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cruise control
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weschmann
Kawa Afterthought
http://advrider.com/index.php?threa...-universal-motorcycle-cruise-control.1014518/ i purchased this throttle lock at the Hamburg national rally and have put 5000 highway miles on it now. Just completed a 2700 mile trip from my home in the mid west around Lake Superior and sooooo glad I bought this at the national. I ride a 700 GS but the throttle on the 800's and 700's are the same. Total cost was $146.00
Rod Sheridan
New member
I have this one on my F700GS, works great.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yd4r9Fdihuo
regards, Rod.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yd4r9Fdihuo
regards, Rod.
sporthog93
New member
Go Cruise, $20
Welcome to the forum!
Gary
jamesdavidhoward
New member
Atlas throttle lock works well for me
I purchased an Atlas-brand throttle lock for my F-series GS. It installed without much trouble, and works well. My bike is an older one - with the "paddle" turn signals on left and right handgrip clusters, so it took some "fiddling" to position well. Other folks having the newer bikes with left-side tilt-and-push signal switches would have no such problem. Atlas does not require cutting, slicing, re-positioning of handgrips; they attach to the small "lip" on the inner edge of the handgrip. They are very thin so they don't interfere with any other operation of the bike. Here's an example on an F800GS:
See http://www.atlasthrottlelock.com. They are so popular that they have "sell outs" and it may require a short wait.
I purchased an Atlas-brand throttle lock for my F-series GS. It installed without much trouble, and works well. My bike is an older one - with the "paddle" turn signals on left and right handgrip clusters, so it took some "fiddling" to position well. Other folks having the newer bikes with left-side tilt-and-push signal switches would have no such problem. Atlas does not require cutting, slicing, re-positioning of handgrips; they attach to the small "lip" on the inner edge of the handgrip. They are very thin so they don't interfere with any other operation of the bike. Here's an example on an F800GS:
See http://www.atlasthrottlelock.com. They are so popular that they have "sell outs" and it may require a short wait.
