Review on Enhance Your Riding Experience with Go Cruise GC-A1BK GO CRUISE 2 Universal Throttle Control System in Sleek Black by Erik Snyder

Go Cruise was easy to install, but care must be taken when attaching to the throttle. The Cruiser slides sideways when there is steering vibration. I ended up placing it as close as possible to the left edge of the throttle grip, securing it to the left edge of the grip, and then adding two wide zip ties to the right side of the cruise to keep it from sliding sideways and moving around . The cruiser works fine but does not maintain speed as the vibration causes it to slip, but reduces throttle torque so less effort is required to maintain reasonable speed. Too much cruising can make it difficult to slow down in an emergency or damage the propeller mechanism. While the throttle is in the locked position, speed will increase or decrease when the motorcycle is going uphill or downhill. It's not cruise control like in a car, where there's feedback from the speedometer to control engine speed, but it works on smooth roads.