If you own an Atlas Throttle Lock or if you have researched an Atlas Throttle lock you know the most common complaint is after a short period of use it stops holding its position and slips. This can be infuriating after spend over a $100 on this throttle lock. Conceptually it is a great little device with push activated on and off to hold its position but in practice it falls short. After trying many different fixes to prevent it from slipping on the throttle switch gear a finally made a break through that has been working really well for me on both my KTM 390 Adventure and on my Yamaha Tenere 700. Tune in to see how I fixed the most frustrating issue with this cool bit of motorcycle kit. #adventuremotorcycling #adventuremotorcycle #motorcyclecamping #motorcycletravel #ktmadventure390 #yamahatenere700 #motorcycleadventure #motorcycleadventures #motorcyclegear #motorcyclelife #bmwmotorrad #suzukimotorcycles #kawasakimotorcycles #yamahamotorcycles #ktmmotorcycle

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