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    #16
    solution moved to a new thread

    http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showthread.php?t=143674

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      #17
      Originally posted by Calvin Blackmore View Post
      never thought of a choke knob
      my bike has a handy lever used by the right thumb whilst disengaging the clutch you can start with two hand no probs.
      Why did you modify yours to be used by the right thumb?
      Seems that the right thumb would be busy with the starter button.

      My wife's '82 850 seems to work so well with the left thumb.


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        #18
        Oh Jim. You just had to come along and complicate things.
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          #19
          Too many pseuo-safety features needed only by those who like that sort of thing. I'll bet some of you think the automatic door locks on automobiles that kick in at 10 mph are great also.

          IMHO, just more junk to go bad. Defeat all the interlocks and go ride. If your in danger starting a motorcycle you probably shouldn't be moving with one.

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