It’s not perfect but it’s better than nothing or spending thousands of dollars more on a bigger bike that has one. I have also noticed with mine that going up or down hills it will not control the speed of the bike. It only holds the throttle in that position. For instance going up a hill you will lose speed. Going down a hill you will gain speed. I still use mine on my st1300 for long highway rides.
Great video!! I also have a Z9, so the tip about the bar end was very useful. I’m considering buying because of its slick profile opposed to those big ass clamps lol. Do bar end mirrors still fit?
In terms of price, the lump of metal/plastic you get doesn't look like is should cost $139. But you are not paying for the lump of material. You are paying for the development cost, including all the specific models that perfectly fit different throttles.
You talk far too much off topic. No one needs your advice on safety as people watch the video for info on the throttle lock and not to hear someone trying to be your daddy.
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Looks like it works fine for what it is. It’s not 100% perfect but certainly better than nothing. Good one!
It’s not perfect but it’s better than nothing or spending thousands of dollars more on a bigger bike that has one. I have also noticed with mine that going up or down hills it will not control the speed of the bike. It only holds the throttle in that position. For instance going up a hill you will lose speed. Going down a hill you will gain speed. I still use mine on my st1300 for long highway rides.
Great video!! I also have a Z9, so the tip about the bar end was very useful. I’m considering buying because of its slick profile opposed to those big ass clamps lol. Do bar end mirrors still fit?
I am not sure I have never run bar end mirrors. But I don’t really see why not. Dont take my word for it though haha
@@pitbikemike appreciate it, keep up the great work!!
I like the idea of one of these but I'm concerned it would give the insurance company an excuse not to pay out should the worst happen...
In terms of price, the lump of metal/plastic you get doesn't look like is should cost $139. But you are not paying for the lump of material. You are paying for the development cost, including all the specific models that perfectly fit different throttles.
You talk far too much off topic. No one needs your advice on safety as people watch the video for info on the throttle lock and not to hear someone trying to be your daddy.
Talking about safe use of product = info on product. Glad you soooooo smart you don’t need a warning label on things you haven’t used.
My thoughts exactly.