Paderolis - did you do the vacuum cruise control then (what you linked) or the electronic cruise control (what you mentioned?). Going to do this mod this winter.
Not knocking electronic cruise , but I feel they look like a hack job on the electrical wiring . Leaves the chance of being stranded on the road side . Also never a fan of attaching things to the throttle cam wheel . Bar mount = simple , no power draw , no blown fuses or wiring issues for later .
Hope I didn't piss on anyone's party
Your going to attach to the throttle with vacuum or electronic versions, it's one of those things that does make a guy want to do a good job for sure.. There are really only 2 places you have to connect to the bike. One is on a plug wire so the system can measure the electrical pulses and the other is the VSS wire and its right on the left side of the bike. I strip back the insulation and solder the connections so the force is usually with me.. The other connections were just the usual stop light switches etc.
I loved mine and as far as I know no one has had any problems... Crossing fingers.
I think c10 was saying he would stray away from both versions and stick to mechanical cruise control options. I had the Throttlemeister for a good while before investing in the Audiovox CCS100. While the TM is a great product, it leaves something to be desired when you have to constantly adjust it for road elevation changes. The Audiovox/Rostra systems do it automatically. With that said, I still use my TM as well as the CCS100 (independent of each other). In fact I recently bought one from an oRg. member for my Gen2, because my other one was left on the Gen1 when it got totaled.
The electronic version is a little bigger so it really doesn't fit well in a GenII in the pods like the vacuum did so I would suggest doing the trash can mod BEFORE you do the cruise mod and you end up with more space in the long run....
Here is an install we did in my garage a few years ago... Man I miss those days.
https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/gen-ii-busa-information/152744-electric-rostra-cruise-control.html
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