The 2012 and up Boss Hoss come with cruise control, but only works with those models, mine is a 2009, has anyone adapted a cruise control to your bike? if so, could you post what and how you did it?
Thanks in advance and have a great week
Cruise control
Cruise control
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Re: Cruise control
do a search on the "other" V8 site, there are several options available including a simple throttle lock, such as the one offered by 2wheelride.com
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Re: Cruise control
I personally find that due to the power in these trikes like Buck says a good throttle lock / holder works pretty decent..especially with my 502 trike.Buck wrote:do a search on the "other" V8 site, there are several options available including a simple throttle lock, such as the one offered by 2wheelride.com
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I just need a break once in a while and don't miss an actual cruise control.
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Re: Cruise control
My 2009 trike has electronic Cruze call Tim @ boss hoss concepts he installed it I do not know they brand
Re: Cruise control
I've used two different types of throttle locks on my bikes. The first link here is to one that I had on my small block that worked well.CanuckHoss wrote:I personally find that due to the power in these trikes like Buck says a good throttle lock / holder works pretty decent..especially with my 502 trike.Buck wrote:do a search on the "other" V8 site, there are several options available including a simple throttle lock, such as the one offered by 2wheelride.com
Buck
I just need a break once in a while and don't miss an actual cruise control.
http://www.mycruisemate.com/
The second is one that I'm currently using on my big block.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Go-Cruise-Throt ... 1697713642
My use has been primarily for warming the bike up and not for cruise control on the road, although I did use the first one on my small block for that purpose several times. Both of these seem to work well, as long as you have them set where they will hold the throttle but yet 'slip' when you want to suddenly throttle down. I like the Go-Cruise lock that I'm using now in that it can easily be removed, which I usually do since I'm only using it at warm-up. I leave the silicone 'rubber band' in place at the top of the grip all the time.
Mike Wallace - Watertown, MN
Re: Cruise control
Mike, that is the 2WheelRide unit I mentioned, I have the black one for $4 less.
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Re: Cruise control
Ronald -
The trike I just picked up for Barry has a true cruise control system installed on it. It works very well for the short time I tried it, I rode mostly secondary roads where I could. Maybe Barry or the previous owner could give you more info on what unit it is? I was told Mountain and Stamford worked on the trike a lot so I assume one of those dealers did the install? It's a little odd that when you turn it on and push the set button the engine revs up, maybe passes your set speed 3 - 4 mph then settles back to what you set it at. For instance if you set it at 70 mph initialy it may zoom up to 73-74 then level back to 70 setting. It does seem to hold pretty good from my limited use/testing. It's a pretty clean install topside with a small controler mounted on dash panel ... the underside is another animal, lots of wires going everywhere!
The trike I just picked up for Barry has a true cruise control system installed on it. It works very well for the short time I tried it, I rode mostly secondary roads where I could. Maybe Barry or the previous owner could give you more info on what unit it is? I was told Mountain and Stamford worked on the trike a lot so I assume one of those dealers did the install? It's a little odd that when you turn it on and push the set button the engine revs up, maybe passes your set speed 3 - 4 mph then settles back to what you set it at. For instance if you set it at 70 mph initialy it may zoom up to 73-74 then level back to 70 setting. It does seem to hold pretty good from my limited use/testing. It's a pretty clean install topside with a small controler mounted on dash panel ... the underside is another animal, lots of wires going everywhere!
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Re: Cruise control
for all your inputs and ideas, will check on one that long time ago I did installed on my Valkyrie, it was such a great control! but don't even remember the name, brand, or anything other that worked fine!!
Have a great day guys and Leesburg is almost here!!
Have a great day guys and Leesburg is almost here!!
if it has a solution, why to worry? and if not, why to worry?