Throttle lock

[BE5T D4D]

Can anyone recommend a throttle lock, for long journeys

Ive seen HUGE differences in prices

 

[DJ123]

For which Bike?

 

[The Other PaulG]

You will get a lot of varying opinions. For me, these have worked really well.

Kaoko | Motorcycle Cruise Controls & Throttle Stabilizers

World leaders in motorcycle cruise controls & throttle stabalizers. Significantly reduces wrist fatigue & allows smoother throttle control.

kaoko.com

 

[siddo]

I used the cheap plastic one in the past and it worked really well.

 

[BE5T D4D]

For which Bike?

R1150GSA

 

[wessie]

I used something similar to this on my R1150 - just uses friction to grip the throttle and rest on the brake lever. I never set it tight enough to stop the throttle being rotated. I just wanted to be able to get a short period to stretch my finger 15 years ago when early signs of arthritis emerged. Now, with the condition advanced, I have only bought bikes since 2016 that come with cruise control.

 

[Robbi]

I use one of these, does exactly what it says on the label

 

[rustychain]

I asked the same question not so long ago (same bike):

Wanted Post in thread 'KAOKO cruise control/throttle stabilizer - R1150GS'

Sep 7, 2025

Only thing that occurs to me re that Rusty, is the Atlas type just takes a push of your thumb, where with the Kaoko, I had to wind it up to tension with my right little finger while still holding the throttle grip in position. A bit more awkward and takes longer, but does achieve the same result. Looks wise I liked the Kaoko, ease of use, the Atlas. Just my two pen’orth.

Thanks for your thoughts on the two KMD. I didn't appreciate you have to 'dial in' the Kaoko which sounds faffy when you're on the move.

The Atlas sounds like what I was looking for in terms of functionality...

• rustychain

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A member of the forum offered me his unused version of what Robbi has posted above (a copy of the legit product which is £100+).

It was a bit of a faff to fit, but it does a pretty good job once fitted - handy if you want a bit of hand relief (of the biking kind).

I also got one of these which really helps with lessen the strain on your throttle hand/wrist - you'll need the 32-36 mmm version

Oxford Cruise Motorcycle Motorbike Throttle Assist Cruise Control 32 - 36mm | eBay UK

Oxford Motorcycle Cruise Throttle Assist 32mm 36mm Motorbike Touring. Oxford Cruise Assist Features Assists throttle when cruising. These include Channel Islands, isle of wight, isle of man, northern island and Scottish highlands.

www.ebay.co.uk

 

[rovert57]

I use a Chinese copy of the kaeko one seems to work ok.might try the other one shown in the picture tried the wrist rocker type but having grip puppies fitted it was too narrow .

 

[BE5T D4D]

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I use one of these, does exactly what it says on the label

Thats my kind of price! Thanks!

 

[BE5T D4D]

GIONAR one on its way