Yamaha Motorcycles - ATLAS Throttle Lock

This is my second Atlas throttle control. I am always impressed with the quality and craftsmanship of this product. It works perfectly with my cruise control expectations. I will continue to use this product again and again. Thank you, Atlas.

Was a little nervous about buying it but had a trip to NC and needed it so I got it it is great wish I would have got it before now I recommend this for everyone.

It takes a bit of faffing to set up if you've got gorilla sized hands, but with a little patience it was soon fitted.

I would suggest a few changes; the top strap is a little flimsy, it needs some pressure to grip the throttle tube and it buckled trying to make it grip. Once straightened I had to try again, successfully, maybe a thicker gauge of metal would be better.

Also the friction pad, could you perhaps rejig it so it was positioned closer to the throttle tube, maybe cut a half moon in the friction pad so it follows the circular shape of the throttle tube?? My cable housing/starter switch has a 10mm flat next to the tube, then bevels out. With the friction pad's current position only 50% of the pad makes contact with the flat.

I had intended to nip across the Channel to France, but had to postpone, so as yet I've not proved it's worth, but running up and down motorways and the like it has impressed me, just making adjustments going up and down hills. You could sit there all day long on the flat, it really does work and is easily disengaged. I like it!

it does not fit T7 with OEM heated grips 🥲

When I first purchased the atlas throttle lock, it wasn’t working for me, but then I contacted the company and then they help me get it right. It works amazing. The support is great.

I was easy to install. I just used it on a 2200-mile trip. It worked fine. I like that I could adjust my speed as I was riding with the group and speed varied all the time. The Atlas allowed my wrist and hand grip to rest and stretch when I needed it. Thank you for the product.

After my fourth shoulder repair, I needed some way to relax my right arm on long rides. I heard about the Atlas Throttle lock on Adventure Rider Radio, so ordered one for the bike on which I would take my next long trip. It took minutes to install (though I did use the wrong size friction pad the first time and had to do it over..my fault) and does exactly what it says it does. One button holds the throttle in place, though it’s easy to turn it if the need arises, and the other instantly releases it. The engineering in the device is amazing.

The Atlas Throttle Lock is a great solution for bikes that don’t have cruise control. It’s neat, very slick looking and easy to mount. The instructions are super easy to follow. The only thing to really focus on really is choosing the right version (Top or Bottom kit), but the guide on their website is very helpful. I’ve mounted mine on a 2024 Triumph Scrambler and did a 6k trip with it over the summer without issues. Just bear in mind it's not cruise control, it just holds the throttle in place, so be mindful on up and down hill stretches.

I was suffering from “numb thumb” every time I rode my Yamaha ATV. After converting it to a Motion Pro twist throttle…it helped, but I still needed to give my right hand a break every now and then. The Atlas fit on the Motion Pro perfectly, and now when I need to shake out my right hand, I put it on cruise and steer with my left hand for a minute or so. Perfect solution! Also, when winching in neutral, it’s nice to set a higher idle with the Atlas (in neutral of course). The Atlas has made long ATV trips much more enjoyable. Buy it!

Very reliable and much better than the low-priced copies. Not a substitute for an electronic cruise control, but very useful for giving your hand a break, especially on long flat stretches.