Cruise Throttle Assist for 7/8" Handle Bars for Motorcycles Universal Motorcycle Throttle Mounted Assist Oil Control for Street Bike Sport Off Road Scooter Naked ATV 22MM Handlebar

Great for long trips

These are great.

worked well maybe to well, seem a little dangerous. Will take some time to get use to not hitting it by mistake or having it down and hitting break

Takes the pressure off my wrist so I don't get hand numbness anymore. It doesn't slip and is a good size, nice and out of the way. Fits my bars perfect and the installation and removal is easy. I keep it in my tank bag for longer trips or anytime I get on the highway. Wouldn't use it on the racetrack but it serves its purpose well!

I used this for a few days, ultimately it was great on the highway but kinda put me in a dangerous situation. I was pulling out of a friend’s driveway and hit some gravel in the gutter, my back wheel slid, my bike popped up, and the handlebars started to wobble badly and because of this product I kept inadvertently goosing the throttle as I was trying to grab the handlebars to get them under control and ended up dumping the bike in the street in traffic. I twisted my ankle really badly and banged up my shoulder, doctor said I almost tore the deltoid ligament in my ankle. So overall it works as advertised and was nice to have on the highway, but it could be an issue if you find your handlebars wobbling and you try to gain control, this will make it harder or at least it did for me.

When it came in the mail I was disappointed with its small appearance. I threw it on and managed to get it in the perfect spot first try very easily. It felt cheap. After a few hundred miles with it, I LOVE IT! It is not cruise control but it gives you a chance to open up your hands and stretch the old fingers a bit. Very Happy. Get ya one n try it out.

I ordered this for my Spyder rss...I've used a Cramp Buster in the past and stumbled across this and decided to try one... simple device, how much different can it be???I got it. Opened the package and mused that it was kinda spindly compared to the Cramp Buster, but went ahead and stuck it on.I tried it later that evening and right off the bat I found it much more difficult to adjust because the flimsy flastic would flex and dig into the grip rather than move like the C Buster... I finally got it in a place where it held the speed I wanted but every time I wanted to adjust it say for the 70 mph speed limit on the interstate, it was the same old hassle.I got home from a ride tonight, and when I got off the bike, I noticed it was simply GONE... I surmised that the cheesy plastic just snapped and it exited the handlebar, unnoticed in the dark.In short, if you're looking for a cruise control of this type, save yourself the frustration, spend the extra 5 bucks and buy an original Cramp Buster.This thing is a total POS.

I thought for the money, why not give it a shot? It actually works very well and hasn't slipped on my grip ... helping me to avoid "sleep hands" on longer trips.