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    Cruise Control

    What's a good cruise control for an 81 GS850GX with OEM grips? I have a throttle rocker, and that's good and all, but it slips and I want to be able to rest my arm every now and then.
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    Buster,
    Check out this thread that had a pretty extensive discussion over that subject.

    The GSResources Forums
    http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showthread.php?t=157803&highlight=cruise
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      #3
      It's not a solution to your cruise control question - but I had the same problem with my throttle rocker slipping.

      Solved that one by using a 1" long piece of bicycle tube under the throttle rocker - this added enough to the diameter of the grip to stop slippage.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Buster-boy View Post
        What's a good cruise control for an 81 GS850GX with OEM grips? I have a throttle rocker, and that's good and all, but it slips and I want to be able to rest my arm every now and then.
        Hands down the vista-cruise is awesome and fairly reasonable!

        I used a throttle rocker for a year and it was ok. The vista-cruise really allows you to relax your hand and it works great.

        Rick

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