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Throttle Sleeves for Harley-Davidson Motorcycles
A throttle sleeve is the tube under the right-hand grip that links your twist of the wrist to the throttle cable. As you roll the grip, the sleeve pulls the cable and opens the throttle. Over time a sleeve can wear, crack or develop rough spots, which can make the throttle feel sticky or uneven. Riders replace it to restore smooth, predictable throttle action, or as part of a grip or cable refresh.
We currently have 1 throttle sleeve in stock, from Bikers Choice. It is the Bikers Choice 74-81 Big Twin & XL Single Cable Throttle Sleeve, listed for Harley-Davidson Big Twin and XL models.
When choosing a throttle sleeve, keep these points in mind:
Match the sleeve to your model and year range.
Check whether your bike uses a single-cable or dual-cable throttle setup.
Make sure it suits the grips and throttle housing you plan to run.
Inspect your throttle cable at the same time, since a worn cable can cause similar symptoms.
To confirm fitment, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
A throttle sleeve is the tube under the right-hand grip that links your twist of the wrist to the throttle cable. As you roll the grip, the sleeve pulls the cable and opens the throttle. Over time a sleeve can wear, crack or develop rough spots, which can make the throttle feel sticky or uneven. Riders replace it to restore smooth, predictable throttle action, or as part of a grip or cable refresh.
We currently have 1 throttle sleeve in stock, from Bikers Choice. It is the Bikers Choice 74-81 Big Twin & XL Single Cable Throttle Sleeve, listed for Harley-Davidson Big Twin and XL models.
When choosing a throttle sleeve, keep these points in mind:
Match the sleeve to your model and year range.
Check whether your bike uses a single-cable or dual-cable throttle setup.
Make sure it suits the grips and throttle housing you plan to run.
Inspect your throttle cable at the same time, since a worn cable can cause similar symptoms.
To confirm fitment, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
