Some years back, was traveling for my job on the bike. Nothing fancy, day or two ride. Meet with client, then ride home. One time, I finished early and was faced with an entire day of free time. Mine as well ride across the state to see Crater Lake. Soon as I got there, had to turn right around & head home to be back in time.

The ride ended up being 16 hours nonstop in the saddle, a quick break for gas and an energy bar. 500 miles, 16 hours. No freeway, just backroads. While the ride was awesome and memorable, it was also painful. My hand ached towards the end of the day. Holding the throttle for that length of time. When home was finally reached, it took 3 days to keep the feeling back in my hand.

Thus began the search for not just any throttle lock, but The Best! I found it in the Throttlemeister and have never looked back. Every bike that has been in my garage has had one.

How does it work? The Throttlemeister works simply by friction. Once mounted to your bike, you turn the Throttlemeister bar end in the same direction as opening the throttle. Doing this will put pressure against the throttle tube, which in turn will hold the throttle return spring from retracting. The Throttlemeister will never completely "lock" the throttle. You can always "override" it in any situation. It will not engage or disengage automatically.

Why does it work so well? Simplicity. Not complicated. The throttlemeister simply replaces your existing bar ends. Take those off, bolt on this, make any adjustments with the included shims and you're done. Simply turn the throttlemeister towards you while riding, and it will equalize the pull of the throttle return springs. When adjusted properly , you could ride around with the Throttlemeister 'on', and not even know it.

Machined from Billet Stainless Steel & Ampco Bronze:

Eliminates rust and corrosion. Maintains a lasting beauty.

Sealed by "O" rings to keep out dirt and water

Will maintain its smooth and solid operating feel for years

No Maintenance, No need for lubrication