🏍️ Enhanced Control and Versatility: Motion Pro Push/Pull Throttle Black Universal Review

Added to my 85 Honda Rebel, all stock throttle body parts are direct bolt on. nice slim look. A launch button for Slim Motion Pro has also been added. I have schematics for rewiring if anyone needs them.

Perfect replacement for stock throttle and right hand drive on my 1977 CB750K. I used stock 2-stroke throttle cables (since they were still in good condition) and replaced all other controls on the stock throttle body (kill/start) with m.Switches.

Perfect fit for my 2005 CBR 600RR. The bolts on the 2 throttle cables are different sizes and both are perfect for this throttle body assembly. The tube is made of plastic and is 135mm long and can be cut to the length of the handlebar grips, most of which are 124mm long.

The product itself is of pretty good quality but this is the second time I've ordered a throttle tube for 1" bars and got one for 7/8 bars , I even checked with the seller again if he was 1" or 7/8" he must have just measured the tube himself and it doesn't fit the cone with the cable housing as in fig.

LongHorn Moto got me this part very quickly, the build quality is acceptable and I would use it, but "versatility" is a difficult thing as it doesn't work with my push/pull throttle cables or even my Suzuki DR250 will fit a single tension throttle cable. Not worth sending back as shipping back is 1/3 of the value of the goods, I hope to find a use for it one day.

I don't think it's worth taking a star off, if I could give it 4.5 stars I would. The 2-stroke choke works very well, but some mold flash needs to be removed before installation. It actually only takes 30 seconds with sandpaper and it glides smoothly. Just be aware that if you don't do this, the push-pull will be a bit "rough" with some chatter during the swing motion. Overall very happy with the purchase and the quality for the price. Can not complain.

This kit was installed on a Kawasaki project bike. Overall this is a quality piece at this price point. I have had no issues with a bent or deformed throttle. I've made two minor quality improvements: As some have noticed, there are small burrs on the tube, either due to the molding process or to ensure a secure fit. These ribs rub against the case a bit, so I just polished those ridges where they touched the case. Then I noticed some mechanical burrs in the cable housing itself, so again it…