H/D CRUISE CONTROL Control Accessories Cruise Control for H-D Models - 074046

I put this on my 94 sportster, and it worlds just fine. I've had it on my bike for about 5 months now.It took a few rides to tune it in with the Allen tightening screws. My grips are wider towards the inside of my bars so the rubber piece would slowly slip out of the ring but I just super glued the rubber to the ring and now it works flawlessly. It does exactly what I need it to do and works great for long rides or if I have to give my right hand a quick break.

It does the job, and for the price I can't complain. Very easy to install, but takes some adjusting and fine tuning to get perfect. I still have to make adjustments after every couple of rides. As I said, it's a cheap, flimsy throttle control that's good at relieving cramping, but not made on par with the same quality and reliability as the rest of my V-Rod.

This works great even with kyriakin grips. It did require a spacer to work. Bought a 2nd one for my 2010 FXDC. The only con i have for this is the title its not a cruise control its a throttle lock. And it is not ment to cruise with on for hundreds of miles. Its intended purpose is to let you shake out throttle hand so stop complaining that it slips. Use it like it is designed and you will be happy. If you want a real cruise control buy a need street glide.I will update after i get my 2nd one with a video about installing on my dyna as well as show you the spacer for kyryakan grips which i mounted the first on.

Thought it would be good. The installation instructions were terrible at best. It 's hard to get adjusted. Not my throttle sticks.

Installation was all of 10 minutes. It fit my 2010 Heritage Softail perfectly. Took about an hour ride on the highway and was able to use it to give my throttle hand a break from time to time. Great investment, especially once real riding weather finally hits up here.

Easy to install and adjust. not a cruise control. Does what you would expect Locks the throttle in a single position so you can shake off the numbness in your throttle hand.

I wish people would stop saying this. I bought a $200 cordless drill on Amazon for $2.49. The saying however is true in this case. It is a cheep device and barely does what it is designed to do. If you have it tight enough to hold the throttle when engaged the throttle sticks when not. If you have it loose enough for free use of the throttle then it slips (just a little at a time) when engaged. But the worst part is the directions. They are worthless. And someone decided it was a good idea to put the price sticker over the only picture which the directions faguely refer to. It is a good thing that I have a mechanical mind because the laymen could never install this device. But I knew what I was getting so I do not blame the seller.

I installed on my 2006 Street glide and it worked as described. This items is not intended to take full control for hours, but it is designed to stop and help with the cramping on the hands. Follow the instructions and take your time don’t over tighten the bolts and it will work just perfect