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Cramp Buster Cruise Control

The Crampbuster Cruise Controller provides a more comfortable throttle and dramatically reduces the wrist fatigue often caused by long rides. Simply apply pressure to the Crampbuster with your palm and the throttle will remain open, allowing your rest your hand and stretch your fingers.

Sizing Information:

  • Standard size fits most 1 3/8" and smaller diameter grips
  • Oversize fits most 1 3/8" and larger diameter grips 
  • Narrow size measures 1" inch wide by 3" inches long
  • Wide size measures 2 1/4" inches wide by 3" inches long

Features:

  • Installs in seconds
  • Reduces hand fatigue and cramping
  • Sold each
4.4 / 5
Bang For The Buck
4.4 / 5
Features
4 / 5
Style
3.5 / 5
Ease Of Install
4.8 / 5
Fit & Finish
4.6 / 5
Durability
4.3 / 5

Fitment Notes & Exceptions

This is a universal fit part; it may or may not fit without modification.

Product Style RevZilla Item # Manufacturer Product # Availability
Black / Standard/Narrow 935298 CB1 In Stock: Ships within 24 hours
Black / Standard/Wide 935299 CB2 In Stock: Ships within 24 hours
Black / Oversize/Narrow 935304 CB3 In Stock: Ships within 24 hours
Black / Oversize/Wide 935300 CB4 In Stock: Ships within 24 hours
Chrome / Standard/Wide 935303 CB2-C In Stock: Ships within 24 hours
Chrome / Oversize/Wide 935301 CB4-C In Stock: Ships within 24 hours

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4.8 / 5
Fit & Finish
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4.3 / 5
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Handy for long rides, an impediment for day-to-day local rides
This is a product that is easy to fit and functional for its intended purpose. My bike is a '14 Kawasaki Ninja 650. I did find however that my throttle grip is too narrow to leave this installed on local rides. Note, I did order the narrow version. It takes up too much room on the grip. When installed and set in the correct position which takes a little trial and error to get right it relieves the strain from keeping the throttle position using your fingers and wrist. So, on the highway when you're covering miles of constant speed riding this works quite well.
But day to day it is a hindrance to leave on the handle bar.
February 2, 2015
Ride:
2014 Kawasaki Ninja 650R
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Simple, foolproof design. Excellent product.
I put these on all of my motorcycles. They are semi-flexible molded plastic that wraps around the throttle grip and allows you to rest your wrist without having to grip the throttle tightly. Not quite cruise control, but the relief is very welcome, whether it's a short ride or a long tour.

The Crampbuster won't rotate toward the rider without pulling the throttle, which is exactly what it's designed to do. Pushing it away from the rider is easy, and rotating it out of the way for slow-speed maneuverability is easy.

This is one of the best $11 that I've spent on motorcycle accessories. Installation takes seconds, and it can be easily removed if you ever decide you don't want it installed.
August 5, 2014
Ride:
2009 Yamaha FZ1
Bang For The Buck
4 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Durability
4 / 5
Great for highway, but be careful with it on the streets!
This is an incredibly simple tool, which does its job well. You can rotate it 'forward' to move it around the grip to keep it partially out of the way, but if you rotate it the other way, it twists the throttle.

I found that after getting on the highway, I would have to clutch in and adjust the crampbuster to get ideal position, but then I could rest most of my palm against the device to keep the throttle engaged and to take some of the strain off of my fingers/wrist.

Definitely a good thing to have for a long trip, but I prefer to leave it off unless going for a few hours.
December 15, 2014
Ride:
2009 Ducati Hypermotard 1100 S
Bang For The Buck
3 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Durability
4 / 5
Great for long rides
This helped me immensely. My right hand used to cramp so bad when on long rides. Now with this I can relax it when I need to. It was inexpensive and easy to install. I highly recommend this product.
October 12, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Ride:
2003 Suzuki VS800GL Intruder
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
4 / 5
Durability
4 / 5
Surprisingly Effective
Like others have mentioned, it doesn't look like much out of the box but once you have it on your throttle and set to the proper angle, it makes riding so much nicer. Been using it for 2 weeks now and I have yet to have any fatigue in my hand or any cramps. When I feel my fingers need a break, i just have to loosen my grip and rest my palm on the Crampbuster to maintain my speed. Works amazingly.
October 27, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Ride:
2015 Triumph Scrambler
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Easiest way to relieve wrist stress
Slid right on to my 96 vfr hasn't left since. Can't be easier to install or use.
April 12, 2016
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Great product, easy install, works well.
Even with BarkBusters, I was able to open the CrampBuster enough to get it on my grip. It slides easily in one direction, so adjusting its position on the fly is a breeze.
May 24, 2016
Purchased
 1 year ago
Ride:
2011 Suzuki V-Strom DL650
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Works Great
Installs easily, easy to use and works as intended. Ordered the narrow version.
Had this on now for about 200 miles. First ride with it was all highway and roughly 60 miles. I could definitely tell a difference not just while riding but when I got off too. Less tingle and fatigue. Great product and price.
September 15, 2015
Ride:
2015 Honda CBR300R
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Easy and affordable
Great product. Super easy to install. I will take a few days to get used to using it smoothly. But after that it works like a charm.
August 10, 2015
Ride:
2008 Kawasaki VN1600B Vulcan 1600 Mean Streak
Bang For The Buck
5 / 5
Features
5 / 5
Style
5 / 5
Ease Of Install
5 / 5
Fit & Finish
5 / 5
Durability
5 / 5
Just works
Cram buster is a piece of cake to install and to adjust. Works the way it should and allows me to relax my throttle hand on long trips. Great low cost extra that makes a big difference in arm / hand fatigue.
October 20, 2016
Purchased
 1 year ago
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tewster2 on YouTube uses one & highly recommend it.
Jeffry S on Sep 20, 2017
It works. This is for a friend.
Ken M on Sep 2, 2017
tewster2 on YouTube uses one & highly recommend it.
Jeffry S on Sep 20, 2017
Affordable means to hold the throttle on the highway. Easy to install/remove.
Jeremy B on Sep 18, 2017
It works. This is for a friend.
Ken M on Sep 2, 2017
Needed to try something for the long trips
mort p on Aug 22, 2017
Best investment I've ever made for long rides. Use Kuryakyn grips and my hands would go numb after about 20-30 miles on the highway. This changed the game!
Bayardo D on Aug 13, 2017
Name brand, common accessory.
B O on Aug 9, 2017
A trial basis, short of cruise control.
Aaron M on Aug 5, 2017
I am hoping it is worth it. Never tried one before.
Ralph A on Jul 30, 2017
functionality
Steve1Schu on Jul 24, 2017
To help train myself to soften my grip.
Stefan J on Jul 15, 2017
Comfort, even with electronic cruise control it works great
Antonio I on Jul 12, 2017
great for long rides, helps prevent your hands from cramping up
Michael B on Jun 27, 2017
Reviews were very positive
Alan P on Jun 24, 2017
I dont have cruise control so this will help keep my right hand comfy
David A on Jun 20, 2017
Price
Nick S on Jun 10, 2017
It works.
S C on May 31, 2017
my hand was getting cramped after a short ride.
Federico M on May 9, 2017
Comfort, Ratings and reviews
B A on May 8, 2017
Have one on 2 other bikes and needed another for my 84 BMW R75/6
Leonard S on May 5, 2017
Excellent product at a great price.
David S on Apr 28, 2017
Help your wrist and hand
James B on Apr 17, 2017
Like Young MC said, "it busts a cramp"
John R on Mar 31, 2017
inexpensive, clever solution to relax hand grip on my non-cruise control equipped bike.
Peter K on Mar 16, 2017
I have made some long multiday rides and am planning another one in May, 2017 - my wrist has gotten tired/sore on previous trips and I think the Crampbuster may ease some of that tension.
Dennis M on Mar 13, 2017
Ease the throttle twist fatigue
James B on Mar 5, 2017
To help carpal tunnel in wrists on the road trips.
Ricky P on Feb 28, 2017
Easier highway riding
Declan K on Jan 23, 2017
Simple and easy to use. Everyone who I know uses it say it is the best product.
Kevin L on Dec 31, 2016
good product used one before.
JUAN B on Dec 14, 2016
Just buy it and you'll be glad you did.
Steven T on Dec 9, 2016
Hand hurts when riding. This seems like a good fix
Mitchell C on Dec 3, 2016
This is great for long distant riding. I highly recommend it.
Taizet H on Nov 25, 2016
Friends advice me for long rides
H E on Nov 1, 2016
Because my wrist gets sore after a while
John P on Oct 27, 2016
One of those things you never think to buy until AFTER you had wished you had it. Definitely worth picking up.
Manuel O on Oct 22, 2016
Fills a need; not ready to commit to a cruise control.
Dusty W on Oct 17, 2016
Not at all useful
Scott H on Oct 11, 2016
An affordable way to ward off hand cramps on long rides on the highway.
Steven M on Oct 10, 2016
It was inexpensive, so i figured i'd give it a try.
John M on Sep 29, 2016
Had better pictures and description than other similar products viewed.
Daniel B on Sep 24, 2016
This little gadget allows me to keep the throttle on and avoid hand cramps on long highway rides.
Donna C on Sep 23, 2016
Used Harley's throttle tensioner once before.
Coleridge I on Sep 1, 2016
Just bought this for my FZ09 because when I go on rides I'm usually gone all day. I'm hoping that this won't be a hassle to get on. It should help with the long freeway rides into the mountains.
Jack M on Sep 1, 2016
it help a lot to relieve right hand for long ride.
Peng C on Aug 1, 2016
A low cost solution to a tired throttle hand.
Tucker K on Jul 17, 2016
Heard a lot about them but have yet to try
David C on Jul 17, 2016
Cramping throttle hand. This is my first try for a solution.
Jon M on Jul 14, 2016
I was looking for an inexpensive temporary cruise control device that could be removed if necessary for off-road use. This seemed to fit the bill, so I will experiment. Plus, this brand seemed to have good reviews.
Jeffrey C on Jul 12, 2016
good idea to gift
Octavio G on Jul 7, 2016
Sweet for super long rides
louis l on Jun 19, 2016
Affordable means to hold the throttle on the highway. Easy to install/remove.
Jeremy B on Sep 18, 2017
Needed to try something for the long trips
mort p on Aug 22, 2017
Which of the two (wide or narrow) would be better for a sport bike (2013 R6) ?
Mark A on Jun 2, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I ride a 2011 suzuki V Strom 650. The wider they are the more comfortable, and the greater the interference with normal throttle control. I went with the narrow and find that it is a good compromise. This was a great help on a long trip. If I wasn't under budget constraints I would have added a throttle lock and if money was no object I would be on a GS with cruise. But for around a ten spot...you can't beat the value. Easy on or off when stopped.
Which size will fit a 2014 GSX-R 1000?
Timothy W on Nov 25, 2015
BEST ANSWER: It's a universal fit, just pic how wide you want the part that your hand rest on to be. Oversize is for 1 3/8 or larger grip and Standard is for up to 1 3/8
Hi. What size would fit best for a 2008 Kawasaki Concours 14?
A shopper on Jul 2, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Depends on how long your grip is, and how wide your hand (in a glove) is... I like the smaller one even though I have small hands, as I keep this on the far end of the bar so I have the option to use it or I can scoot in and not use it. I had the wider one on a previous bike, but found it too wide for my current bike (Monster 796).

You'll just need to get used to it being there, as it makes the throttle even more sensitive than it already is and I've accidentally hit it a tad too hard and found myself lurching (fast) forward when I didn't want to. I really like it for long-distance rides and being able to "rest" my wrist gives my hand a break - works great for me.
Does standard/narrow size the best fit for the CB500X?
A shopper on Dec 14, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I bought the wide version. I like this as I have big hands. So this one fits the heel of my palm pretty well. Honestly I would suggest any size though. I'd constantly adjust it for how I wanted to ride for the moment. All will fit any hand grip. Personal preference for the size of your hand. Hope this helps. Cheers
is it possible to modify it for an '05 R1200GS with heated grips?
Scott H on Dec 6, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I use it on my '09 F650GS with heated grips. It needed no modification.
I have a 14 suzuki gsxr 750. any idea which fit to use?
Ryne J on Nov 13, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I believe it will fit any normal size grip. Big foam or ornamental maybe not. For long rides really nice also easy to remove for the twisties O
What size crampbuster do I need to fit Oxford Touring heated grips?
Thanks!
A S on Aug 3, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I have the standard size (narrow width). It fits my BMW F650GS factory (heated) grips just fine. Not sure about the Oxford grips.
What size do I need for a Yamaha fz6?
Scott M on Jul 14, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I have an FZ1 and the one I use is a black standard/narrow. It works perfectly
Hi. What size would fit best for a 2017 BMW S1000RR???
A C on Aug 13, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I bought the wide version. I like this as I have big hands. So this one fits the heel of my palm pretty well. Honestly I would suggest any size though. I'd constantly adjust it for how I wanted to ride for the moment. All will fit any hand grip. Personal preference for the size of your hand. Hope this helps. Cheers!
I have a Honda shadow. Which would be best size? Thank you!
A C on May 30, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I bought the wide version. I like this as I have big hands. So this one fits the heel of my palm pretty well. Honestly I would suggest any size though. I'd constantly adjust it for how I wanted to ride for the moment. All will fit any hand grip. Personal preference for the size of your hand. Hope this helps. CheersEnter an answer to this question.