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Alpha Rider Cruise Throttle Assist For 7/8″ – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Alpha Rider Cruise Throttle Assist For 7/8″ Handlebar Universal Motorcycle Throttle Mounted Assist Oil Control For Street Bike Sport Off Road Scooter Naked ATV 22MM Handlebar
Manufacturer
Motofans
Brand
Alpha Rider
Item Weight
0.352 ounces
Package Dimensions
2.87 x 2.56 x 1.18 inches
Item model number
LY001-001-LG
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Manufacturer Part Number
LY001-001-LG
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I. L (verified owner) –
Slips along the ride – You need to keep on moving it so it doesn’t rotate too much as you put pressure on it. Not a bad option without changing the entire grip, but it needs more friction on the inside of the Assist mount.
H. L (verified owner) –
Great on the highway but potentially kinda dangerous – I used this for a few days, ultimately it was great on the highway but kinda put me in a dangerous situation. I was pulling out of a friend’s driveway and hit some gravel in the gutter, my back wheel slid, my bike popped up, and the handlebars started to wobble badly and because of this product I kept inadvertently goosing the throttle as I was trying to grab the handlebars to get them under control and ended up dumping the bike in the street in traffic. I twisted my ankle really badly and banged up my shoulder, doctor said I almost tore the deltoid ligament in my ankle. So overall it works as advertised and was nice to have on the highway, but it could be an issue if you find your handlebars wobbling and you try to gain control, this will make it harder or at least it did for me.
I. L (verified owner) –
Slips along the ride – You need to keep on moving it so it doesn’t rotate too much as you put pressure on it. Not a bad option without changing the entire grip, but it needs more friction on the inside of the Assist mount.
I. R (verified owner) –
I like it – Works good to rest your hand on long rides.
I. R (verified owner) –
I like it – Works good to rest your hand on long rides.
C. K (verified owner) –
Helped me with hand numbness – I was skeptical, but desperate. I get numbness in my thumb and first 2 fingers of my throttle hand on longer rides. People look at you funny at traffic lights when you’re shaking your hand trying to get some blood flowing. Old age and arthritis are sneaking up on me I guess. This little piece of plastic just clips on on throttle and allows me to completely relax my grip and use the weight of my arm to control the throttle. It is ergonomic, fits the ball of my hand perfectly, and allows the blood to circulate so the numbness is much more manageable. I thought it might get in the way in traffic with stops and starts, but I hardly notice it at all. I don’t ride without it now.
P. S (verified owner) –
wasnt for me – i found the material a bit slippery for the way i used it. i think it works as intended but just not for everyone. as a method of cruise control i found keeping it at a steady speed was tricky due to it being slippery on the hand. and my throttle is twitchy and a lot of power and well didnt want the bike to do unintentional wheel stands if i bumped it coming from a stop. like i said not for everyone, some might love it, so might be worth a try.
C. K (verified owner) –
Helped me with hand numbness – I was skeptical, but desperate. I get numbness in my thumb and first 2 fingers of my throttle hand on longer rides. People look at you funny at traffic lights when you’re shaking your hand trying to get some blood flowing. Old age and arthritis are sneaking up on me I guess. This little piece of plastic just clips on on throttle and allows me to completely relax my grip and use the weight of my arm to control the throttle. It is ergonomic, fits the ball of my hand perfectly, and allows the blood to circulate so the numbness is much more manageable. I thought it might get in the way in traffic with stops and starts, but I hardly notice it at all. I don’t ride without it now.
E. H (verified owner) –
Must have for long ride – If you take your motorcycle for long rides this is a must have. It alleviates a lot of stress on your wrist. I can easily hold my throttle with just one finger.
E. B (verified owner) –
Lifesaver for grip fatigue on long trips – These are brilliant, allowing you to use the outside cheek of your palm to keep the throttle down, greatly reducing or I guess eliminating hand fatigue. They are not a hindrance to normal throttle control around town and don’t in any way cause a safety issue. This is the second pair I’ve bought (gave one away to a friend as I was so impressed and then mine was stolen off my bike lol). Very happy with them.
H. A (verified owner) –
Pleased – My Harley
E. B (verified owner) –
Lifesaver for grip fatigue on long trips – These are brilliant, allowing you to use the outside cheek of your palm to keep the throttle down, greatly reducing or I guess eliminating hand fatigue. They are not a hindrance to normal throttle control around town and don’t in any way cause a safety issue. This is the second pair I’ve bought (gave one away to a friend as I was so impressed and then mine was stolen off my bike lol). Very happy with them.
P. S (verified owner) –
wasnt for me – i found the material a bit slippery for the way i used it. i think it works as intended but just not for everyone. as a method of cruise control i found keeping it at a steady speed was tricky due to it being slippery on the hand. and my throttle is twitchy and a lot of power and well didnt want the bike to do unintentional wheel stands if i bumped it coming from a stop. like i said not for everyone, some might love it, so might be worth a try.
H. L (verified owner) –
Great on the highway but potentially kinda dangerous – I used this for a few days, ultimately it was great on the highway but kinda put me in a dangerous situation. I was pulling out of a friend’s driveway and hit some gravel in the gutter, my back wheel slid, my bike popped up, and the handlebars started to wobble badly and because of this product I kept inadvertently goosing the throttle as I was trying to grab the handlebars to get them under control and ended up dumping the bike in the street in traffic. I twisted my ankle really badly and banged up my shoulder, doctor said I almost tore the deltoid ligament in my ankle. So overall it works as advertised and was nice to have on the highway, but it could be an issue if you find your handlebars wobbling and you try to gain control, this will make it harder or at least it did for me.
H. A (verified owner) –
Pleased – My Harley
E. H (verified owner) –
Must have for long ride – If you take your motorcycle for long rides this is a must have. It alleviates a lot of stress on your wrist. I can easily hold my throttle with just one finger.