RFX Pro Throttle Tube (Black) - Yamaha YZ65

RFX Pro Throttle Tube (Black) - Yamaha YZ65. Pro Series Throttle Sleeves RFX Pro Series Throttle Tubes are machined from billet aluminium and feature a sealed bearing and Teflon sleeve to provide an effortless throttle action. RFX Pro Series Tubes resist damage in a crash unlike standard plastic tubes. For these reasons they are used by many of the top race teams and riders in the U. K Championships such as STR KTM. Replacement throttle tubes for all popular off road bikes. Uses the same cam

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Pro Series Throttle Sleeves

RFX Pro Series Throttle Tubes are machined from billet aluminium and feature a sealed bearing and Teflon sleeve to provide an effortless throttle action. RFX Pro Series Tubes resist damage in a crash unlike standard plastic tubes. For these reasons they are used by many of the top race teams and riders in the U.K Championships such as STR KTM.

• Replacement throttle tubes for all popular off road bikes.
• Uses the same cam profile as the OEM part for proper throttle control.
• Hard anodised billet aluminium construction.
• Sealed ball bearing and Teflon sleeve virtually eliminate friction.
• Laser etched with RFX logo.
• Knurled grip mounted area.
• Reduced chance of damage if you crash.

Tag Line

Roller Bearing

For an effortless throttle action

CNC Machined Construction

For the ultimate crash resistance

Fitting Instructions

• Slide the rubber boot down and disassemble the throttle housing, remove the old throttle tube taking care not to damage the throttle cables.
• Carefully remove grip from the old throttle tube if required.
• Inspect the cables and housing for excess damage or wear, clean and lube them or replace if required.
• Clean the handlebar and inspect for damage where the old throttle tube has been spinning on the bar if a ridge is present replace the handlebars.
• Slide the new throttle tube on the handlebar and lube using a penetrating lubricant preferably Maxima MPPL (do not use grease as this attracts dirt and makes the throttle stick after a short period of time).
• Re-assemble the throttle cables and housing again using some penetrating lubricant.
• Tighten the throttle housing in the correct position on the handlebars.
• Adjust the cable to the required (free play amount) of your liking.
• Rotate the handlebars to their maximum position to check proper operation of the throttle and correct cable routing, some re-adjustment of the cable may be required.
• Slide the rubber boot back over the housing.
• Cover the hole in the end of the grip with some electrical tape (To stop glue entering the throttle barrel) and apply a small amount of RFX grip glue to the outer end of the throttle tube on the outside diameter.
• Apply a small amount of RFX grip glue to the inside of the new grip and slide onto the tube.
• Twist the grip to the correct position and leave to dry.
• Apply RFX safety grip wire if needed.
• After the glue has dried again check proper operation of the throttle.