Go Cruise Adjustable Throttle Lock

[MichaelG]

I guess I have to go with a Throttlemeister since Go Cruise will not ship to Canada!!!!!

AB, if you really want one, let me buy it for you, and I will send it up to you. Really !

[Fla_rider]

Just ordered mine for the Rally trip.

[Scotrod]

This thread is over a year old,,, I sure hope you ordered the LATEST model?!?!?!

[Fla_rider]

Yeah I'm a little slow so my wife says!

[No Handle Sam]

For what it is worth… I have discovered that you can indeed use the original Vista Cruise throttle lock (part number MCVICO) on the F6B. Even though the company that makes them (SOR) says that they don't make a throttle lock for the F6. You just have to have the correct distance between the grip and the switch housing.

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[98valk]

For what it is worth… I have discovered that you can indeed use the original Vista Cruise throttle lock (part number MCVICO) on the F6B. Even though the company that makes them (SOR) says that they don't make a throttle lock for the F6. You just have to have the correct distance between the grip and the switch housing.

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Yep! I have one on my F6, too. I think they are the easiest most natural throttle lock out there (and a % of a brakeaway). It could just be because I've been using these for almost 40 years!

[Ridlikhel]

Black one heading to Nashville. Thanks for the post.

[vstar09]

Allways been a fan of Vista Throttle lock.....where did you get it and what bike is it made for?

[98valk]

Okay, I think this thread is officially hijacked ... sooooo ...

This is where I got mine ($21):

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Sound-Of...9ddd33&vxp=mtr

Once installed, it works great. But, there are two problems.

The "hole" that clamps over our throttle sleeve has to be inlarged a bit. I used a small sanding drum and did it a bit at a time. Pretty easy.

The other problem is sliding back the grip. It is too tight without moving the grip back. If you have heated grips, I doubt that you can move it without damaging the grip.

The nice thing is that "U" shaped part that locks into our throttle housing fits perfectly! No gerry-rigging necessary.

So, widen the hole, move the grip back and it works. I really like the easy on/off. Good luck!

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