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RE: Kaoko Cruise Control Kit - 17-CB-002 - 07-17-2017
Thanks for your input gents,
I will have to measure the bar end internal diameter as per Kaoko's request.
Thank you for your email and interest in our products.[/b][/i][/i]
We suspect that you require our product HND100C but we have yet to confirm.
Could you please confirm your handle bar ID( internal diameter) and send us some photos of your bar end weight, fitted and removed?
We will advise upon your reply.
Kind Regards
Johan Kotzee
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KAOKO (Pty) Ltd
PO Box 1802, Bedfordview, 2007
Johannesburg, Gauteng Province[/i]
RE: Kaoko Cruise Control Kit - Archie_imp - 07-17-2017
(07-17-2017, 03:17 AM)Alain Lee_imp Wrote: Just checking on whether any members ever purchased a Kaoko cruise control kit for a 2017 model year.Save your money and get the GoCruise 2 aluminum. The Kaoko looks sweet but it is pricey.
Any one purchased a Kaoko friction style cruise control?
From twisted throttle site, there are 2 models for CB1100.
I am a bit confused.
For 11-17 MY, the suggested model is KAO-HND-3019 (30mm/19mm).
For 14-15 My, the suggested model is KAO-HND-100C (no dimentions specs).
Personally, I thought ALL CB1100 used the same identical throttle system.
Any other Cruise Control makes that members would recommend?
Any one ever measured the handlebar inner & outer diameter?
Any other comments.
Thanks
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RE: Kaoko Cruise Control Kit - Nortoon_imp - 07-19-2017
It has been my experience that the GoCruise (throttle lock) in sixth gear is only useful on flat roads. On hilly roads in overdrive the speed can vary considerably up and down hills. Fifth gear will be a little more constant, but burns a little more gas.
However it is useful to shake a cramped throttle hand, scratch a right side itch, or stand on the pegs to stretch a sore back or aching butt.