Try this wee inexpensive gizmo!!

[Tiger]

 :) Right hand goes to sleep on a long run due to vibration...Try this wee inexpensive gizmo!! I bought one a few months ago for $19.99 from a local ('ish) bike shop and WOW!! It really works well on 'The Mistress'...no more dead hand 8)

It takes seconds to install and NO TOOLS are required...take a look at this link...and then go buy one!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAklTq-V6VM

...and NO, I'm not affiliated with anyone regarding this product!!!

                 8) ....... TIGER ....... 8)

[QBS]

I use a "wrist rest" and foam grips.  Vibration is minimal at most.  My right hand is always on the throttle.

[Tiger]

I use a "wrist rest"

So do I...but I like this wee gizmo 8)

[Rikugun]

That looks like a slick little accessory. It's beauty is it's simplicity. I may just get one.  :)

[The Prophet of Doom]

I've been looking for one of these as I have RSI.
I was about to press the trigger on one of these http://www.crampbuster.com/ I like that it doesn't lock the throttle on - and it's cheaper.  I wonder which is best.

[iain]

[Roro]..   Its not from riding your bike that's caused your RSI   ;D ;D

[NewVisionGuy]

I've used the cramp buster on my dad's bike.  It definitely helps.  I've thought about putting one on my V-star whenever I get home again.

[artbone]

I've been looking for one of these as I have RSI.
I was about to press the trigger on one of these http://www.crampbuster.com/ I like that it doesn't lock the throttle on - and it's cheaper.  I wonder which is best.

I've tried those CrampBusters and don't like them. I use a regular throttle lock which doesn't really "lock" the throttle. I can still turn it but it holds it in place. I really like the little thing Tiger recommended. It's cheaper and looks like it works well and you can use it on different bikes. I saw the same idea with a piece of twisted coathanger. It didn't look as neat but worked just as well.

[Kenny]

  I've used a throttle lock from "Vista Cruise" since the early 80's and I couldn't be without one on the cross country rides.
   Just gives the throttle arm a bit of a break.
           Cheers
             Ken S. ;)

[Lucky]

i've heard of people using a large o-ring between the grip & switch housing.  adjust the housing so the space barely keeps the oring from slipping.  use a very large o-ring so it's easy to pop out at speed.

cavet: never tried it...

[artbone]

i've heard of people using a large o-ring between the grip & switch housing.  adjust the housing so the space barely keeps the oring from slipping.  use a very large o-ring so it's easy to pop out at speed.

cavet: never tried it...

I tried it on a dual-sport bike with hand guards that prevented the o ring from sliding off and it worked okay but not as good as the Vista Cruise. I think on a Vision you would have problems with losing the o ring.