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    XBS motion pro REV2 Throttle

    So my Motion Pro REV2 throttle came in today. I took some measurements and was pretty damn satisfied with my shot in the dark. Without any confirmation I was guessing the XBS pull cable was around 35" in length. I did not have one to measure as I had some tom foolery of a previous owner repair. SO lets get into it!

    I ordered the Motion Pro REV2 thottle kit pn: 01-2770 https://www.denniskirk.com/motion-pr...rd/1911259.sku

    The OE push cable measured length 35.5" from adjusting base to end.
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    The Motion Pro cables measured 37-1/8" & 38.5" I know they are long in comparison BUT with the new lay out may be just right.
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    AND THEY FIT THE BUTTERFLY
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    So tomorrow I am going to install these and will take tons of pictures as I go, they will be going directly in the stock routing. I will be using an EBR right hand control.

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    So I was able to install everything this morning. Have maybe 2 extra inches of cable. I'm still not happy with the routing that will tuck under the dash. But until I put the dash back together I am content. Everything moves free and smooth even if I hold the cables down where the dash will be. More to come.

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    Last edited by TheJmann; 03-26-2021 at 02:36 PM.

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    Reserved for pics

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    looks good. are you able to use other grips or do you have to use the supplied motion pro grip?

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    I'll be installing the supplied grips, but they are the same size as stock 7/8" grips

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    Its hard to tell in the pics but it looks like this may be more at home on a XB-R?

    If you decide to stick with this, it would seem like the extra length will work out to your advantage since the routing is now "over the top".

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    Hmm not sure I follow. They don't make a kit for the lightning and that's what this poor gal is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheJmann View Post
    Hmm not sure I follow. They don't make a kit for the lightning and that's what this poor gal is.
    XB-R (aka Firebolt) uses a different upper clamp with a built in bar (kind of like clip ons), along with a different fairing that may be more conducive to that setup... especially since its not being routed between the handlebar and the upper clamp like on a Lightning.

    I was going to fit a Firebolt upper clamp to the methbuell (traded Cooter for a case of beer), but it was turning out to be more of a hassle than what it was wor


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    Ahhh now I follow what your putting down. I may try dirt bike style and run it outside the front windscreen

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    So I ended up pulling the cables back out and ignoring the plastic guide and went around it. It was causing the cables to bind. I Forgot to take pics before I put the windscreen back together. But the cables go over the dash now and work flawlessly!

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