TR-101 Grip for Right Handed Throttle

I dropped a whole $10 on this after reading some reviews and realising that $10 doesn't buy me two drinks at a local bar.My hand gets tired/cramped and falls asleep on a highway ride. This allows me to just rest my wrist/lower palm on the contour of the device and maintain speed safely so my hand doesn't fall asleep. Simple, really.There was just a bit of adjustment on my part as to how high to let it stand on the throttle. After the initial adjustment, it worked like a charm and doesn't get in the way if I want to grip the throttle.

I bought the throttle rocker for my father, His hand was injured so it was hard for him to use the twist throttle on his ryker so once I installed this it helped him out ALOT, it helped with the hand and wrist fatigue .

Awesome

I used this with caution at first due to some of the riders were saying its design could be dangerous. I feel that it works well and I did not experence any unintended throttling. I have 16" apes on my bike... lower or clip on style bars I could see the throttle rocker possibly being a problem for a inexperenced rider. But all in all for the money this part is one of the cheapest upgrades on my bike and I find it very usefull for extended riding trips to avoid hand cramping. I really no longer use my cruise control I was constantly having to adjust my speed with it anyway...and that was becoming a pain. I am happy with this and kept me from having to install new grips.

I bought these originally because I had a universal vista cruise control on my old bike it worked by locking the throttle in any chosen position giving my hands a break on long runsWhen i bought the Kawasaki vn 2000 I was a bit scared to use the locking type control as this bike was so much more powerful and heavy I thought if I fall asleep or something the locking type might be dangerousI have done 60,000 kilometers with this throttle rocker and was so impressed by its toughness as I had different brands before this one all the same concept but by far this its the beat one has not broken or given me a single problem in all that timeI was so impressed I bought 5 more as Christmas presents for my riding buddy's

I just moved from crotch rocket to Harley Superglide. Patially for the comfort that a 41 year old body needs. The Throttle Rocker solves the pain issues I have with carpel tunnel. The throttle control formerly provided by squeezing and twisting has been replaced with an easier and more comfortable rocking application from the heal of my hand. Getting the TR placed and adjusted takes seconds and getting used to it takes a few miles, but once I was acustomed it became second nature. I think it also reduces some of the vibration transmitted to my hand. It even makes longer rides better with a reduction of fatigue in hand and sholders.AND! it only cost $15! Probably the cheapest best upgrade I've made ot either of my bikes. Get one if you think you want better throttle control or reduced stress on your wrist.

Mine wore out after 15 years or so and this one fit right up as a replacement. It's a nice option to have to give your hand a break.

Who would think a silly piece of molded plastic and some velcro would be so incredibly useful? But it is... it effectively IMMEDIATELY removed almost all the problems I have with my hand hurting and/or going numb. Takes some practice to use it and position it correctly. But once it is mastered, I can't imagine riding without it. I tried and gave up on another brand of throttle paddle, so that should tell you something about this one. Buy it, you won't be sorry.... it will probably be the most bang for your buck you have ever spend on your bike.

Didn't stay on. Lost it on a ride shortly after putting it on unfortunately.

Exelente producto y servicio!!!!