Electric throttle with reverse button

Electric throttle with reverse button: the photo shows a three-position switch marked N, F and R.

• Honestly: on this card's photo the manufacturer didn't write in a single dimension. What we write here is what's visible in the photo
• Letters on the switch: N — neutral position, F — forward, R — reverse. This is the only card in this line whose photo shows such a switch
• The photo shows a pair of grips, the housing with the switch, and a long cable with a white connector and separate terminals
• On an electric throttle the cable isn't turned — instead the voltage changes: inside sits a Hall sensor, and the controller delivers power based on its signal. So what matters isn't the cable-end fitting, but the number of wires and the connector type
• The first dimension to match is the handlebar tube diameter at the clamp: too wide a handlebar won't fit into the housing, too narrow lets the housing spin loose
• The throttle grip must return by itself once you let go. If it stays turned without pressure, either the drum is dirty or worn, or the clamp is over-tightened
• Time to replace it when the housing is cracked at the screw, when the drum is worn, or when the grip no longer returns by itself

We'll say it straight. Neither the grip length nor the connector type is stated by the manufacturer. Which specific model and year this item is for, the manufacturer didn't state, and we don't guess — but we can compare dimensions for you: write in your model and year. Before ordering, measure your handlebar diameter at the clamp and photograph the old cable end — or send a photo: we'll check before you order.

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