i'd like inputs on this throttle lock rig
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From: mattituck new york
i'd like inputs on this throttle lock rig
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From: Indiana
I thought about something like below, not as bulky!!
http://www.retrocycle.com/CustomChro..._in_Black.html
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...d=200379529869
http://www.retrocycle.com/CustomChro..._in_Black.html
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...d=200379529869
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From: Back in the Good Ole USA. South Carolina to be exact.
Hds have throttle friction adjusters that work fine for me. When I ride w/others that are on metrics they always wanty to know how I can ride and take my hand off the throttle.
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Sorry, no personal experience with the one in question, but I do have experience with a couple of others.
Throttle Tender - Decent inexpensive way to lock the throttle on the straights. I use one on my Softail. I have it turned to the inside of the throttle cables since I don't use it often.
SAC Cruise Control Grips - My personal favorite. Easy to use, holds the throttle, and looks good. I use this one on my EG.
Throttle Tender - Decent inexpensive way to lock the throttle on the straights. I use one on my Softail. I have it turned to the inside of the throttle cables since I don't use it often.
SAC Cruise Control Grips - My personal favorite. Easy to use, holds the throttle, and looks good. I use this one on my EG.
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I have the Breakaway and liked it much better than the standard throttle lock screw. However, I switched to Kuryakyn ISO grips and the Breakaway wouldn't fit. It wasn't quite as expensive when my GF bought it for me.
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I had the break-away on my Roadstar and really liked it. It is very clean looking installed. I installed the Kury electro magnetic on my wifes Deluxe and she loves it. The only thing with the Kury is it takes up quite a bit of room. You either have to get turn button extensions or reach for the turn buttons
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Got mine for Xmas and install was pretty easy, used dish soap and it slid right over my Kuryakan grips, with a little pushin. so far so good, it locks on desired speed and press the release or hit the brakes and it releases. I'd give it a thumbs up, only part is it won't hold the speed on upward slope.
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