Agree on the Aussies at MC Cruise. My PC800 came with one, and they happily helped me trouble shoot it even though I wasn't the one that spent money with them!
Same Comment as the others above,
Not cheep
Works well
Great support from manufacturer
great on the open road,
not so great in the twisties, but then why would you want to use it then anyhow?
Only use it in a group ride, if you are the one in front :o)
Thanks guys, I see what you mean about not being cheap - just received a reply to my enquiry & for a 2007 ABS vtec its currently �789 supplied but not fitted.
Pricey, but by the feedback it seems like a quality product that will last years..........going to have to have a think!
Have to agree with the rest...MC Cruise customer service is outstanding. While the units are expensive, they are durable! I have had mine on my 4th gen for 6 years and 40K miles later it is still working like new. When, and if, I get rid of my 4th gen I will swap it to my 5th gen. However, reading how long the 4th gens last I might just have to order another one for my 5th gen.
I've thought about trying one of the CSS-100 kits but there is a lot "customizing" you have to do to fit it and get it working. The MC Cruise was plug-n-play with the exception of mounting the switch, servo and throttle butterfly connector. In all, took less than a couple of hours to install.
Eric
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