RE: [ST] Cruise Control

["Brad Hancock" <hancocklcdr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The throttle mister is somewhat pricey, but it is very high quality and
won't break in half like some of the plastic throttle lock on the
market. I don't represent them in any way, other than being a very
satisfied customer. It is very simple to use, I generally keep it
engaged and manually roll off the throttle while on the highway and
disengage it for sporty riding. It is easy to twist it on/off, while
rolling on/off the throttle. Why worry about spending $100 for a high
quality, good looking device to go on your $10000 machine, vice putting
a $40 cheap black plastic monstrosity on there?   

Brad Hancock
LCDR, CEC, USN
Purdue Construction Eng. Mgmt Masters Program
Lafayette, IN 

- -----Original Message-----
From: owner-st@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-st@xxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Wes
Kendall
Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 1:44 AM
To: ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [ST] Cruise Control

  What are you listers using for cruise control on your bikes?  I used
to have an NEP throttle lock on my SV650, and really liked it, but there
does not seem to be one that will work with the RS twistgrip, due to the
way that the throttle cable exits.  The Vista universal type might work,
but looks kind of cobbled together.  The Throttlemeister seems pricey
and awkward to use.  Your comments and suggestions would be welcome.

Wes


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