I have wanted to take the Burg out for some longer rides, but after a while the old wrist fatigue sets in from arthritis from a prior car/cycle encounter which ended me up in a cast. ...
After a 297 mile (each way) trip to eastern Washington my right hand was killing me.
The next weekend I went on a group ride with a bunch of the motorcycle owners from work, and they
all had Throttle Rockers on their bikes.
I went to my dealer and looked at them. They were only 9 bucks so I figured, what the heck, give it a try. They attach with Velcro, so if it didn't work I could just toss it.
Well, it does work. It may not be as effective as a cruise control nor as classy looking, but it sure saved my hand. I can relax my grip and wiggle my fingers from time to time, and the light pressure of the heel of my hand on the Throttle Rocker's paddle keeps my speed constant. I can adjust it to different angles (when parked, not on-the-fly) so my wrist is in a neutral position at either city or highway speeds. And I can remove it when I park so no one walks off with it.
Prior to my Border-to-Border run this fall I may install a Throttlemeister or a Vista-Cruise or something (the Vista-Cruise is only $30 or so at my dealer), but until then the Throttle Rocker is a Godsend.
Oh, and if you want a "balanced" look and feel they make a left-handed model to go on the left grip as well, but the dealer I went to didn't carry them due to lack of demand. He said to order one direct by mail if I was interested (I'm not, probably).