Cruise control is a feature commonly found on modern motorcycles, but it is not typically available as a standard feature on older motorcycles. However, it may be possible to retrofit cruise control onto certain older motorcycles, depending on the make, model, and specific modifications available.
There are aftermarket cruise control systems available that can be installed on motorcycles. These systems typically consist of a control unit, a throttle actuator, and associated wiring. The installation process may vary depending on the specific motorcycle and the cruise control system being used.
Retrofitting cruise control onto an older motorcycle can be a complex task and may require technical expertise. It is recommended to consult with a professional motorcycle mechanic or an authorized dealer who specializes in motorcycle modifications. They will have the knowledge and experience to determine if cruise control can be fitted to your specific motorcycle and which retrofit options are available.
It's important to note that while retrofitting cruise control can enhance convenience during long rides, it should be done carefully to ensure proper installation and compatibility with the motorcycle's existing systems. Always prioritize safety and follow the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines for the aftermarket cruise control system you choose.