ATLAS Throttle Lock

Janus Motorcycles - ATLAS Throttle Lock

Sale price Price $155.00 Regular price

Janus Motorcycles combines vintage-inspired design with handcrafted quality, giving riders an experience that's as timeless as it is exhilarating. Paired with the precision of the ATLAS Throttle Lock, these bikes deliver unmatched control and comfort, making every journey smooth and enjoyable.

Top Kit vs. Bottom Kit

Top Kit

You'll want a Top Kit if:

There is less than 1.5 inches (38mm) of clearance between the tank and the throttle housing at full right turn.

There's a heated grip wire that comes out of the bottom half of your rubber grip flange.

Bottom Kit

You'll want a Bottom Kit if:

There's a heated grip wire that comes out the top half of your rubber grip flange.

There are no other interferences. The majority of motorcycles will be able to use the Bottom Kit.

How to Determine Fitment

Will it fit your motorcycle?

Steps to determine fitment

Step 1: Check for adequate spacing for the ATLAS between the throttle housing and the grip flange.

All you need is a gap of 2.5 mm or greater between the grip and the throttle housing. That's roughly 3 thick bank cards wide. If you need more space than this, you can most likely pull back your grip flange to gain the room needed. Please play the video under the section "Will it for your motorcycle" and scroll to 33 seconds. This will show you how to pull the grip flange back.

Step 2: Use our 'Make, Model and Year' search tool to locate your motorcycle. The search tool will show you exactly which unit to purchase. If you can't find your motorcycle, please click the Contact Us button below. We are happy to help you make this decision.

If you can't find your model and you know which kit you need, select 'Other' in the 'Model' section to gain access to all kits.

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Model Specific Notes

Model Specific Videos

Included with the Kit

Your kit comes with everything you need to mount the ATLAS on many different motorcycles.

Installation Instruction
T10 Torx L-Key
2 - M3 Bolts with thread locker
4 - Slide-on Friction Pads
1 - ATLAS Key
Stickers

Friction Pads

Everything you need to know about using the friction pads with the ATLAS Throttle Lock.

Friction Pads are required.

The ATLAS Throttle Lock was designed to be used with friction pads. Friction pads can last 60,000 miles or more as long as you choose the right pad for your bike. You will also preserve your pad by avoiding any contact with your throttle housing’s sharp seam. This is explained in our installation instructions.

Which friction pad should you use?

The friction pads come in 4 different thicknesses. You will only need to apply one pad to your ATLAS. Watch our installation videos and follow the instructions to determine which friction pad works best.

Are the friction pads adjustable?

Yes, they are! The pegs at the end of the friction pads have 2 equally spaced notches which can be cut off to move the friction pad away from the throttle housing’s curved ridge. This is explained in our installation instructions.

Installing the ATLAS Throttle Lock

Installation instructions

The ATLAS Throttle Lock was built for adventure and motorcycle touring.

The ATLAS Throttle Lock will give you the cruising capabilities your motorcycle has been missing since day one. Go farther with the ATLAS on your next group ride, moto-camping trip or Iron Butt.

You may be wondering if the ATLAS can handle everything you have planned for it. Rest assured, we have riders actively circumnavigating the planet with the ATLAS. You are in good company, no matter which continent you're on. We're out there riding with you!

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Doesn’t stay in one place, bracket is too thin

Hi Dan!

Thank you for your review. We've love the opportunity to assist in getting the ATLAS working properly for you. If the ATLAS isn't staying in place on the throttle tube, then it may not be installed correctly, or some other issue may be occurring that is not allowing the ATLAS to be mounted firmly. When mounted properly to the tube, it should be firm and function well. You can reach out to us for support! We're happy to help!

Thanks!

Excellent piece of gear

This thing works great! I finally gave in after seeing numerous people with them and I’m glad I did. Just engage it and give your hand a rest. Do yourself a favor and get one, especially if you do long distance travel.

Just what I needed

Although not many long straight roads here in Tasmania, definitely on a long ride I much appreciate giving the throttle hand a break for 10 to 20 seconds, fairly easy to fit the mechanism and works a treat!!

Well made and does the job as promised.

Just what I was looking for on those long rides

Awesome & easy

ATLAS Throttle Lock

Awesome

i bought two of them. We rode from Argentina to Alaska, 18500Km. Indispensable and worked perfectly throughout the entire journey.

that's a mighty strong grip you got their.

I got this grip to deal with long distance hand fatigue. It works. It's easy to install. As it turns out I'm not a huge fan of using it. It works 100% as promised and I think it's great value for the price. I'm just using it less then expected. It still requires constant adjustments as the wind buffets you or inclines change. I never realized how many micro corrections I actually make. It has a place on my bike but it's not as beneficial as I had expected. If you go in with clear expectations you will be satisfied with the value.

Throttle lock BMW GS 1200

Love the simplicity of this product. Even after a crash was able to bend the parts back and make operable. God send for right wrist nerve damage

It does what it’s designed to do…no more and no less

This is a mechanical throttle lock and works as designed. I should had bought the bottom kit for my particular setup, and I hope to buy a couple more for my dual sport and my wife’s motorcycle.

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