Waaaay better than that.

MCcruise from Australia. Actual electronic cruise, not some cheapo automotive unit made to fit.

The kits are model specific, and no cutting, soldering or irreversible mods to the bike.

100% plug and play, with the correct length wiring and connectors for each specific motorcycle model fitment.

Have had it on my VFR since 2000 and it works great. Set-Accel-Resume-Decel just like your car.

Tied into the brakes, will deactivate with either lever or pedal. And, if you're silly enough to pull in the clutch while on cruise, it disengages then also.

Adjustable for sensitivity (H-M-L) which you can select and test to see which works best for your MC.

http://www.mccruise.com/

I've used the Go Cruise for years.  It's nothing more than a throttle lock but is very simple and quite effective. 

Of course the C14 has all the torque all the time so it does a little better in hilly terrain than a smaller bike would. 

It's no cruise though.  Not even close.

I bought the $10 Crampbuster last Spring but have yet to actually use it.  I also recently bought a 2007 VFR that came with some unidentified throttle lock.  I don't know what brand it is and probably won't use it.

That Australian MC Cruise looks very expensive at $800USD.

I have used the vista cruise for years.  A simple throttle lock- and like others have said. good for a little bit off the throttle.  That said I went 42 miles with no hands on the way to James Bay.     That's my personal record. 

I have used the vista cruise for years.  A simple throttle lock- and like others have said. good for a little bit off the throttle.  That said I went 42 miles with no hands on the way to James Bay.     That's my personal record.

 


You can that in west Texas too. 

They didn't have any Go Cruise things at the dealer close to my house so I ordered one on Amazon. It arrived yesterday! It comes w/ a rubber band type thing that they want you to put on the grip before putting the Go Cruise on. Is that part really necessary? My Cramp Buster had the same type of thing & eventually it just wasted away & works fine now w/o it.