GC22BK Throttles

I had BrakeAway throttle lock on four motorcycles before. They are well-engineered and work well but are a real pain to install. Also, they cost 200 bucks.The Go-Cruise throttle lock costs 12 bucks and is just as easy to use.

This is a game changer for my 50 mile commute. I need 10 seconds to get feeling back in my fingers every so often and this works perfectly to hold the throttle in place so I can safely shake out the sleep/tingle.It is NOT a cruise control. It just holds the throttle where you set it. To engage just roll it in place, to disengage just roll the throttle a bit or use your thumb to roll back.

Easy to install. Does slip a bit but gives your hand a short rest by holding the throttle steady.

i got it today took less than a minute to put on rode the bike and it worked great. i just wish i have bought 2 on for my other bike.

What can I say. It does what it’s I tended to do safely and easily

If you have 2 finger shorty levers like I do it probably won't work well.

Really simple to use. It is short though, so a couple times it got stuck under my brake lever which is really dangerous. Luckily I only use it on long trips on the highway where there is no traffic, just to give my hand a rest..

I installed this on both my DR650's. Obviously, I like it.You should be aware that this is not a cruise control, but more of a cramp-buster. It lets you take your hand off the throttle for a few seconds to flex your fingers or wave at someone. Unattended it will slowly slip and the bike will slow down. You can prevent this by lightly resting your hand on the throttle.$19 feels like a lot for a little piece of plastic. But it's well designed and well made and just works. I wouldn't be without it for long rides on the highway.