CrampBuster Throttle Mounted Motorcycle Cruise Assist Review

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(More customer reviews)I rode from Seattle to Reno (800 miles) in two days and my wrist was very sore when I got in.I have this recurring problem on long rides, for about the first hour my right hand tries to go to sleep.

While in Reno, I picked up a Cramp Buster & used it on the ride back.

THE GOOD -
Okay, it does work as advertised.My wrist felt fine after a four-hundred mile day, and I didn't have the problem with my hand going to sleep.Based on that, I'd like to give this puppy a five-star.

THE BAD -
I would not recommend this for anyone other than an experienced rider. You need to fiddle with it on the highway to get it set just right, and if you're fiddling with your controls, then you're not paying attention to the road.The fact that you're fiddling with the throttle and steering at 70 mph just makes it worse.

THE UGLY -
This puppy is a safety hazard.When I did a U turn the back wheel broke loose and slipped sideways.I first thought I'd hit some oil or suchlike. But what actually happened is that when I grabbed the front brake, I also hit that cramp buster and revved the engine.Not good.

I found that when I released the throttle on the highway, the cramp buster tended to keep it from springing back to idle.Also not good.For the safety side, I'd give this a one-star review.

I'll probably use it again, but only on long stretches of highway with very little traffic around me.I guess that all averages out to three stars, but again - novices beware.

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Product Description:
Get more control over cruise control, especially in town, winding roads, or cruising. There are no moving parts or tools required. It works on the principle of an oil filter wrench.Simply "stretch" it open and snap it on the outside of your grip. It will rotate clockwise (upward for adjustment) but when turned counter clockwise (downward) by the weight of your palm it "pinches" and the throttle is pulled open. To go faster, simply lift it a little (causing it to rotate up clockwise) then rest your palm back on it. If you want to slow down, simply spin it up clockwise completely around until it comes up into a position a little lower than before.

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