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Breva Heated Grip cable position

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DoubleGuzzi:
Looks like the same design as the Norge..
Stein-Dinse image:



Throttle tube integrated with grip, so stuck with cable positioning, unless someone knows different.

(There's a thread on here about replacing the grips with alternatives.)

Seweryn:

--- Quote from: DoubleGuzzi on May 06, 2026, 08:00:23 AM ---Looks like the same design as the Norge..

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Yes, it is the same design as the Norge and the same controls.

To fix the problem, do I need to remove and replace the grip module with a new one?  Also there is no noticeable stop at the closed throttle position.  Should there be any screw to stop twisting the throttle in the opposite direction?

Seweryn:

--- Quote from: Seweryn on June 08, 2026, 04:30:05 PM ---Yes, it is the same design as the Norge and the same controls.

To fix the problem, do I need to remove and replace the grip module with a new one?  Also there is no noticeable stop at the closed throttle position.  Should there be any screw to stop twisting the throttle in the opposite direction?

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I may just update the issue and answer my own questions:

- The cable for the heating element is at a 90-degree angle to the throttle-cable fixing point when used with the older-type switches (Breva 1100, for example).  Replacing the throttle grip with the one from Norge or later Breva (V1200) that has a 180-degree angle between the throttle-cable fixing point and the cable for the heating element will hopefully solve the problem.

- The stop at the closed position can be achived by loosening the tension of the throttle closing cable.

Seweryn:
I have the new grip installed since yesterday evening.

Here are some photographs showing the details:

Huzo:

--- Quote from: Seweryn on June 08, 2026, 04:30:05 PM ---Yes, it is the same design as the Norge and the same controls.

To fix the problem, do I need to remove and replace the grip module with a new one?  Also there is no noticeable stop at the closed throttle position.  Should there be any screw to stop twisting the throttle in the opposite direction?

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The throttle stop is not particularly robust. You’ve to be careful when closing the twist grip against the abutment, heavy handedness will come back to haunt you.

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