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KiWAV Black Throttle Mounted Motorcycle Cruise Assist Wrist Hand Grips Handlebar Oil Control Rocker Rest Accelerator Assistant ABS

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At a glance

Condition
New
Dimensions
2.01"L x 1.46"W
Weight
10 g
Color
Black
Material
Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styr, Rubber
Vehicle Service Type
Motorcycle
Size
Refer to image
Warranty
1 Year Warranty Against Manufacturer Defects

Features 5

  • Operate the throttle without having to squeeze the grip
  • Short and wide ergonomics wave shape design - no more numb fingers trying to maintain the speed on long journeys.
  • The rubber inside increases friction between the grip and the holder which makes it better hold onto the grip.
  • Easy to use with heavy gloves.

Description

The ideal way to keep your hands relaxed during a long-distance ride. Ergonomics wave shape design. No more numb fingers trying to maintain the speed on long journeys with this throttle cruise assistant by KiWAV. The rubber sheet inside increases friction between the grip and the holder, which helps it hold onto the grip better. However, please try installing it without the rubber sheet first, as some grips are already thick enough. Forcing the rubber on top of a thick grip may cause the product to crack. A must-have gadget for every rider! Do not miss it! . . Beware of any seller other than KiWAV that sells counterfeits. Counterfeits would break really soon as you see in the recent reviews! . Do find KiWAV from the seller list! . Please report problematic sellers to Amazon instead of leaving negative reviews. This will ensure that they are held accountable for their actions, rather than negatively impacting our listing and allowing these bad sellers to escape consequences. Q1: What does this throttle cruise assist do? A: It helps reduce hand and wrist fatigue by allowing the rider to maintain throttle input using palm pressure instead of continuously squeezing the grip. Q2: Is this a real cruise control or a throttle lock? A: No. This is not a cruise control or throttle lock. It does not hold the throttle open and allows full manual control at all times. Q3: How does it help with hand or wrist fatigue? A: The wide ergonomic wave shape supports the palm, reducing finger strain and helping riders maintain a steady throttle more comfortably on long rides. Q4: Is there a learning curve when using this product? A: Yes. Proper positioning is important. Riders should practice and adjust the angle before long rides to avoid accidental throttle input. Q5: How should the throttle assist be positioned? A: Most riders find best results when it is angled slightly downward or around 30–45 degrees, allowing intentional use without interfering with normal throttle operation. Q6: Will it affect throttle return or riding safety? A: When installed correctly, the throttle returns normally when released. It does not lock the throttle or interfere with braking. Q7: Is this better for highway riding or city traffic? A: It is best suited for highway and long-distance riding. Some riders prefer to reposition or remove it in heavy city traffic. Q8: Can it interfere with gloves or jacket cuffs? A: If positioned too high, it may contact bulky gloves or jacket cuffs. Adjusting the angle lower usually resolves this issue. Q9: Does it fit all motorcycle grips? A: It fits most standard motorcycle grips. Grip diameter and texture vary, so fit should be checked before riding. Q10: Should I use the included rubber insert? A: Try installing without the rubber insert first. Some grips are already thick enough. Forcing the rubber onto oversized grips may cause cracking. Q11: Is installation difficult? A: Installation typically takes about 30 seconds and requires no tools. Some riders find it easier to slide it on from the side rather than forcing it straight over the grip. Q12: Does it stay in place while riding? A: When installed correctly, many riders report stable positioning. Grip size, surface texture, and installation angle can affect retention. Q13: How durable is the throttle assist? A: Durability depends on correct installation and grip size. Avoid forcing it onto oversized grips and follow the recommended fitting steps. Q14: What type of riding is this best for? A: It is ideal for touring, commuting, freeway riding, and long-distance travel where hand fatigue is common. Q15: Is it suitable for different motorcycles and scooters? A: Yes. It can be used on sport bikes, touring motorcycles, scooters, and models like Can-Am Spyder, as long as the grip size is compatible. Q16: What material is it made from? A: The throttle assist is made from durable ABS plastic and includes an optional rubber friction insert to improve grip retention. Q17: Is this legal to use on public roads? A: It does not lock the throttle and allows full manual control. Road legality depends on local regulations. Swipe left (if mobile device) KiWAV has been selling products on global online marketplaces, to over 137 countries, for over 10 years. We have confidence to give you a wonderful shopping experience with premium product quality and the thoughtful service.

Specs 18

Vehicle Service Type Motorcycle
Color Black
Brand KiWAV
Material Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styr, Rubber
Product Dimensions 2.01"L x 1.46"W
Brand Name KiWAV
Number of Packs 1
Number of Items 1

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Top Amazon Reviews


Great mod for the bike
This thing feels and works great. I have carpal tunnel and this eases a lot of my pain. Supports my wrist and can use it to throttle the bike as well. Has so far been on 2 bikes from a smaller grip sport bike, to a thicker cruiser. Installation is as easy as sliding it over the throttle. Excellent value. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2026 by BenjaminX

This one actually works
I bought some other version of this concept a while back and it didn't go on my bike at all; in fact, I only flexed it a little to attempt to get it on the throttle grip, then it snapped. I didn't try again to find a different one for a while, figuring they were all alike. But, they're not. This one is much better made and installs correctly in about 30 seconds, and the plastic is much more flexible so you can actually work with it. It would only take about 10 seconds to install if it weren't for the rubber strip you have to fiddle with a little to get positioned right, then work the Throttle Holder device over the top of it. But, 30 seconds still isn't bad. For those who have written that they take this product off in city traffic, etc., may I suggest that you consider lowering the position where you have this sitting on your throttle? At first I had it where it was nearly parallel to the ground below the bike. Yeah, that does provide the greatest rest for your wrist, but it also gets in the way a little and I'd be a little scared that in an emergency stop a rider might accidentally rev the bike up and lengthen the stopping distance. But if you rotate it counter-clockwise so it's at about 45 degrees shy of parallel with the ground, you change the dynamic quite a bit. You do have to rotate your wrist a little and consciously decide to use the throttle holder, but you can still loosen your grip and stretch your fingers when needed, yet it doesn't interfere with normal throttle usage at other times. Obviously the perfect angle is going to depend on the angle of your handlebars, size of your hands, personal preference, and other factors, but if you're thinking this gets in the way, maybe try lowering it. I'd say about 60 percent of the time when I buy a bike accessory I eventually wind up taking it back off because I conclude that my bike was actually better off without it. This is an exception. It makes riding a lot more comfortable and it's the ultimate in simplicity. Highly recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2019 by Ken_Ind

Seems good for long rides
The device attached easily and securely to my accelerator handle. I have only used it once for a trip to the grocery store ten miles from my house. It works well, but I felt a little like I could accelerate unintentionally while braking. I never did, and I'll likely get over the feeling with experience; however, I bought the device to alleviate grip fatigue on long trips, not so much for short trips, so I may not use it for riding around town. I recently took a 70 mile trip (140 miles round trip), and my right hand was fatigued by the end of it. For even longer trips, I'd want to stop for breaks, and I believe this device will help. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2026 by Martin Brock

Must have accessory for long Distance Riding
I can't imagine riding long distances without this. Makes spending a couple hours on the bike so much easier. Light pressure from this wrist is all you need. Wouldn't use for city riding though. A word of warning...I almost crashed the first time I rode with this. I was making a left-hand turn, and when pulling on the front brake the throttle went to 7000rpm and really startled me. I ended up not making the 90 degree turn and made like a 45 and ended up in a parking lot. It worked out OK because no one was coming. Could have been a disaster in a different location. I am a novice rider and needed some more experience. I now am comfortable riding with this and wouldn't ride in the countryside without it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2020 by Tokyo Jim

Simple but effective.
I figured for the price why not try. I was pleasantly surprised how well it worked. Saved my hand from cramping on a 1100 mile ride over two days. I do have cruise control but I found when I couldn't use it and I town I didn't have to squeeze as much. It did rotate a little from the initial position but it seemed like it stayed solid after the readjustment. Took a little trial and error to find a good spot to balance braking without throttle at the same time. But I'd buy it again/recommend it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2025 by MickeyD

It works fine. As described.
The item was exactly as described and was pretty easy to install. I received and installed it today. Due to rain , I was unable to test it while riding but after installed, I did test while sitting. It felt secure and no sign of slipping. Looking forward better weather to give it a true test. Im very pleased so far. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2026 by Kenyon Arp

Has its challenges
This is a very low cost alternative to a throttle lock. The low cost I thought I would give it a try. I bought this to use on my bike for the longer rides to combat hand fatigue and throttle hand falling asleep. To be fair, the product sort of works. It does provide an alternative to the more expensive throttle locks. It can provide hand relief. My issue is it tended to get hung up in the cuff of my riding jacket or gloves. In town and sometimes in curves it would snag and cause a the throttle to rev up. This poses a danger and I removed from my bike after logging in about 500+ miles and several trips. I felt it was too much of a safety risk. Maybe if I kept it on longer, tried more trips. But the times it did this ultimately warranted its removal in the end. I am now looking at the more expensive engineered throttle locks. This product may work well on your bike and handgrips. Never know until you try. If you do, try it around your neighborhood close to home until you get comfortable with it before venturing out on longer rides or heavy congestion areas. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2016 by John C

good product/ useful
husband and harley approved. really saves his wrists. durable product
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2026 by Britt
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