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Your cart is empty.The new Go Cruise Aluminum is CNC’D from 6061 aluminum alloy.We keep clean design & affordable price for our customers as usual. The new tension gear design allows you quickly open/close by one hand, and easily to set tension you need.
David
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024
I was looking for an inexpensive and simple option to add curse control to my Vespa. This simple device does the trick.
plurby
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2024
This thing is exactly what I was looking for to augment a form of cruise control to my bike. I tried a knock-off Altas throttle lock and while it worked, it was bulky and awkward.I threw this on as a last ditch effort to see if I can make my longer distance trips more palatable, and let me tell you, this thing is absolutely perfect. It will stay fully engaged (on my throttle, your throttle return spring may be stronger which could change results) at the speed I set it at, and I can *theoretically* take my hand completely off the throttle and cruise at my predetermined speed for a while. Maybe slight adjustments here or there.As an additional bonus, a no-tool removal means that I can take this off quickly and handily for off-road sections where it would get in the way.This is a strong recommendation by myself to anyone that is looking for a solution that is quick, simple, and effective!
Tommy Jordan
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2019
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James A. Frost
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2015
My new FJ-09 can't take a Throttle Meister, and this looked like it might do the trick cheaply and effectively. Its low price made low risk to try out.This is a very high quality piece, nicely machined aluminum and I really like the tension adjuster, which is kept from loosening by a retention spring. You set the tension once and never worry about it. This is well engineered and I don't think you'll find any better version of this kind of throttle lock.My only problem with it, the reason it doesn't easily get five stars, is that it's a bit more irritating to use in the real world than I expected coming from the Throttle Meisters used on previous bikes. With this lock you set the throttle by holding the throttle steady and pushing the lock down against the brake lever with your finger. This sounds easy, and it is -- once, or twice, or a few times. The problem is that you'll spend awhile getting the trim just right every time you set it, and that means holding your finger against the throttle lock while you make minute adjustments to get the speed stable. Finally got it right? Now you're going up a hill and you get to do it again. And again, and again. For a quick lock so you can rest your throttle arm it's fine, but it turns out to be way more irritating than I expected over the course of a long day. I kept wanting some way to lock it to the brake lever so that I could just tweak the throttle.On the upside, releasing the lock is a simple matter of twisting the throttle to its stop, after which the throttle works normally. Compared to the fiddling necessary to disengage a Throttle Meister I consider this a big improvement in terms of both safety and convenience. So, it's not all bad even in comparison with the best throttle locks.I've also used a "cramp buster", but those are quite a lot more irritating to use, don't allow you to take your hand off the throttle, and are much lower quality. If you're looking at one of those, buy this instead.If you aren't planning to cruise with the throttle locked for long periods of time this is a great little device that gets the job done for short money, literally a hundred dollars or more less than more sophisticated throttle locks like the Throttle Meister or Kaoko. That pays for a lot of gasoline.
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