With the way the choke operates, Is it necessary to use the stock choke lever? I would like to try and use switches from a Euro CBR 600, that has the choke lever built into the switch housing?
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Choke Lever
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Re: Choke Lever
JT: If the choke lever you want to use operates the cable properly, I see no reason why it shouldn't work. Just try and see how much "pull" you are getting 
Make sure it pushes back alright also.
Make sure it pushes back alright also.-
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Re: Choke Lever
Ok, Thanks for the reply. When I give this a try I'll see how it operates the choke first before I get to involved with it.
Thank you.
JT
Thank you.
JT
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