Is it hard to put the pedal to metal?
Discussion
The throttle on mine is closed by three springs, one wrapped round the throttle butterfly's shaft and two pulling the shaft from a lever arm. They certanly provide far, far, far more force than is necessary, but if I removed one of the "lever" springs and the other one snapped, I'm not convinced the remaining wrapped spring would be up to the job of closing the throttle. Perhaps the thing to do would be to replace both lever arm springs with weaker ones?
Pupp said:
It's worth remembering that WFO the airlow can be considerable and can hold the throttle open. This is why most bike throttles have return cables too 
Yes, that certainly sounds "worth remembering" 

... along similar lines to a mate for whom it would have been "worth remembering" that he had bodged a quick fix to his clutch cable with a paper clip. He finally remembered this clearly as his car lurched up the front steps of a public library.
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