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01-06-13, 13:18
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Cruis control/ throttle lock?
Anyone have a suggestion, would like one for those long rides on the boring highway.
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01-06-13, 13:40
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Go Cruise Throttle Control: http://www.2wheelride.com/throttle_order.html Works great on mine. It is a little uncomfortable as it takes the left side of the throttle (where my hand rests) but easy to use/on/off. Fits in a jacket pocket when not used.
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01-07-13, 00:30
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Not just a palm wrest but an actual throttle lock and it will disengage if you press a button or hit the front brake. |
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01-07-13, 09:45
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01-07-13, 11:34
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Oops thank you.
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01-07-13, 12:46
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Thanks guys, u should get that cough looked after scottie.
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01-07-13, 16:59
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Went with what u suggested jbadner. Was way cheaper and simple, mines being shipped to me now. Thanks hopen it grips well and doesn't slip or losen with tension and vibrations.
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01-07-13, 17:34
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You realize it's not a cruise control? It's a wrist rest. You hold the throttle with you palm against it. It doesn't lock the throttle in anyway.
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01-07-13, 18:32
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Did you watch the video? It does "lock" the throttle. Actually looks pretty simple and easy to use, and easy on/off. Twist the throttle to desired speed, push it up against the brake lever, and it holds the throttle in place.
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01-07-13, 18:58
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Oh, okay. Sorry I know of other devices of similar design that were simply wrist rests sorry for the misinformation.
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