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Burger14uk
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What does everyone think of the new ride by wire throttle system that are coming to bikes? Would you really trust them like you do with a cable?
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Double six
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If it's good enough for RAF fighter pilots, it's good enough for plebs like bikers.
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Burger14uk
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But if the fighter pilots throttle gets stuck on there not going to accelerate into a wall.
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Double six
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jinx57
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Cornholio
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Wouldn’t like to use it under a low bridge or riding through a tunnel. But the idea is a sound one!! ---------------------------------------------------- Quote: Ejector seat on motorbike, sorted.
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Double six
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If you are hurtling towards a brick wall passing under a low bridge or through a tunnel then it won't matter either way really Corni.
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jinx57
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Tezza1958
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Fly by wire has been around a long time in trucks and cars, if they fail, they don't work. But why would you be riding into a wall, Bizzare, there is always a clutch and brake, problem solved
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Double six
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I still think the ejector seat is the way forward....or upward!
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jinx57
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Why does 'ride by wire' keep making me think of a tethered model plane whizzing round in circles..maybe that's where they borrowed the expression from...hmmm
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