Cruise control.
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B06Tang
Cafe Racer
http://www.fasteddysports.com/?page_id=3&product_id=876
I have been told that this one works pretty well and it is only 20 bucks. I'm assuming that you don't want something permanently installed on your Thruxton do you?
I have been told that this one works pretty well and it is only 20 bucks. I'm assuming that you don't want something permanently installed on your Thruxton do you?
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Ben S
Scooter
Just finished 1000 miles in 3 days on my T-100
I highly recommend the Brake Away.Not cheap, but it doesn't look cheap either.
http://www.brakeawayproducts.com/productinfo.html
I highly recommend the Brake Away.Not cheap, but it doesn't look cheap either.
http://www.brakeawayproducts.com/productinfo.html
phil
Street Tracker
I got one.. it work pretty good, and its doesn't lock the throttle out neither, it kinda uses friction to make it work..
I've bought the cramp buster just before I went from Dallas to Austin for ROT Rally a couple weeks ago. It works for what it is, let's you rest your palm on it and stretch your hand out. Plus you can easily twist it out of the way, or move it around for better position. Worth the 11 bucks.
zmilin
Street Tracker
This item from fast eddy is great as long as your grips are rubber. It will not work on a surface that it can't grip to (i.e. chrome, ,metal, etc...)
I have one of these and love it. Takes a bit of adjusting and the instructions are long but cover everything you need to know.
I have one of these and love it. Takes a bit of adjusting and the instructions are long but cover everything you need to know.
RumRunner
Street Tracker
OK, I tried a Cramp Buster on my 04 Thruxton with Clip-Ons... Put it on at the store, and 36 miles later when I got home it came off and never went back on again. It was uncomfortable for me, as I'd lean into a turn it would cause me to roll onto the throttle. I use one of the Go Cruise Throttle Controls, BEST $20 I've spent on my bike in years!!! Very simple to use, won't keep the RPM at the same spot forever, but long enough to adjust your clothing, warm your hands on the top of the engine, stretch, whatever and keeps you from having a death grip on the bars... Highly recommended.