pdiddy
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Went to adjust the brake and throttle levers to my liking. No problem on the brake… just loosen, rotate and lock back down. The throttle is another story. It looks like there is a lip to the assembly that tucks under the grip and is riveted in place. Sheese! The grip is currently perfectly positioned for standup riding which is not the way I want it. If anyone has made adjustments to this already please confirm that you have to drill out the rivet holding the grip on to adjust the throttle position. Thanks.
MadMax
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?????? :shock: I did mine saturday.. Didn't move it much, just a little down. It's held with 2 phillips head screws. If you try and move it to far the cable would be an issue. It moved independently of the grip.MM. 
Flipper
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I also did mine simply by backing off the screws.
pdiddy
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Hmmm... mine wouldn't move. Even with both phillips screws completly removed. Try it again tomorrow...
pdiddy
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Success! Looks like in addition to the two rivets that hold the grips on, there is also epoxy used that spilled out and onto the throttle assembly preventing me from rotating it. After breaking it loose it adjusted as I originally expected.
MadMax
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That's wat I B talkin' bout. MM.
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