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  • anybody use a throttle lock/cruise

    anybody have one on their Kat
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  • #2
    Used to have one on my Nighthawk along time ago ......
    Loved it for long rides ~

    All you want to know is right here ~

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    • #3
      I have the throttlemeister on mine. Works good on long rides without too many hills.

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      • #4
        i use vista cruise on mine it's nice to be able to take your hand off for a minute but other than that it kinda makes the throttle stick instead of springing back and if i loosen it on the grip it dont clamp enough to hold when i want it to.

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        • #5
          Dan was using one, I need to get one lol.

          The only comments I've heard is around town it's useless but once you hit the highway and have it set up right they are half decent.
          Kyle

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          • #6
            throttlemeister on mine
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            • #7
              I usually ride with guys that ride cruisers on the weekend , need the option of being able to shake that hand out more
              we always seem to maintain a speed that knumbs my right hand
              going to have to find something
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              • #8
                Originally posted by rexazz2 View Post
                anybody have one on their Kat
                No.

                I have a real electronic cruise control on mine.
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                • #9
                  I use the Throttlemeister on the Busa and it is really useful on long rides. I have heard good things about using a O ring as a cheap alternative, but have never tried it myself.
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                  • #10
                    squiggy when is that write up coming?

                    Rex, I thought about one too, for the ride to work as it is mostly highway. I still am in the market for one, but would like to have a real cruise that works on hills too.

                    Marc


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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by sonosam View Post
                      squiggy when is that write up coming?
                      My write-up is done. I sent everything to Cyber and he is not yet finished changing it to html on his website.


                      The link below is what he has so far.

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                      • #12
                        I use a yellow O-Ring from Caterpillar (yep, those big yellow machines. )

                        I just roll it between the throttle and bar end.
                        2015 KTM 1290 Super Adventure
                        2005 Suzuki 750 Katana, sold
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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by squiggy View Post
                          My write-up is done. I sent everything to Cyber and he is not yet finished changing it to html on his website.


                          The link below is what he has so far.

                          http://www.motorcycleanchor.com/kata...secontrol.html
                          I like the idea of having a real cruise control, but holy crap that's a pretty involved installation, compared to a throttle lock.
                          '07 Yamaha FJR1300
                          '05 Katana 600

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                          • #14
                            I use a cramp buster
                            ...peaking from under a sleeping bag..."Hi, I'm Zuma"

                            I'm already in a club but we have Bombers, Fighters and Big Friggin Guns!!!






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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by BrianT View Post
                              I like the idea of having a real cruise control, but holy crap that's a pretty involved installation, compared to a throttle lock.
                              mmm...I suppose. But I wanted a real cruise control functionality. I used to have the Throttlemeister product but it was still annoying always readjusting the throttle when going up or down hills.

                              The most difficult aspect was hooking up the throttle cable to the carbs, until I came up with what I have know. That was the most time consuming of this install. Well, that and trying figure which wire was the VSS (vehicle speed sensor) and what are the correct PPM (pulses per minute) dip switch. The rest of the electrical was easy enough.


                              I would like to turn the "How To" into a PDF file, but those Adobe writer cost to much right now.
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