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Throttlemeister

6 posts Started 10 Nov 2005 Last recovered post 10 Nov 2005 Wayback Machine snapshot 21 Feb 2006

#1
I Have seen several threads talking about the throttlemeister and I wanted one but didnt want to pay the $$$, until I saw one on craigslist for 50 bucks. The guy removed from his bike when he sold the bike and sold the meister seperate, lucky for me, I think. It is the standard ones but thats ok for 50 right?
Should be in the mail hopefully today and I can try them out while its no rainy. If nothing else they look cool. beer.gif
#2
That's a great deal. They usually go for 120 or so. I love mine. Works great and looks cool.
#3
Very nice piece of kit. It has taken some practice for me to use smoothly, but it has worked great for me.

Plus they do look cool.
#4
I had a gap between the inboard end of the throttlemeister and the outboard end of the grip that made the throttle back off after a short time.

If you have this problem, place a 7/8" ID O-ring between the throttlemeister and the twistgrip.
#5
Bling, I put them on and adjusted it, Now all I have to do is take a long ride. What do you guys find the best way to operate, do you turn the meister to lock then roll the throttle to desired speed ?
#6
2nova2, Nov 10 2005, 07:09 PMBling, I put them on and adjusted it, Now all I have to do is take a long ride. What do you guys find the best way to operate, do you turn the meister to lock then roll the throttle to desired speed ?



Wrap you pinky around it and roll it while operating the throttle.
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