Rocket3Pilot
Supercharged
Not sure as I don't have heated grips, but likely the way the electric wire comes out of the molded rubber? It would interfere with the mechanism.
I believe the wire comes out radially, maybe someone could put up a picture?
Not sure as I don't have heated grips, but likely the way the electric wire comes out of the molded rubber? It would interfere with the mechanism.
I believe the wire comes out radially, maybe someone could put up a picture?
breeze
Living Legend
still like my throttlemeiser
TheWhingnut
Duct Tape Jedi
I just installed the Atlas Throttle lock. Im loving it.
Took 5 min to install. Fits with smallest friction pad I'm loving it so far.
Took 5 min to install. Fits with smallest friction pad I'm loving it so far.
TheWhingnut
Duct Tape Jedi
barbagris
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Interesting - Thanks!
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
I just installed the Atlas Throttle lock. Im loving it.
Took 5 min to install. Fits with smallest friction pad I'm loving it so far.
Heh heh heh MACCRO lens.
Very interesting and thanks for the link!
TheWhingnut
Duct Tape Jedi
Nope just my cellphone.
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
barbagris
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BTW - A nice advantage/disadvantage breakdown of different types on the atlas site
Throttle Lock Comparison Chart
One thing I like with this is that on/off button rotates with your hand. I use a palm rest on both my bikes so my hand position is fixed.
Also looks rather "rustic" which appeals to my mindset.
Throttle Lock Comparison Chart
One thing I like with this is that on/off button rotates with your hand. I use a palm rest on both my bikes so my hand position is fixed.
Also looks rather "rustic" which appeals to my mindset.
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
Hardly an unbiased comparison made by Atlas!?!?
My "mounts to grip" Go Cruise 2 is the simplest, easy to use that I have seen.
Most of the negatives suggested by Atlas are untrue. Tis very easy to set (a slight push downward to the brake lever by your index finger).
Tis NOT a dangerous lock, but temporarily restrains the throttle while you scratch or stretch. Always able easily to roll back throttle if needed.
Out on long stretches of freeways, I set mine to just cancel out the spring pressure give a little relief to my right wrist.
