Seriously... yes a long time ago, but no on here, most llikely I missed it, but loads of mention on other throttle locks, at the risk of being redundant, felt I would share it just the same.
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FYI - got the idea from You Tube, use a Catepillar/ Finning brand "O" ring, part number 8M4991. Roll the o ring over the throttle bar end until it slips into then space between the grip and the bar end. Works like a charm, uses friction to prevent throttle front rolling back to idle. In my city cost was $7.00 but got same for free.
Beats paying for $100-150 for a mechanical friction throttle lock.
Dave
FYI - got the idea from You Tube, use a Catepillar/ Finning brand "O" ring, part number 8M4991. Roll the o ring over the throttle bar end until it slips into then space between the grip and the bar end. Works like a charm, uses friction to prevent throttle front rolling back to idle. In my city cost was $7.00 but got same for free.Except no way turn it off.
Beats paying for $100-150 for a mechanical friction throttle lock.
Dave
FYI - got the idea from You Tube, use a Catepillar/ Finning brand "O" ring, part number 8M4991. Roll the o ring over the throttle bar end until it slips into then space between the grip and the bar end. Works like a charm, uses friction to prevent throttle front rolling back to idle. In my city cost was $7.00 but got same for free.
Beats paying for $100-150 for a mechanical friction throttle lock.
Dave