what up, with cruise control!!

[cousin]

what is the safest or the best cruise control for the:spyder: SM5 2009

 

[docdoru]

McCruise :thumbup:

 

[irish2themax]

McCruise :thumbup:

:agree::2thumbs:

 

[jnt]

:agree: also!!!

McCruise :thumbup:

:clap::2thumbs::firstplace:!!

Also available (but with fewer features) is the Audiovox CSS-100 - install how-to on other posts.

 

[bone crusher]

Ahh....the MC is awesome! However, if you're on a low budget, you might want to start with the throttlemeister...it's a mechanical cruise and I love it..gives your hands a break while on the highway...holds the throttle...also helps to reduce the handlebar vibration.

 

[SpyderGirl]

I'd love to get the MC cruise, but it's pricey. The throttlemeister does well enough for us. I didn't even use a cruise control device on our cross-country trip even though I had one at my disposal to use. Never felt the need. I have a throttle rocker that makes it pretty comfy.

 

[Roaddog2]

Ahh....the MC is awesome! However, if you're on a low budget, you might want to start with the throttlemeister...it's a mechanical cruise and I love it..gives your hands a break while on the highway...holds the throttle...also helps to reduce the handlebar vibration.

:agree::doorag:

 

[Trickie Dick]

Any using the Kaoko that ESI is selling? Wonder how it compares to the other throttle lockers. :dontknow:
Dick

 

[NancysToy]

Any using the Kaoko that ESI is selling? Wonder how it compares to the other throttle lockers. :dontknow:
Dick

I have Throttlemeisters, but I feel all tension devices of this type are probably comparable, Throttlemeister, Kaoko, and Manic Salamander. The action and bar weight is different on each make and model. That gives you a bit of latitude to fit your preferences.

 

[spyderflyer]

pop corn

Just had McCruise installed and it is best thing scents popcorn:2excited:

 

[Hamie]

Just finished installing my Audiovox CS-100...works great...

 

[C3517C]

Everyone seems to be very satisfied with thier Audivox CCS-100 and their McCruise. McCruise is listed for $839, and the Audiovox $299. Why such the discrepancie in prices ?
Also, the only place I can find Audivox for sale is e-bay.

 

[Latemarch]

Everyone seems to be very satisfied with thier Audivox CCS-100 and their McCruise. McCruise is listed for $839, and the Audiovox $299. Why such the discrepancie in prices ?
Also, the only place I can find Audivox for sale is e-bay.

I got mine from Amazon but I notice that they are currently out of stock.
The one on ebay lists at $102 which is a good price.

 

[effgjamis]

McCruise :thumbup:

I got one... :2thumbs::2thumbs:

 

[WaltH]

I was hoping BRP would offer a version of the RT cruise control for the GS/RS. It would seem like a simple adaption. BRP's prices are very high, but then so is the McCruise at 920 AUD.

 

[spyryder]

I was hoping BRP would offer a version of the RT cruise control for the GS/RS. It would seem like a simple adaption. BRP's prices are very high, but then so is the McCruise at 920 AUD.

Totally different setup....the RT has fly by wire throttle, RS/GS still uses cables.

 

[jnt]

Everyone seems to be very satisfied with thier Audivox CCS-100 and their McCruise. McCruise is listed for $839, and the Audiovox $299. Why such the discrepancie in prices ?
Also, the only place I can find Audivox for sale is e-bay.

McCruise is specifically for motorcycles, and is frequently available with a wiring harness for specific models, with quite detailed instructions. Audiovox is a generic unit, missing a few of the features of the McCruise, and not quite as robust. JMHO. Have installed and used both.