Interesting... "throttle by wire" but yet the bars arent cut for the module, nor is it even there...lol Looks like the same bike as the wired install video, but different switch housing....lol The wired video housing was missing the lower switch...
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ Instead of installing a new tbw throttle sensor, as the title of the video suggests would be shown, it (barely) shows a drill/tap scenario of the right side switch housing without any explanation as to why one would need to drill/tap the right hand switch housing, other than the fact that it's being done because the bike utilizes tbw and there's zero explanation as to exactly where one would need to drill and what size hole and thread count to tap... not to mention the fact that there are no notches at the end of the bar for the sensor and, as such, no sensor... so, please say again why the need for the mysterious drill & tap? This video created 10x more questions than I'm sure it was originally intended to answer, but fell way short of answering any questions whatsoever. Now, I'm adding a vague 'why the need to drill & tap for tbw installation' to my search requirements and scope of work. Thx for bring this seemingly very important scope to my attention. Who knows, maybe somebody on TH-cam made a video about it...that would be awesome. Nobody should waste 9+ minutes of their life watching this nonsense...
@@poolshooter1229 ignorance literally means "lack of knowledge"... kinda sorta why I watched the video, cuz at the time I was most certainly ignorant to the whole TBW setup. That said, there's a difference between ignorance and stupidity, the latter of which I am not. Can't say the same for you tho, especially if you knew exactly what that entire video was all about and you failed to explain it just to be a d!ck and then call me out for not understanding this egregious excuse for an instructional video and, as such, you sir, can eat a bowl of d!cks for all I care.
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Interesting... "throttle by wire" but yet the bars arent cut for the module, nor is it even there...lol
Looks like the same bike as the wired install video, but different switch housing....lol
The wired video housing was missing the lower switch...
what do you do if one of the bolts to the control unit on the handlebars is stripped only one
I guess it is kind of randomly asking but do anyone know of a good site to stream new movies online ?
@Aidan Marley Try Flixzone. You can find it on google =)
@Emilio Royce yup, been watching on FlixZone for since march myself =)
@Emilio Royce thanks, signed up and it seems to work =) Appreciate it!!
@Aidan Marley Glad I could help :D
Someone needs to be talking about what the hands are doing
Replacement went smooth
The title of this video has nothing to do with whats happening in the video.
Thank you
Still think those are dangerous
You definitely talk a lot through this video🙄
You need him to read subtitles out loud to you?
Camera angle sucks
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Instead of installing a new tbw throttle sensor, as the title of the video suggests would be shown, it (barely) shows a drill/tap scenario of the right side switch housing without any explanation as to why one would need to drill/tap the right hand switch housing, other than the fact that it's being done because the bike utilizes tbw and there's zero explanation as to exactly where one would need to drill and what size hole and thread count to tap... not to mention the fact that there are no notches at the end of the bar for the sensor and, as such, no sensor... so, please say again why the need for the mysterious drill & tap?
This video created 10x more questions than I'm sure it was originally intended to answer, but fell way short of answering any questions whatsoever.
Now, I'm adding a vague 'why the need to drill & tap for tbw installation' to my search requirements and scope of work. Thx for bring this seemingly very important scope to my attention. Who knows, maybe somebody on TH-cam made a video about it...that would be awesome.
Nobody should waste 9+ minutes of their life watching this nonsense...
Ignorance is bliss!
@@poolshooter1229 ignorance literally means "lack of knowledge"... kinda sorta why I watched the video, cuz at the time I was most certainly ignorant to the whole TBW setup.
That said, there's a difference between ignorance and stupidity, the latter of which I am not.
Can't say the same for you tho, especially if you knew exactly what that entire video was all about and you failed to explain it just to be a d!ck and then call me out for not understanding this egregious excuse for an instructional video and, as such, you sir, can eat a bowl of d!cks for all I care.