Where is the throttle sensor

Question edited for spelling > throttle.
Please don't type in all CAPS, it is considered SHOUTING and is difficult to read.

'year make model' would be useful!!

In my day, they had a cable to a carburetor, some still do. Even with fuel injection, they have a cable and a throttle position sensor.

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year made model throttle not working

Need to know what it is. Twist throttle, must be bike.
Throttle Position Sensor is what I would check on car or bike if high idle not working.

The positioning of the new TPS IS OFFSET....It is possible to install it wrong by accident..I have seen this happen before..The pressure from the sensor plastic actuator has been installed and slightly twisted against the throttle lever inside which causes throttle to raise slightly....Wear safety glasses and disconnect battery..Remove sensor slowly and carefully while removing and watch the throttle lever inside to see if it moves in any direction...Carefully install it again making sure it doesn't twist the throttle lever inside where sensor mounts...The lever on the sensor should stay in its position...Carefully install sensor making sure it doesn't twist...Connect wiring and battery and start for a safety check.....It is possible to have a wrong sensor or faulty new sensor...Double check that it is the correct sensor...

Possibly broke the hand controls or damaged the wires. If the grip moved its probably damaged.

Just a thought as you asked...sounds like a poor throttle position potentiometer ... throttle cabled to butterfly most likely and if ECU dosen't know throttle plate moved you will see this symptom . If electric throttle , can you see(hear) plate moving whilst twisting , if so measure resistance/voltage on pot. . I do not know if resistance of position sensor can be measured while twisting throttle or pushing plate (bike off , battery disconnected or ignition off)
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Assuming your bike has carbs, drain the carbs. Clean the air filter, install new spark plugs. don't go nuts twisting the throttle. Too much and the engine will flood.

First, get a fresh sparkplug. Next, charge the battery. Batteries usually only last two years or less. A battery that will not hold a charge will rob electricity needed for spark. On a bump start, the flywheel generates more electricity than a kick start. Give the throttle only one twist on your morning start if your bike has a power valve. The valve gives a shot of gas when the throttle is turned. Twist too much and the engine will flood. Please rate my answer. Thanks.

check the kickstand switch

what year and model bike are we talking about, if it is an 08 or 09 and has the electronic throttle you damaged the sensor in the throttle control.

Sounds like a kill switch is going bad or ignition wire getting grounded along the frame or elsewhere. A bad ignition switch can do the same thing. Check the side stand kill switch if your bike has one. Check all electrical connectors. A loose or dirty connection can screw up the works.

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