Anyone?

 

I hold the throttle between my thumb and first finger. It is kind of against my hand if I am trail riding. If I throttle up I slip my thumb back on the throttle otherwise I can only get the throttle 3/4 to the bar. I have had no problems. When I first bought the sled I kept my thumb on the throttle all the time. By the end of the day my thumb felt it was going to fall off. I called it Rev Thumb!!

 

I hold the throttle between my thumb and first finger. It is kind of against my hand if I am trail riding. If I throttle up I slip my thumb back on the throttle otherwise I can only get the throttle 3/4 to the bar. I have had no problems. When I first bought the sled I kept my thumb on the throttle all the time. By the end of the day my thumb felt it was going to fall off. I called it Rev Thumb!!

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I try to do it that way also but I would still like a easier throttle. My wife only drives for a few minutes at a time and I can't finish a full beer before her thumb get tired. LOL. There has to be a sled out there with a progressive that would be interchangeable with the GTX.

 

My wife was complaining about her 500ss and I was going to try to convert to a progressive throttle but it looked too complicated so I got one of these things: www.clydecanride.com

 

My wife was complaining about her 500ss and I was going to try to convert to a progressive throttle but it looked too complicated so I got one of these things: www.clydecanride.com

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So it works good for her????? I have trouble if its more than a 200 mile day as well. I was thinking of a gold finger??

Someone else told me to try the wrist brase????? or turn the throttle backwards = evan more???????????

 

Looks like it will restrict from being able to go WOT. Snowcrazed, How does it work for her?

 

I put a "Cruisemate" finger throttle control on my wifes REV 380 GSX and she can ride for 10 hours without any problems.