Go Cruise Throttle Control Review

[webBikeWorld]

Easy to install, easy to use throttle lock for motorcycles.

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[Air Force Mark]

Anybody here used this thing? What do you think?

 

[HansO]

Anybody here used this thing? What do you think?

not yet but it looks good I'm keen to try something like that

 

[GPMAZ]

Yeah, I picked one up from Aerostitch. Works pretty much as advertised. Only had it on for one or two rides, and I didn't use it very much. Still, for $20 its hard to go wrong.

 

[UNCLE JESSE]

Use the throttle Mizer a little bit expensive replaces the vibration weight on your handlebars you just twist it ever how much restraint you won't need

 

[Air Force Mark]

Easy to install, easy to use throttle lock for motorcycles.

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I bought it and just tried it out.
Easy to install, it worked fairley well at different speeds, 20, 55 and 80mph. It does "hunt" up and down a little bit. I don't think it would work very well as a "cruise control" on long runs, but it will serve to rest your hand from time to time.
Over-all a good buy. However, Flipmeisters is probably a better value.

 

[Macrider]

Go cruise

I have had mine for about a year now, it works fine and my bike will cruise on a level superslab for about 10 minutes at one speed until I need to make a small adjustment.
That is just due to the engines vibration.
A friend of mine has one and his would need more adjustment, what he did was loop a small length of wire thru a hole in the upper arm and around the bottom arm of the Go Cruise and he tightened it up to the point where it stopped moving while he was riding.
Now he's happy with it, works perfectly.
Incredibly simple design that works just as well as any of the other expensive ones out there.
I am still thinking about installing an electronic cruise control sometime in the future.