:
i have to admit to being surprised. it's a keeper along with the bcr.
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Quick update.
I bit my lip and forked out for the boxer design quick action throttle parts. Although expensive it does a great job of shortening the pull. Very easy to fit. The plastic part look like they are cnc made, which may be why they are expensive .
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gus wrote:Quick update.
I bit my lip and forked out for the boxer design quick action throttle parts. Although expensive it does a great job of shortening the pull. Very easy to fit. The plastic part look like they are cnc made, which may be why they are expensive .
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Cool. Thanks for the update Gus. I'll order mine tonight. Just to be certain. This is what you fitted?

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewit ... 1019030346
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Hello,

Contact him direct. It might work out a little cheaper.

Went out on mine for the first time this year and remembered why I fitted it!!!

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f90x wrote:
gus wrote:Quick update.
I bit my lip and forked out for the boxer design quick action throttle parts. Although expensive it does a great job of shortening the pull. Very easy to fit. The plastic part look like they are cnc made, which may be why they are expensive .
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Cool. Thanks for the update Gus. I'll order mine tonight. Just to be certain. This is what you fitted?

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewit ... 1019030346
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Yes that's the one.
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Cheers Gus. I should have ordered it a few weeks ago but I've been a bit manic and I guess it wasn't a priority. Can't wait now though.
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So I have it and I've fitted it. Well, it is better but still not perfect. I'll keep it and see how I feel over the summer. At least it doesn't need to be dropped into a lower gear all the time now. At a medium speed I appear to be nearer the power at the same sort of speeds and gears that I was in before the mod on roads that i know very well. It took ten minutes messing about to work out exactly where I was supposed to install it as there were no instructions or even a photocopied pic to help. I also had to take a stanley knife to the new cover (an already modified standard BMW part) in order to stop the throttle jamming on it.

Overall it appears to have made a difference so i'lll see how my wrist feels after my next long ride.
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Hi
As I said it doesn't get rid of the non linear action. It just allows you to open the throttle quicker to get past it. Not perfect, I know. But at the moment it's the best we got until someone finds out exactly what's needed to rid the non linear action.
I had no problems fitting mine, ten minute job. Had no issues with sticking throttle. The instructions are not brilliant but do steer you in the right direction.
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gus wrote: The instructions are not brilliant but do steer you in the right direction.
If you need it for the HP2 Sport, you should get it from a proper place! :wink:

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