Purchase KAWASAKI CRUISER MOTORCYCLE KURYAKYN MECHANICAL THROTTLE CRUISE ASSIST 6285 in Rocklin, California, US, for US $74.95

Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Return policy details:Return Requirements For a full refund of the product purchase price the following conditions must be met: • Items must be in new, unused, uninstalled condition • Item packaging must be in new undamaged condition • Items must be returned with all original packaging and accessories • Items must be received by us within 30 calendar days of purchase Refunds Policy • Items received within 30 calendar days of purchase in new condition are funded the full purchase price of the item • Items received after 30 calendar days are refunded 80% of the purchase price Items that cannot be Returned • Items with tags removed or missing UPC codes • Items considered for personal use or subject to California heath code restrictions. Some examples are underwear, face masks, swimwear, etc. • Used or installed items • Items with opened, damaged or missing packaging, miscellaneous parts or literature • Clothing, helmets or gear that has been worn Shipping Policy • Return shipping is paid by the buyer • If the item shipped free, the actual cost of shipping will be deducted from the refund • If the cause of the return is the result of our shipping the wrong item, we will reimburse the return shipping cost Return Authorization (RA) Number ALL RETURNS REQUIRE A RETURN AUTHORIZATION (RA) NUMBER GENERATED BY US. RETURNS WITHOUT A VALID RA NUMBER CLEARLY WRITTEN ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE RETURN PACKAGE WILL BE REFUSED. Part Brand:KUYAKYN Manufacturer Part Number:6285 Placement on Vehicle:Right Surface Finish:CHROME

KURYAKYN

MECHANICAL THROTTLE CRUISE ASSIST

KAWASAKI CRUISERS (SEE FITMENT LIST BELOW)

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

On long rides the Mechanical Throttle Assis allows you to relax your throttle hand. This is a simple and clean throttle position holder. Mounted on the end of your handlebars, this beauty looks like a bar end weight. And it can't be easier to use. Simply hold the throttle at desired location and roll your little finger back to hold your throttle in position. The spring loaded tensioner makes it easy to set without over tightening for easy throttle shut down when needed.

PRODUCT FEATURES

Allows you to relax your throttle hand on long rides
Simple, clean look
Easy to use
Spring loaded tensioner holds the throttle position without over-tightening
Brake side matching bar end sold separately
Sold each

PARTS INCLUDED

1 Bar End Throttle Assist

1 Threaded Wedge

3 Wedges

2 Anit-Friction Disks (1 is a spare)

1 M6 x 1.0 x 90MM Socket Head Cap Screw (SHCS)

1 Installation Instructions

FITMENT

2000 - 2006 Vulcan 800 Drifter

1997 - 2005 Vulcan 800

2006 - 2013 Vulcan 900 (All Models)

1996 - 2008 Vulcan 1500 Classic / Drifter / Nomad / Mean Streak Classic

2003 - 2008 Vulcan 1600 Classic & Mean Streak

2005 - 2008 Vulcan 1600 Nomad

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