What is the difference between dual throttle cables and single throttle cables on motorcycles?

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The difference between dual throttle cables and single throttle cables on motorcycles is as follows: Dual throttle cables have two throttle cables under the right-hand throttle grip, while single throttle cables have only one throttle cable under the right-hand throttle grip. Dual throttle cables are suitable for vacuum carburetors, whereas single throttle cables are suitable for slide carburetors. Cable throttle: In cars, the cable throttle operates by connecting one end of a steel cable to the throttle pedal and the other end to the throttle valve, with a one-to-one transmission ratio. This means the throttle valve opens to a corresponding angle based on how much the driver presses the accelerator, thus controlling acceleration. Classification of throttle cables: Throttle cables are divided into mechanical and electronic types, each with different control methods and processes. Whether mechanical or electronic, if the driver notices the throttle cable is tight, or the throttle feels sticky or unresponsive, they should not continue driving.