Cruise control

[phantom92]

If I am teaching you to suck eggs I apologise, I found out the other day that if you close the thottle against the end stop it disengages the cruise.  Much smoother than brake or clutch.

[Lighty]

Only got mine yesterday & discovered this straight away . Personally I think the use of the rear brake is the smoothest way to disengage.
The cruise also works in 2nd gear at low speeds , very useful for me as I suffer a numb hand quite quickly & the cruise lets me let go and wiggle my hand around .

[stinky1969]

Good to know, thanks.  Using the clutch or brake is a little abrupt on mine.

[Norbs]

Open the throttle gently before squeezing the clutch or brake very lightly. Smooth as you like.

[Racman62]

Thanks for the tip 

[SDG]

Nice to know. I single fingered my clutch to disengage. Smooth, but yours sound better. Will try it.

 

[houlster]

Pretty sure mine does not do that.  The friggin throttle return spring is way too strong.  When I have the cruise on, I always end up letting the throttle go back to the stop.  Relieving the throttle pressure is 90% of why I wanted cruise, but it don't work that way.  I'm still used to the old throttle lock on past bikes I guess...

--Dan

[phantom92]

Push the closed throttle against the throttle stop, then it will disengage the cruise.

Regards
Mark

[dexradio]

I just match the throttle with the cruise and touch the back brake. I find rolling the throttle to the end stop quite abrupt myself.

Dex

[Norbs]

Exactly. Thats what I was trying to get at. Although I dab the clutch instead of the brake