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ATLAS Throttle Lock - A Motorcycle Cruise Control Throttle Assist, Bottom KIT

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Style: Bottom Kit


Features

  • PLEASE READ: Find your Motorcycle by clicking the User Guide [pdf] under the "Product guides and documents" section below
  • Thumb Activated Mechanical Motorcycle Cruise Control
  • Adjust your speed while it's engaged for incremental speed adjustments
  • You retain 100% throttle control whether engaged or disengaged
  • Simple Bolt-On Installation made of Stainless Steel

Description

Will this fit on all motorcycles? No, but it fits on the motorcycles listed on our Fitment Chart (found under User Guide PDF) as long as your throttle has 3 mm of space between the throttle housing and grip flange. Some motorcycles on our Fitment Chart may need the rubber grip flange pulled back to achieve the necessary 3 mm of space for the ATLAS Throttle Lock. I have a question and need to talk to ATLAS Moto's Technical Support. Can I do that here? Yes! Follow these steps: What’s the difference between a throttle lock and traditional cruise control? A throttle lock holds your throttle position using friction but not always your speed, whereas traditional cruise control maintains a constant speed but doesn't hold your throttle position. This sounds a bit confusing, so we will explain. The ATLAS Throttle Lock uses a friction pad to apply pressure against your throttle housing when the engagement button is pressed in. Think of a brake pad (friction pad) pressing against a brake rotor (throttle housing). This friction is what holds your throttle position. If you are on a flat, straight road, the ATLAS Throttle Lock will also maintain your exact speed. This will continue until you approach a hill, at which point you will need to adjust your throttle manually. You can either leave the unit engaged and rotate the throttle with the added friction, or disengage the unit and return to your factory throttle response. Why are motorcyclists adding the ATLAS Throttle Lock to their throttles? The ATLAS Throttle Lock allows riders to relax their grip, shake out their hands, adjust their gear, and log more miles without the threat of dreaded arm pump. Additionally, it significantly reduces nerve pain in your hand, as you no longer need to maintain a tense grip constantly on the throttle. Cruise control is only good for long, boring straight roads. It’s flat out frustrating in group rides, in the flow of traffic or on any of the scenic roads motorcyclist enjoy. For a complete Fitment Chart, see the "User Guide" under Product Guides and Documents. IMPORTANT: Some models may have special notes or procedures for fitment. Where applicable, this will be mentioned in the complete Fitment Chart. BMW || Top Kit: F800GS, R1100, R1150, R1200GS, R9T CanAm || Either Kit: Ryder, Spyder Harley Davidson || Top Kit: Fat Boy, Road King, Softail, Sportster, Street Bob Honda || Top Kit: CRF100L || Bottom Kit: VTX1800 || Either Kit: CB500X, NC750X, CTX700 Indian || Top Kit: Scout Kawasaki || Top Kit: Ninja || Bottom Kit: Versys 650 KTM || Top Kit: 1090 Adventure R, 1190 Adventure, 1290 Super Duke Suzuki || Top Kit: GSX-R, Hayabusa || Bottom Kit: Boulevard, Burgman, V-Strom Triumph || Top Kit: Speed Triple, Thruxton || Either Kit: Bonneville, Scrambler, Street Triple, Thunderbird, Tiger Yamaha || Top Kit: FJR1300, MT-09, YZF-R1, YZF-R3, YZF-R6 Bottom Kit Before leaving on an around the world trip, I purchased a throttle lock. On the road, I broke my right wrist. I rode for months before I could get proper surgery. During that time, all the shortcomings of that throttle lock were magnified. I researched all the available throttle locks on the market and I was disappointed with the lack of function. After riding through 28 countries with vastly different climates and terrain, I knew exactly what I needed in a throttle lock. - David Winters Here are a few key differences that truly set the ATLAS apart from anything else on the market: The ATLAS Throttle Lock was designed to be used with friction pads. Friction pads can last 60,000 miles or more as long as you choose the right pad for your bike. The friction pads come in 4 different thicknesses. You will only need to apply one pad to your ATLAS. Watch our installation videos and follow the instructions to determine which friction pad works best. The ATLAS Throttle Lock will give you the cruising capabilities your motorcycle has been missing since day one. Go farther with the ATLAS on your next group ride, moto-camping trip or Iron Butt. We are out there riding with you, get some. The ATLAS Throttle Lock will give you the cruising capabilities your motorcycle has been missing since day one. ATLAS Throttle Locks works on many different motorcycles. Find your motorcycle on our Fitment Chart for more details. When engaged, the ATLAS Throttle Lock holds your throttle in place with friction so you can relax your grip and shake out your hand. The ATLAS mounts to most motorcycles in 10 minutes. It clamps to the throttle tube, between the grip flange and throttle housing. Inspired by an around-the-world motorcycle trip, the ATLAS Throttle Lock provides the endurance and peace of mind needed for both daily commutes and globetrotting expeditions. ATLAS, which stands for Adventure Touring Leaves All Signs, was conceived on the open roads of the world.

Manufacturer: ‎ATLAS Throttle Lock


Brand: ‎ATLAS Throttle Lock


Item Weight: ‎4 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎3 x 0.5 x 3 inches


Item model number: ‎bottomkit


Exterior: ‎Stainless Steel


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎bottomkit


Voltage: ‎12 volts


Date First Available: August 23, 2017


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Total game changer!!!
Style: Top Kit
This is a total game changer!! I purchased this knowing I was heading on a 4000 mile road trip. It was totally worth it. This allows for a more relaxed and comfortable ride by holding your throttle for you. That being said, it is not a true cruise control. If riding in a group it does take constant “tweaking”. It does allow for releasing of the throttle to ease strain from long rides and when used properly you can use less grip strength to maintain your speed. It does install easily. The hardest part was determining the correct pad thickness, but even that was more time consuming rather than difficult. Make sure you order the correct orientation (top or bottom mount) I accidentally ordered the wrong one and it interfered with operation of regular controls. Return process was quick and replacement worked perfectly. After my nearly constant use over a week long period, it does seem to slip a little and does need occasional cleaning to maintain proper contact of the rubber pad. Overall, this is a highly recommended addition to my bike that has no cruise control. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2025 by Eagle

  • Picture perfect. My new favorite addition to my bike.
Style: Bottom Kit
As someone who refuses to get on a cruiser for the sake of comfort and having things like cruise control. This device is a literal back and life saver. It honestly held speed at almost any rate and I was cruising down the highway at 80 with no hands. Just vibin while the bike continued to chug along. The only caviat is that because its not an adaptive cruise control like cars that have a certain speed set. If you're going through a hilly area or angles and slopes. You'll have to frequently adjust it to keep speed. But on straightaways and country roads where you are pretty much going straight with no obstructions or change in altitude. It's literally picture perfect. Also in the cases where I left it on and had to brake or suddenly get the throttle to let off. It took very minimal effort and was definitely still savable. I recommend not doing this all the time because it's definitely not as fast of a throttle change with it engaged and to definitely get in the habit / familiarized with how to use it and disengaging and engaging at appropriate times. Also it's likely not very nice to the adhesive on the friction pads. I wouldn't recommend it below 25 mph for sure if you wanna ride with no hands like me because the bike isn't going fast enough to hold itself up right and can still be easily influenced. But at higher speeds it's a blessing. If you pair this with an adjustable stabilizer like a GPR or another reputable brand. You'll have a rock solid way to ride super long distances and not have to stay crunched over the entire time. It has transformed riding long distances on a sport bike forever for me. Bike in the photo is a '96 ZX9-R for those curious about fitment. I definitely do not think the top mount will work with Kawasaki's that have the bird cage on it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2022 by Zachary Morin

  • Works, but bike dependent.
Style: Bottom Kit
The throttle control works well, however it is very motorcycle dependent. On my Ducati, it could hold better, but it’s the distance and spacing of the grip to controls that limits the function, not the actual device. I’m happy with the quality, and will purchase a second one for another bike.
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2026 by ChunkMaster

  • Not worth it
Style: Top Kit
Doesn’t actually provide enough pressure to hold the throttle in place. The tab that the pad sits on is also very very thing and bends away easily. I was expecting better quality and something that would just KIND of work for this price
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2026 by Samuel C.

  • Awesome product
Style: Top Kit
Even so this is more on the spendy side, it works awesome! Easy installation. Well worth it!! Recommended!!!
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2026 by ag

  • Doesn't fit my MT 07 2022
Style: Top Kit
The overall product is very nice and simple, I like the looks of it and it is really nice yo have (when it works properly), despite that I had two issues: Issue #1: Upon installation I found out that pad #3 was broken which gave me headace trying to make more space than required for it to not lock the throttle when it's not supposed to. Issue #2: I have housing style C (check the Atlas installation guide) and after following the instructions I still have interference with the straight ridge, I can think of two solutionsfor this issue, first is to shorten the throttle cable which comes with some consequence (more jerky throttle). Second is if Atlas makes the pad narrowed so it takes less space but it will probably have less friction, if the friction problem can be solved this could be a very quick solution but it's up to Atlast. If you're having issues or doubts after installing the atlas, take it off immediately as it really can be dangerous for you and the bike. While the atlas was disengaged I was gaining speed and shifting up,and between the 4th and 5th gear the trottle got stuck while I was shifting and since It was almost on full throttle while trying to engage the 5th it felt like the gearbox almost exploded and it spit the gear out (it didn't engage) but that's on me since I knew I had interference with the straight ridge and still rode with it on. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2023 by Fadi

  • Quality Build & Simple to Install
Style: Bottom Kit
Fairly easy to install. Comes in a top mount or bottom mount same price. I went with the bottom version to keep an uncluttered bar look. Once you achieve the needed clearance for the included friction pads super simple to install, just 1 fastener. My bike came with 1/16" between the grip flange & throttle housing. I contacted Atlas support got detailed helpful instructions emailed next day. Problem solved & device works as advertised! Like the on/off button controls. Some others were poorly designed and really obvious when installed. The Atlas looks "quality" and very unobtrusive visually. If you don't know what it is most just assume it came on the bike. Very happy with its function so my investment was well spent. Electronic controls are very pricey and you still have to install control switches. See photo for finished look. Note: you may have to adjust position to get it where you like it depending on how fast you intend to cruise. My first attempt was too far under at interstate speed. Works easy to engage at speed now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2025 by Jeffrey Doerr

  • Good product
Style: Bottom Kit
This is a nice device. I have a friend that uses one. I bought it for a 2021 Honda Rebel 500 ABS and coukd not get it to work properly. I'm also 5' 4" with small hands. It felt like it would have been in the way for me.
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2026 by D.J.D

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