Non-electronic cruise that works and i love

[Boostedxt]

http://www.jcpakbikes.com/cruisecontrol/index.html

When i had my multistrada i had one of these and i used it for a small bit with the tenere before i got hurt. Its super cheap and it works great. I used it for a 4000 mile trip and it works well enough to take your right hand off. I did 10+ mile sections with no right hand on the throttle. Any significant up hill and down hill works against it as its. A friction lock system like all the others. Its just way cheaper and works just as good. Plus it works on multiple bikes if you are lucky enough to have more than 1.

I just thought i would throw this out there for all of you to see. I love mine and highly recommend them to anyone.

Joe

 

[hojo in sc]

Yes, easy to put on, yes, easy to use. The only downside and why I don't use it anymore; big hands and it takes up more room on the grip than I like.

 

[Boostedxt]

Yes, easy to put on, yes, easy to use. The only downside and why I don't use it anymore; big hands and it takes up more room on the grip than I like.

You must have massive hands!

Joe

 

[Camshft]

I have one and it works great. I'll never use any other type of throttle lock.

CammyB'hammy

 

[behindbars]

Have it and like it! ::008::

 

[snuffcityrider]

::026:: ::008::

 

[STPanther]

Thanks for the timely post Boostedxt and feedback everyone else. I am on the Yamaha S10 for only a week and am looking for a simple cruise control option to allow for occassional right hand rest/stretch. I had a vista cruise on my Honda ST1300 and liked it. My friend was describing the cruise solution you posted and it looks perfect for my needs. The fact that it is easily removable is a plus. I'll be ordering one tomorrow.

 

[imrubicon]

This looks like it could work easy and simple