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    Looking forward to your review. Any info you can provide on the install would be helpful also.
    2014 F6B Deluxe - Yellow

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    Quote Originally Posted by F6B1911 View Post
    I ordered the Kaoko well over a month ago, just got an email that it shipped today.
    I have been using the Caterpillar O-Rings, they do give some resistance to the return spring, but not quite the same as a throttle lock type device.
    After I get it installed, I'll follow up and let you know how it works.
    ....Had a bit of a delay getting this installed, the product I received was a used RMA product. It was an incomplete product and not usable.
    I think they just repackaged it and sent it out. The package top had 10 staple holes in each corner, apparently they opened it at least 5 times hoping to get the right parts in the package. So I did not feel comfortable trying to get that resolved.

    So I did a search and purchased it elsewhere, this one came in brand new in a brand new package.
    The install went much easier than I anticipated, the existing handlebar weight came out without issue, just had to make sure the two tabs were depressed at the same time. I did have to use the existing screw that holds on the bar end weight to pull the assembly out of the handlebar.
    Attachment 6145

    Initially I picked up a screwdriver and was going to use that to remove the bar end weight screw, but before I damaged anything, I thought it may be wise to use a # 3 Phillips bit.
    I put a # 3 Phillips impact bit into my screw gun, and it came out perfectly without any damage to the screw. I'd highly recommend the larger bit if you ever need to remove the bar end weight screws.
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    All in all, the install was rather simple, it took all of about 5 minutes.
    And yes, it works just as I had hoped.

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    Don't mess with my 'pepper' Scotrod's Avatar
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    Yup,, removing the end-weight is the 'hard' part,,, (Great pic of the 2 little 'tabs' on the weight that must be disengaged from slots in the bars to remove)
    Installing the Kaoko is super EZ,,,

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    Kaoko model number

    Quote Originally Posted by GNW View Post
    You got to love it !!
    Small learning curve and it's all good !!
    Took a little over 3 weeks to get it, but worth the wait.
    Which model number for F6B as i did not see it listed on their website??? Works with heated grips?
    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by MOJO View Post
    Which model number for F6B as i did not see it listed on their website??? Works with heated grips?
    Thanks
    HND31, But I do not know if it does or does not work with heated handgrips.
    Here's the link: Kaoko F6B

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    99.9% sure, by design, any Kaoko will work w/heated grips.

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    100 % sure it will work

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    Cruise control

    Mc cruise makes a great one, little expensive, bUt you get what you pay for...I have one one on my 05 ST and works great......

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    What does R 750.77 mean in dollars, that's the price listed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaygollner View Post
    What does R 750.77 mean in dollars, that's the price listed.
    The currency in South Africa is the Rand.
    You can find currency converters all over the web, if you do the conversion, take into consideration the shipping from South Africa is probably a bit high.
    Don't think Kaoko will sell direct, there are several retailers here in the US.
    I had an issue with a purchase at Twisted Throttle, see my entry up a bit, if you purchase from them, I would suggest you verify you are ordering a new product.

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