Throttle: Tommaselli Super Pratic or something more modern?

[narrow_monza]

Greetings,

I have the original style Tommaselli Super Pratic single pull throttle with the chain inside and no return spring mechanism.
Can someone recommend something more modern and functional that would be suitable for my narrow case 250 project?
I plan to use an Amal MkI Concentric 626 carb.
Thanks

Adrian

[Jordan]

There's no return spring on any twistgrip throttle I've ever seen. The carburettor's slide spring normally does that job.

I like the Tommaselli item, as it's compact, unpainted aluminium with stainless steel cover plate, straight pull (easy on the cable) and correct for Ducati singles.
And, they are just capable of 30mm cable pull, so will suit any carb up to that size, including all fitted to our bikes as standard.
A negative is the sleeve that accepts the rubber grip is quite short, but there are ways to deal with that.

I also like this Amal type, which can be used with larger carbs:
http://www.groveclassicmotorcycles.co.u ... 1336-p.asp

[narrow_monza]

There's no return spring on any twistgrip throttle I've ever seen. The carburettor's slide spring normally does that job.

I like the Tommaselli item, as it's compact, unpainted aluminium with stainless steel cover plate, straight pull (easy on the cable) and correct for Ducati singles.
And, they are just capable of 30mm cable pull, so will suit any carb up to that size, including all fitted to our bikes as standard.
A negative is the sleeve that accepts the rubber grip is quite short, but there are ways to deal with that.

I also like this Amal type, which can be used with larger carbs:
http://www.groveclassicmotorcycles.co.u ... 1336-p.asp

Thanks for the info Jordan!