I have a McCruise Control unit that I installed. It was one of the very first things I did to my bike after purchasing it.
I googled it and my post (on this forum) came up very near the top.
Here it is.
http://forum.cog-online.org/accessories-c14/how-i-installed-a-mccruise-control-unit/Now a review of it goes like this - It's awesome!!!!.
I did do some adjustments to tweak it and get it as close to perfect as possible.
When going up a fairly steep hill it will lose 1 mph (or 2 mph if really steep) but while going UPHILL it will return to the set speed.
Traveling on fairly flat terrain (which almost always has some ups and downs) it does not vary in speed and holds it rock steady.
If I want to go 3 mph faster I hit the set button 3 times and it will increase the speed slowly to 3 mph faster as to not over shoot it.
In the same way it will reduce speed with multiple taps of a button. By the way it will engage at 22mph - good for school zones.
If the cruise is on when the bike shuts off it will be on when the bike starts again. This is how I keep it set. When I start out the
cruise is on and I don't have to touch anything on the control unit - but it won't work until a brake is touched - so I pull the front
brake lever then the cruise is ready and will engage when I tap the SET button.
Another feature is if you were traveling and lets say you went to a Rest Area and shut the bike off. When you started out
again you could hit resume (after shifting to 6th gear) and it would resume to the last set speed. Pretty cool in my book.
All in all it works better than the cruise controls in my 4 wheel vehicles. What more can one ask for, as those work pretty well too.
Now as far as the install goes I have installed a Rostra (on a different bike) and being colorblind it was a nightmare,
not to mention wire cutting and bracket bending etc which is not needed on a McCruise install.
But I had no problems with installing the McCruise. It's not rocket science, so I wouldn't let anyone else work on my bike
as no one will care for it like I will.
And the last thing is the tech support (for a McCruise) is what all companies should strive for!