i’ve tried multiple different mechanical cruise control devises and throttle lock is by far the best and most reliable. absolutely would recommend to anyone looking for a throttle lock.
Had an issue with the pad sticking but Atlas helped me get it working without sticking. Great product. Does what it should and great customer service.
Great product, but the small rubber holders need to have more sizes.
Thanks for the feedback, Paul! :) Noted! Please reach out if you have any issues. Thanks!
I have a Royal Enfield interceptor 6 50 which I do have a atlas on .. I was that impressed with it. I actually bought another one for my Indian scout. Great job loving it.
Something went wrong with my order. So O send an email to Atlas Moto. A very quick respons from Josh. Almost instantly knew what went wrong and made sure I got my order in time for my trip. He went as far as chooosing a different postal service to be sure it would be here on time. Customer service at that level is a rare commodity these days. Big shoutout to Atlas Moto and Josh off course. Superb! 🙏🏽
not plug and play BUT it never is!!!! fairly straightforward and when I did hit a roadblock Josh Hopkins (tech support) did a 100% GREAT job of getting me sorted. '21 HONDA CB500x upper model that needed the handgrip flange pulled back and adjusted to fit before there was enough clearance for the mechanism to fit. Now for some nice weather to give 'er a try! initially it works great, but a road trip is in order now!!!!! any excuse, right?
I use an Atlas throttle lock on my 2020 Honda CB500x that I tour with in South America. I’ve had it for two years and 26,000 kms. Happy with the product so I got one for my bike in Canada. The redesigned friction pads make a big difference. Clearly a lot of thought has been put into this device. Nice job. …. Colin Evans
Never had cruise control on any of my bikes but from what I am used to in cars, the ATLAS Throttle Lock is much more versatile and user friendly. My commute to work doesn’t even include freeway or long straight stretches and I still love using the ATLAS. I honestly think it’s not only the convenience but also a tool for “feeling” your bike and controlling it without hands and body positioning/weight only. (of course be safe and obey local rules and traffic rules 😀)
Will put one on all of my bikes from now on!
I recently embarked on a multi-day ride that took me through a mix of motorways and A roads. Before starting the trip, I had my doubts about how comfortable the journey would be over long stretches of highway. However, the Atlas Throttle Lock proved to be an absolute game-changer.
This brilliant piece of equipment transformed my riding experience, especially during those long, monotonous motorway segments. It allowed me to relax my throttle hand, reducing fatigue significantly and making the ride much more enjoyable. Its ease of installation and seamless operation stood out, as did the smooth engagement and disengagement, even while on the move.
What I particularly appreciated was how intuitive the design is. The Atlas Throttle Lock doesn’t just hold the throttle in place but does so in a way that maintains stability and control, giving me the confidence to use it even on curvy stretches of A roads. The added freedom allowed me to focus on the scenery and the ride itself without the constant strain on my wrist.
I can’t imagine completing my ride without this amazing product. It’s not just a convenience; it’s an essential tool for anyone planning long-distance trips. If you're serious about touring, the Atlas Throttle Lock is worth every cent, Highly recommend.
I ordered a replacement parts set because the small gel style brake pad for the throttle lock had fallen off. The new improved robust pads that came with this kit are an excellent upgrade! Thank You
I had to buy this type of friction stop as my bike had heated grips installed previously and a friction twist end would not work. Easy to install and use. Kind of spendy for what it is but what you gonna do?
Ducati Scrambler 800 Urban Motard and works as expected. Slightly complicated to understand fitting but ignoring the comprehensive instructions helps !
Understandably not like a proper cruise control but it lets you rest your throttle wrist on long trips. Obviously doesn't switch off when your brake and speed can alter depending on road geometry.
I was dubious about it's efficacy and buying it was a punt but, I'm very pleased and would recommend it to others.
As the title says, it works. Had to do some research to find out if I needed the top or bottom mount but the website helped with that. I have a Harley with chrome stepped switch housings and stock grips. Did some mock fitting to find the right friction pad and after that it was pretty simple to install. I’m going to install aftermarket grips soon so I’m curious to see how it’s going to refit. The only very small issue I’ve had and it’s because my housing is stepped & chrome, is it will start to slip a hair because there isn’t a lot for the friction pad to contact. I need a tiny shim to be honest. Other than that it’s worth it and works.
The underside unit bought for my concours works great. I’ve already used it on a 5hr trip and plan to use it during my iron butt challenge!
Performs as designed. Keep in mind that it is a throttle lock & not cruise control.
Perfect. Because I have an injury to my left arm, it's hard to engage my cruise control on the left handlebar.
The Atlas Throttle Lock on the right side, is quick and easy to engage. I use it more than the cruise control !
It works exactly as advertised. I recently purchased a 2024 Honda CRF300L Rally to use as a light adventure bike. I will be 64 this April and appreciate being able to give my right hand/wrist a break on a long ride.
Easy and straightforward installation also!