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ST 1300 Electronic Cruise
- Thread starter Pablo C
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rgatling
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- Round Rock
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- Roy
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- Gatling
Just about all info on ST1300 and cruise control can be found here:
http://www.st-owners.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=206
http://www.st-owners.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=206
There's two popular cruise control units for the ST, with differing amounts of complexity to install.
The less expensive way to go is to use a standard Audiovox cruise control unit ... these were on sale at Autozone not too long ago for something like $39. The downside to the Audiovox is that it's a generic cruise ... you'll have to build your mounts, splice cables, etc yourself, but there's some pretty good docs available online if you're comfortable with your skills to tackle that.
The second option is for the McCruise unit. They come motorcycle specific, so they have all the mounts, wire harnesses, connectors you need, so it's truly a plug-n-play setup. The McCruise is also weather-proof. I went the McCruise route. It'll cost in the neighborhood of $500-600, but could be installed at home in about 8 hours using the instructions they provide.
The less expensive way to go is to use a standard Audiovox cruise control unit ... these were on sale at Autozone not too long ago for something like $39. The downside to the Audiovox is that it's a generic cruise ... you'll have to build your mounts, splice cables, etc yourself, but there's some pretty good docs available online if you're comfortable with your skills to tackle that.
The second option is for the McCruise unit. They come motorcycle specific, so they have all the mounts, wire harnesses, connectors you need, so it's truly a plug-n-play setup. The McCruise is also weather-proof. I went the McCruise route. It'll cost in the neighborhood of $500-600, but could be installed at home in about 8 hours using the instructions they provide.