3wheeldemon
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I bough one today base in your recommendation. I will give a shot and report back.:2thumbs:
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Cramp Buster- works
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I bough one today base in your recommendation. I will give a shot and report back.:2thumbs:
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DynamoBT
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This is the very thing that I worry about. Course for a measily few dollars I should just buy the thing and try it. We're not talking beaucoup bucks here.
Do people actually rotate the crampbuster forward clockwise to reposition? The website mentions rotating it all the way around to find a new lower position. That sounds a bit tricky to do underway. So do you eventually find a position that works and leave the thing alone??
I really do need to buy one of these things and just try it out. :gaah:
ataDude
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jeuchler
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wyliec
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That was meant for Gary only.
:agree: Scotty, I tried one a number of years ago on my Kawasaki Concours and I had a heck of a time controlling the throttle. Found myself giving the bike gas when I had no intention of doing so. I took it off before I did something really embarrassing!
So there are at least two of us.
Just read ataDude's post. I guess I am the third, not the second one.
Bruce
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NancysToy
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I feel so much more normal now!:agree: Scotty, I tried one a number of years ago on my Kawasaki Concours and I had a heck of a time controlling the throttle. Found myself giving the bike gas when I had no intention of doing so. I took it off before I did something really embarrassing!
So there are at least two of us.
Just read ataDude's post. I guess I am the third, not the second one.
Bruce
Thanks for the support.
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Not me, just awkward.^ you guys left handed by any chance?
aliens? jk
I'm left handed and in my right mind , but my problem with the wide crampbuster is it cuts into the middle of my palm and I haven't been able to find the long skinny one at a local dealer. I'm using a throttle rocker now and my only complaint with that is it slips down alot, so I am always having to push it back up.
quackerz
, but my problem with the wide crampbuster is it cuts into the middle of my palm and I haven't been able to find the long skinny one at a local dealer. I'm using a throttle rocker now and my only complaint with that is it slips down alot, so I am always having to push it back up.quackerz
bjt
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Basically, once it's set in the proper position for you, your don't mess with it unless it gets bumped out of position.
One of my customers gave me one yesterday. He needed the oversize one for his harley and had bought a regular one and couldnt use it. I have the BRP aftermarket grips, (which are great) and the regular one works excellent. I rode about 200 miles today and really liked this cheap (free for me) little add on. I just bought a throttle lock a few days ago and now I might not put it on.
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