OCUTL01 Black Aluminum Throttle Lock (Universal Adjustable Fit)

My hand went numb during long rides from holding the throttle for so long. It took me ten minutes to put it on and It works great I no longer have numb hand because of this fantastic product, I put this on two years ago and it still works the same as it did the day i installed it on my bike and I am beck to buy one for my second bike I just bought. Follow the instructions and you will be able to have the ability to lock your throttle , Don't worry its safe if you have to decelerate just grab the throttle and turn it back, It takes a second to get used to using it but once you do its great. remember its not cruise control its just holding your throttle in place so you may have to make an adjustment or two to get it right where you want it, Don't hesitate to buy it , Totally worth every penny !

This is a great solution for those of us without throttle lock or cruise control on our bikes. It was super easy to install. My right hand has often gone numb while on my motorcycle, which made me look into this product. It takes a bit of adjustment at first to get it to stay at the right speed, but once you figure it out it works wonderfully.

I have a 2010 Kawasaki Concours 14 and ride often. I looked at a couple different options for cruise control and decided to give this a try. I am preparing for a trip and have spent several hundred dollars already on things I needed for the trip and didn't want to spend a couple hundred more for cruise. This is one of the last things I needed so I took the plunge in purchasing this device. The last couple times I used it, it works fine, not great. In using it for the first time, I was concerned on how tight I had to make it and did not want to damage my grip or the Omin-Cruise. The instructions encourage to make it tight to work efficiently, so I kept tightening. Well it did work! It is good for long travels and will need some adjustment from time to time. If you plan on using it on short treks then this is not the option. It is well constructed and very light, so light I thought it was plastic. So if you do long traveling and are looking for a cost effective way to have CC, this is a great option.

When doing long rides, sometimes you need to stretch your throttle hand and arm. It locks great but of course doesn't keeep a set speed. I set mine for 70 on level road and slow down or speed up going up and down hills.

The device hits my oem hand guards as it rotates up. I am unable to use this Omni-cruise for my Suzuki vstrom 650.

I really love this product! I must be dealing with some carpal tunnel or something now that I'm in my mid 40s and have spent 20 years working on a computer. I get tingling in my throttle hand after only about 20 minutes holding my throttle at 55+ MPH. The tingling quickly makes my hand and wrist numb. I had always wanted to do some motorcycle touring, but couldn't ride more than about 75 miles at a time without pain, so had pretty much given up the idea and thought of riding merely as a fun way to commute, save a little gas, and get some kicks on the weekends.Then I got the Omni-Cruise.Wow, what a difference it makes to be able to take my hand off the throttle and rest for a while! I have a 10-mile commute to work down a straight country road at 55MPH and this thing makes my daily commute a real joy. By the end of the ride, after only 15 minutes, my hand would be numb. Not any more!I had a little trouble dialing in the thumb screw. I couldn't get it to hold tight and maintain speed. Just needed to be tightened a bit. It will now hold a steady speed indefinitely. And rolling off the throttle to disengage the device is a piece of cake as well. It took a little bit of practice to figure out how to disengage without revving the throttle. Now it is just a reflexive part of my riding routine.I'm really looking forward to getting out on longer rides now that I don't have to fear my hand getting numb.Get the Omni-Cruise and enjoy riding again!

Bought it because people said it was dope, but in all honesty i don't use it much and it gets in the way when i'm riding. and when you do use it, the bike doesn't stay at like say 60mph, it'll either keep throttling, or it'll slow down. no matter how tight you tighten it, it takes a while for you to get it to stay ni one spot so that you stay at the desired mph and when you're riding you don't have time to mess around with that. Just ride the old fashioned way and just hold the throttle..

The product functioned well for short periods of time. While it allowed me to have some times of rest for my throttle wrist it didn't always stay wher I wanted it to. It wasn't that easy to set with your one hand and I found, on multiple occasions, myself reaching with my clutch hand to help set the throttle lock. This was pretty dangerous as, at one point, I hit my kill switch at 70 MPH. That was the least thrilling experience I've ever had. When it was working appropriately it was great.