When I first rode the Pani on the track I couldn't get past the delayed throttle response compared to other bikes I have ridden.
It's not so noticable on the street but on the track it was very frustrating. I like to have minimal slack in my throttle so I thought I would see if I could fix it. The next few pics show how it can be done. Cost was my time only.
Below is the amount of freeplay
I machined up a piece of plastic to fit the gap.
And all fitted
Good thing is that when the throttle is put back together the plastic is actually held in place by the surrounds, it physically can't go anywhere. I've had the mod done for three weeks with no problems including three track days.
It's not so noticable on the street but on the track it was very frustrating. I like to have minimal slack in my throttle so I thought I would see if I could fix it. The next few pics show how it can be done. Cost was my time only.
Below is the amount of freeplay
I machined up a piece of plastic to fit the gap.
And all fitted
Good thing is that when the throttle is put back together the plastic is actually held in place by the surrounds, it physically can't go anywhere. I've had the mod done for three weeks with no problems including three track days.
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