Throttlemeister

[Breaker19]

I installed a Throttlemeister on my bike, haven't been able to try it out yet, but I was impressed with it when I saw it on a 2011 used C14 at a local dealer a week or so ago. Very easy install, seems very well machined. An eBay acquisition. Anybody else use this type of throttle lock? I'd interested in hearing opinions.

[TJ]

As far as throttle locks goes I've been using cat "O" rings for decades and they work perfectly. Locks the throttle in position yet is easy to override any time you want.

Bought 4 O rings on ebay recently for about $7 shipped. Any throttle lock is a compromise since they are not cruise control. The O ring does anything any other lock will do for peanuts as costs go.

[Snibbor]

Yup, used one for years.  I like it fine, but it's only useful on fairly level freeway.  I actually have ended up prefering a crampbuster.  I only use the throttlemeister occasionally now.

[Son of Pappy]

Love mine, I am using the same TM I had on my RT.

[W14]

Have one, works fine, although most of my rides don't require me to use it

[Breaker19]

Thanks, all. Appreciate it.

[Breaker19]

Yup, used one for years.  I like it fine, but it's only useful on fairly level freeway.  I actually have ended up prefering a crampbuster.  I only use the throttlemeister occasionally now.

Yea, I have one of those type things like the cramp buster, mine's a kyurakin brand, rubber gizmo that wraps around the throttle, giving a bit more leverage. It's ok, but I find with it I sometimes accidentally put too much throttle when I'm off the interstate and hitting secondary roads. It's easy, another words, to accidentally hit the device with gloves on and not feeling it immediately -- until the bike lurches suddenly forward faster than expected! lol

[CigarSki®]

As far as throttle locks goes I've been using cat "O" rings for decades and they work perfectly. Locks the throttle in position yet is easy to override any time you want.

Bought 4 O rings on ebay recently for about $7 shipped. Any throttle lock is a compromise since they are not cruise control. The O ring does anything any other lock will do for peanuts as costs go.

Got a link? Thanks.

[gPink]

Caterpillar Part Number = 8M4991

http://compare.ebay.com/like/190634702126?var=lv&ltyp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar

[TJ]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/8M4991-Motorcycle-Throttle-Lock-Lot-of-4-Cruise-Control-/200595914346?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2eb472be6a&vxp=mtr

Roll one up your bar weight until it almost touches the grip, once you need it roll it up to the space between the grip and weight and it will lock the throttle in place. You can still easily move the grip in either direction.

[stevewfl]

Love my TM!

[JMills]

On my Versys I had a vista cruise.  I worked ok but took up grip space.  The Connie I purchased had the throttlemeister.  I used a ton over my ride.  It allowed me to relax my hand.  Still would like atrue cruise control.  Had to watch speed on hills both up and down.

[Bourne2Ride]

I'm looking to get a Throttlemeister type unit; but I was wondering if anyone had any experience with the Kaoko Throttle Lock?
The Twisted Throttle web site says it's designed to work with the (Kawasaki Ninja 650R, ER6N, Versys, KLR650E '08-, ZX12, ZX14, GTR1400 Concours).  I like the textured friction ring instead of the smooth Throttlemeister unit. Price seems about the same, and it's black to match the grips. 

[Mister Tee]

I'm looking to get a Throttlemeister type unit; but I was wondering if anyone had any experience with the Kaoko Throttle Lock?
The Twisted Throttle web site says it's designed to work with the (Kawasaki Ninja 650R, ER6N, Versys, KLR650E '08-, ZX12, ZX14, GTR1400 Concours).  I like the textured friction ring instead of the smooth Throttlemeister unit. Price seems about the same, and it's black to match the grips.

I'm not sure I would like it as much.  First off it won't match the other bar end side, and secondly it works a bit different.  That internal ring is what you turn to engage the unit.  With the Throttlemeister the whole bar end turns.  The Throttlemeister can be had in a grooved version if you want it but I personally got the solid black one myself.  Matches the bike perfectly, and on both sides.

[556ALPHA]

I'm not sure I would like it as much.  First off it won't match the other bar end side, and secondly it works a bit different.  That internal ring is what you turn to engage the unit.  With the Throttlemeister the whole bar end turns.  The Throttlemeister can be had in a grooved version if you want it but I personally got the solid black one myself.  Matches the bike perfectly, and on both sides.

+1

[wildnphx]

I'm looking to get a Throttlemeister type unit; but I was wondering if anyone had any experience with the Kaoko Throttle Lock?
The Twisted Throttle web site says it's designed to work with the (Kawasaki Ninja 650R, ER6N, Versys, KLR650E '08-, ZX12, ZX14, GTR1400 Concours).  I like the textured friction ring instead of the smooth Throttlemeister unit. Price seems about the same, and it's black to match the grips.

I sold my Throttlemeister to get this because it is easier to engage.  I like it better but it does not match the other side