As a throttle lock I got the cheapest Vista-Cruise unit ($17.95). I went to
a motorcycle salvage yard and got a different throttle barrel with no ridge
on it ($5), the ridge is designed to hold the decorative ring. I then had to
grind the throttle lock unit with a dremel to make the decorative chrome
part of the grip assembly fit flat against it and it works great. For the
bar end it is just a press fit. If you can't grab it by hand and wiggle it
off I've heard others say that they wrappeed a rag around it and grabbed it
with pliers to wiggle off.
Randy Nial
95' Vmax VMOA #814
Ft. Laud.,FL USA
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Does anyone make a throttle friction device for the V-Max? I recently
> bought a '97 model and I'd like to put a throttle friction device of some
> kind on the bike. I've got a "Throttlemeister" on my Moto Guzzi. Of
> course, my Harley had a thumb screw and my BMW K-bike did too.
>
> Also, how do you get the bar ends and/or grips off of the handlebar? I
> can't see a set screw or other fastening method.
>
> Mick >>
> Mick, You can use a BMW Wrist rest which is similar to the
> Throttlemiester. I have one on my 97Max. Tim VMOA # 1036
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