[Mr. Black]

Just curious.

Not to keen on the o-ring trick as there is too much a gap between the grip and end weight.

Any throttle locks out there that work?

On my ducati I had a hole drilled in the cable housing that was tapped with a screw in it. You could put drag on the throttle by running that screw in a little bit. Anyone try this?

 

[andyauger]

NEP or Vista Cruise

They work well and are pretty cheap.

If you don't mind spending money ($125) the Throttlemeister is pretty slick. It replaces the bar end, you set it by rotating it. I prefer thumb locks (NEP or Vista Cruise, $15 to $20) but some folks do like the Throttlemeister.

 

[Mr. Black]

Thanks andy

I will search up those you posted on the intraweb.

 

[theomen]

They are expensive, but here is what I am looking at
http://www.brakeawayproducts.com/

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[stingray]

I've been using the o-ring method for 5 years and it works well. I tie a little zip tie around the oring and cut most of the end off to give me a little tab to pull it out of the gap while riding. It's cheap and easy and it works.

 

[Guest]

I've had good luck with the NEP throttle lock. I tried the Vista Cruise (the cheaper one, not the chrome universal model) but could get it to work without any drag when it wasn't in use. YRMV...

 

[MoWheels]

My vote goes to NEP. Had one on my '02 SV650 - easy installation and worked great. Put one on my '03 SV1000S - installation was more involved, but now works great too.

 

[gahdzila]

Vista Cruise Universal throttle lock

link to pic of it - the one I have is Model # MCUVOO
http://www.soundoffrec.com/products/cruise.aspx

my review of it
http://forum.svrider.com/viewtopic.php?t=37575&highlight=

relatively inexpensive, easy to use. I'm very happy with it, more happy with it than I was when I reviewed it, actually.

Honestly, I dont use it a lot, just when my grip and wrist start getting weak/tired. For that, it's a lifesaver.