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v
~
,
Tr
ouble
Ca
rburetlor throttle will
not move when
rotating
th
e
grip
Throttle control grip turns
spontaneously on withdraw-
in
g the hand
Front
brake a
nd
clutch
lever bracke
ts
turn freel y
on the handlebar
Rear wh
ee
l fails to be
braked
•
Cause
3.
Sheath crumpled or
co-
res uf throttle control cable
ruptured
I. Rubber grip slips
2.
\.able broken
al
the
po-
ints
of
soldering, cable cores
ru
ptured or sheath crumpled
I. Adjusti
ng
screw came
louse
2.
Spring braking the grip
is
broken
Bolts
keeping the brackets
from
turning
are
in
sufficient-
ly
tightened
l.
Free travel of brake pe-
dal maladjusted
Symptoms
and
faull
tral.'ing
3.
Ex
a mine the sheath to
check
that
it is intact.
To
check whether
ca
bl
e is intact.
lake
th
e e
nd
pieces out
of
their nests and, by moving
the shea th along the cable
in
one direction or the other,
examine
th
e cable ends, make
su re
that
the cable does
not
seize
in
the shea th and cab le
co
res are intact
2.
Examine
th
e
sheal11
or
throttle control cable
I. Tro
ubl
e is reme
di
ed
by
tightening the sc r
ew
2.
Trouble is not eliminat-
ed by tight·ening the screw
Try out the levers by tigh-
tening the bolts
I. Try out the rear brake
by
changing
adjustment
Continued
Rem
edy
3.
Replace the
damag
ed cab-
le or
d
amage
d shea
th
. Before
solderin~
a new cahle
in
the
e
nd
pi
ece, rull
th
e cable ends
arart
so as
to
form n fasc
icl
e.
If cables are seizing, remove
them, wash and lubri
ca
te
t. Re
pl
ace the grip
01·
wind
a light layer
of
insula
ting
ta-
pe
under rubber grip
2.
Replace
th
e damaged
ca
b-
le or
damag
ed sheath
l. Adjust the screw and se-
cure it
2.
Repair
th
e grip. Remove
the grip and replace
th
e spring
Ti~hten
the bolls
l.
Reduce the
fre
e
tr
avel
of
brake by
adjusting
the draw
rods
a.nd
cone, at the same ti-
me
check the wheel
for
proper
rotation.
l~>\
a
intain
the sma
ll
(15-25
m111)
fr
ee tra
ve
l of
pcd~
l
to a\·uid brake overheat-
illg. On
co
mpleti
ng
acljust-
nwn1.
check llw
br
ak ing
adion
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