What kind of left handed throttle is the best?
left handed throttle
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there are many threads on this topic, do a search, but its basically an opinion on what type of lever you want
I would go with Gold finger they are a nice clean and esay install, and they work great
I have the Dirty Harry and its a good product!
Chaz
Chaz
Lefty's are for Women and Midgets. JK
I know they have their place but can only recall a few time that I could have used one.
I know they have their place but can only recall a few time that I could have used one.
agreed, your better off without one...
i have to agree with Ausm and Jizzo.
If you are set on one, make sure it is one that you can put in a pin of some kind to lock it out so it only works when you need it. (Goldfinger, and i think snobunje both have this IIRC)
If you are set on one, make sure it is one that you can put in a pin of some kind to lock it out so it only works when you need it. (Goldfinger, and i think snobunje both have this IIRC)
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CuzzinOlaf
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I have one and barely use it... You really only need it when sidehilling on terrain you can't tip the sled over on... or when going slow. I think I used mine twice since having it and think I forced myself to one time.
I've used Lefty and Goldfinger. I prefer Goldfinger user friendly not in the way, nice looking, easy to install........
I've had Goldfinger's on my last 4 sleds. They work great! Once you have one, you won't be w/o it. Use it alot.
some people love them obviously some people hate them enough to call people puss!!s or girls, but they do have there use. i use goldfinger it is the best thing to use for doubleing up if you ski or snowboard a lot easier then the regular throttle because it angles straight down and one person can control the throttle and brake.
none there dangerous trust me lol
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CuzzinOlaf
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goldfinger, if you don't need one your obviously not riding with us
Maybe you're just not riding hard enough..
Goldfinger. Small, compact, and easy to install. I can probably count on my left hand, the few times that i have used it, but when i have needed it (in awkward, low speed situations) I have REALLY needed it! And was thankful it was there!
Come to think of it, I never really use mine but it is there. It feels like somone else is running the throttle when you use it, to me anyway.
Any tips on how to get used to the lefty throttle???
Chaz
Any tips on how to get used to the lefty throttle???
Chaz
