Motorcycle Cruise Control with Silicone Ring Protect, Universal Throttle Assist Aluminum Wrist/Hand Grip Lock Clamp to fit Most Motorcycles and Sports Bikes

I bought this because it was cheap or cheaper than the other ones that are anywhere between $40 and up. I built myself with a beginner mountain bike, GT series, the black green and blue one you can buy at sporting goods sometimes at Walmart. I turned that and I threw a Amazon bot 49 cc two-stroke motor on it for a gas bicycle conversion. Bottom line for the throttle and holding the throttle. It works really well what stops it is my brake lever, and I can honestly say that it holds it and made cruising very comfortable would absolutely buy again for my next build. It holds it tight and you can adjust it. It is ridiculously easy to use and it’s probably the cheapest cruise control for a motorcycle now my throttle twist was maybe a bit tougher than most but it still worked and it obviously depends how tough yours is to accelerate on your motorcycle or e bike, but I absolutely recommend this. Some older E bikes do not have cruise control.

The Silicone Ring snapped trying to put it on to my throttle grip but other than that it works just fine, i like the Brass adjusting screw it is much better than most other adjusting screws on similar products that i have seen and the rest of it is solid aluminium..Over all it is easy to install & easy to use $21 for a low cost Cruise Control that works.

Not really a cruise control, it's more of a throttle lock. It works fine for short intervals to give your hand a short rest.

Not sure if there was a way to make it work better on my bike. I own a Kawasaki Z900RS. After installing the rubber sleeve, I tried the cruise on my bike while it was off & sitting static. It seemed to work. I rolled on the throttle, placed the cruise lever on the sleeve & tightened it down till it gripped. It held but when I tried it in real use, it allows the throttle to slowly roll off. I tried tightening the cruise lever so it gripped more. But that would eventually allow the throttle to roll off too. I couldn't make the cruise lever any tighter (it had used all the threads). I could have tried to work out some kind of fix to increase the diameter of my throttle grip. But when I looked closer at the sleeve, the rubber was already cracked & failing. Pair this with the grip on the cruise lever being to open, I decided it wasn't worth the hassle. Now, this is my experience with this cruise set up. Which might be diff on another brand or model. And, hopefully you find it works well on your bike. It just didn't work for my application.

I took a 1,500 miles trip on my bike and I can say I never would have made it without this throttle lock. It let me rest my hand, loosen my grip, open my drink bottle, and even put on my gloves without stopping. It is easily one of my new bike essentials.

Have'nt had a chance to try it yet but looks like it will work. Be glad to trll ya more when I know

Had to use a rubber wrap, the ring you get will not stretch at all and I couldn't get it over my grip ends. Tried a few throttle lock controls that just didn't get me anywhere different than the stock knob on my bike. So I gave this style a shot and loved it. I'm glad I bought this one because of how the clamping force is adjusted. It takes a little while to get used to using it and having it on your hand grip, but it's worth it. It's so much faster and easier to use than my throttle lock. I do a lot of riding with others that have actual cruise, and I can set this as fast as they can set theirs. It's also a lot more accurate and easy to make slight speed adjustments than my throttle lock. I can use it with heavy gloves on as well. If you're on the fence about this, it's worth it.

This may work but for the gloves I wear I knw right off the bat with that baby brass knob there is no way I will be able to tighten it while riding

Works ok but a bit fiddly to adjust with gloves on but a cheaper option than paying for electronic cruise control