Atlas Throttle Lock

[Baza 07]

Evening folks,i'm thinking of fitting one of these locks to my R1200 GS 2010,but
the blag one from Ali Express,has anyone fitted one from A E and are they any good
Thanks in advance,,,Baza

 

[Davy F]

I have the original one, superb piece of kit. Can’t comment on a Chinese copy.

 

[rovert57]

I’ve got the Chinese version of the Kaeko one .works fine ,think I paid around £20
Just looked on eBay £16.85 free p&p

 

[richardbd]

I’ve got the Chinese version of the Kaeko one .works fine ,think I paid around £20
Just looked on eBay £16.85 free p&p

Different piece of kit to the Atlas - hooky or otherwise. I've had both (admittedly genuine ones, not Chinese copies). Atlas is best - easier to fit and to operate...

 

[Baza 07]

Thanks fella's food for thought

 

[richardbd]

PMd you…

 

[botus]

Evening folks,i'm thinking of fitting one of these locks to my R1200 GS 2010,but
the blag one from Ali Express,has anyone fitted one from A E and are they any good
Thanks in advance,,,Baza

never seen one of these before... the advantage is its in the right place to operate with one hand...

but does it allow you to modulate the throttle or must u unlock every time?

I have the one at the other end (like the kaeko thing) and you can set this and still ride the bike "normally" - its a little entertaining when you reach a big town and turn it off after hours of riding - and you have to relearn normal throttle weighting

 

[Davy F]

I can modulate mine while it’s locked. It comes with different sized pads that you place on it to get the best amount of locking to suit your needs.

 

[richardbd]

I can modulate mine while it’s locked. It comes with different sized pads that you place on it to get the best amount of locking to suit your needs.

What he said...

 

[botus]

but from that picture it appears you will be taking a saw tooth to the plastic throttle grip - great design ?

 

[richardbd]

but from that picture it appears you will be taking a saw tooth to the plastic throttle grip - great design ?

It's not fastened that tightly. I've done over 30,000 miles on bikes with these fitted without a single problem. A lot more reliable than electrickery...