This unit includes a universal loom which means the installer must cut and terminate the loom to length during installation. Purchase of the Utilux #61 roll crimper is recommended.

Click here to see the Utilux Crimper User Instructions

The precision electronic cruise control unit is shipped worldwide with all parts, parts list and detailed installation instructions for the BMW R1100SMotorcycle.

If you require further information about this BMW R1100SCruise Control unit, please contact us so we can assist you in anyway possible.

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Product Code	MCS4000
Weight	2.70 kg / 6.00 lb
Price:	AUD $705.00 Note: Australian orders are subject to GST.

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Author: anonymous
BMW R1100S - 11 December, 2004

Hi Tony, I made it back home this evening at 6:15pm covering 689km in 8 hours 45 minutes with a 30 minute stop in Bruthen and a 15 minute stop in Cann River. On the first leg from Mt Waverley to Sale I sat on an indicated 105kph and covered 192km and only used 8.17 litres of fuel which works out at 4.25 litres per 100km which is a definite improvement on my usual 5 litres per 100km.

From Sale onwards I upped the speed to an indicated 115kph most of the way. Perhaps because the trip is uphill from Cann River to Canberra and perhaps because I sat on 115kph for most of the way I used 34.68 litres of fuel overall which works out at nearly dead on 5 litres per 100km so there was no noticeable improvement in fuel consumption overall but the low fuel consumption on the first leg is a positive indication that better consumption is possible using the cruise control on flat roads.

As for the performance of the unit itself – it worked like a dream! No problems whatsoever. The one time it cut out on me was around Bruthen but I had my fingers over the brake lever and I may have given it an involuntary twitch. My right hand is not noticeably more tired than my left as I was able to take it in turn to relax them both on the way back. I am very pleased with the result.

There was very little rain until I hit Cann River but then it came down in bucket loads until I reached Bombala. The cruise control was unaffected by the weather. So…I am very pleased with the purchase! Thanks for all your efforts (and Frank’s) and I will be in contact soon after I have written the draft of the article for the ACT BMW MCC magazine.

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Cruise Control News

May 17, 2007
BREAKING NEWS:
BMW R1200GS Electronic Cruise Control update

This kit is now available for sale. Regrettably hydraulic brake switches have added to the cost but the kit is still exceptional value.
Click here to see full details and prices on this fully electronic cruise control kit.

Click here to see the VIDEO CLIP on the R1200GS fully electronic cruise control installation.

Triumph Rocket III - There has been a surge in demand for this kit and we now have a bike in the factory. Preliminary investigation suggests it is do-able so we hope to develop a kit over the next 8 weeks.

Honda VFR800 ABS - We discovered this week that our kit will not fit the ABS model. As luck would have it we got a bike in to get a cruise fitted and ahve been able to redesign the cruise. A kit is available on request.

BMW K1200S - Demand is low for this kit so we plan to put it on the back burner for awhile in favour of more popular kits.
Motorcycles listed for development in the near future include:

Yamaha TMax500
MCS hopes to bring a kit for this bike to market in late February. Preliminary design is complete.

Honda De Ville 800
MCS hopes to bring a kit for this bike to market in March. Preliminary design is complete.

Yamaha XV1900
MCS hopes to bring a kit for this bike to market in May. Draft installation instructions are available on request by email.

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