problem solved (kinda)

[yamaha guy]

well today i fiddled with my throttle cable and every thing since it was revving like crazy ever since i put new msr bars on it, so i finally got it to idle properly just by sliding the throttle assembly to the left, so does that sound fixed to you guys? but i still got engine problems but that's the next project, so let me know what you think.
thanks cory

[3wheelmecca]

Another bend (CR Mids or Highs) would help or a longer cable, you run a risk of having it rev when turned, unless that was the problem fixed.

[yamaha guy]

yeah when you turned it would rev so i slide the throttle over and now its fine i sat there wiggles the wheel left and right and no reving so im pretty sure that was the problem.

[yamaha guy]

what does every one else think?

[newrider3]

Just get a longer cable before a ditch ends up running into you.

[yamaha guy]

the cables fine its the original cable and worked fine on the stocks, but after i put the new bars on it started revving so really it was the matter of finding where to adjust it to. i just want to know if that makes sense to other people to double check

[factoryX]

this a tri-z?

[MagicJames]

I'm in agreement with Newrider3. Save yourself the headache of peeling your head off a tree or pile of dirt by getting a new throttle cable that is a couple inches longer. It won't hurt to have a new throttle cable, because it sucks when it breaks (from experience). And you won't have that little nagging feeling when you take a right turn if your throttle is going to pin wide open and run you into whatever is nearest to your right.

[newrider3]

the cables fine its the original cable and worked fine on the stocks, but after i put the new bars on it started revving so really it was the matter of finding where to adjust it to. i just want to know if that makes sense to other people to double check

Exactly, because the new bars are different dimensions from the originals, thus stretching the stock cable.

[Logan Mathwig]

is the new bar the same height and length? if so then ajustit accordngly if its different then get a longer cable. mine did that when i changed the bar on my ytz 250, but i just had to find the right spot for it, you dont want it to rev up when your not ready!!!

[yamaha guy]

well like i said before it would only rev when i turn the wheel which means not enough slack, so i slide the throttle assembly to the left which gave it slack, so now it wont rev when i turn, but i will be getting a new cable soon any ways but i just wanted to see if this would fix the problem for now.