ATV aluminium throttle grip

ATV throttle grip, marked in the name as aluminium. The photo shows no dimensions, and the part itself is black and matte.

• To be straight with you: the manufacturer did not put a single number on this card's photo, so we cannot give the handlebar bore or the body length
• The photo also shows no bare metal spots: the surface is solid black and matte. So we cannot confirm the material from the photo — aluminium is taken from the name
• The photo shows a body with a round handlebar bore, an upper sleeve for the cable inlet, two mounting lugs and a long thumb lever
• A thumb lever means the throttle is worked with the thumb rather than by twisting the grip: that is how ATVs are controlled
• The neighbouring card in this line is called plastic in its name, and its photo is marked 64 mm, 22 mm and 10 mm. The shape looks similar in both photos
• The first size you need to match is the handlebar tube diameter at the clamp: too wide a handlebar will not fit into the body, too narrow will let the body spin
• The second thing is the cable end: throttle cables end in cylindrical nipples of different sizes, and the wrong end will not seat in the drum
• The throttle grip must spring back on its own once you let go. If it stays turned without pressure, either the drum is faulty or dirty, or the clamp is over-tightened
• It is time to replace it when the body is cracked at the bolt, when the drum is worn, or when the grip no longer returns on its own

To be straight with you: the photo does not confirm the material, and it has no dimensions at all. Which specific model and which year this item is for, the manufacturer did not state, and we do not guess — but we can match the dimensions for you: write us your model and year. Before ordering, measure your handlebar diameter at the clamp and photograph the old cable end — or send us a photo: we will check it before you order.

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