Streamline throttle

[golfish]

Hey guys, I've used these throttles and love em, but I can't find them for sale.
Is the Nash throttle pretty much the same thing ?

Thanks
Fish

[Tortolabob2]

I have both brands. Both are very nice. The Nash has one option I like, in that they use a very small button of Teflon that rubs against the bar end to act as a throttle positioner. IE: you can ride without using your right hand on the throttle, but the adjustment is very tight and after so many rides, needs adjusting again or the throttle slowly closes after removing your hand from the grip.

I have a Streamline assembly that I used for a couple thousand miles and is in perfect shape if you wish to buy it. I'll have to dig through the garage bins to find it.

[Wicked50]

I have the Nash Throttle on my bike and I like it and the "cruise control" feature is nice. I have a brand new one with a Throttle cable for sale if interested

[pushrod243]

The Nash is nice but it requires a 1 1/8" ID grip. The Streanlines where 1" so you could run to left grips on the bike. The cheap grips that use a throttle sleeve are the only thing you can run on the Nash Throttle. You can remove the nylon insert when installing if you do not want it to be sticky.

The Exile is available in 1" as a special order. I used to keep a few in stock but I need to get some more.

[golfish]

Hey John, it's been awhile. Is the streamline throttle available?
I see the link buy nothing about a purchase.

[pushrod243]

No I think Austin closed up shop. I was selling 20-25 of them a month but apparently i was the only one buying them. He had bought a CNC machine to make them in house and was pretty quick at filling my order but one day the stopped returning phone calls and emails and i was never able to get in touch with them again. I used to have Austins direct email but I lost it. It used to be posted here somewhere but I havent found it.

[golfish]

Originally Posted by pushrod243

No I think Austin closed up shop. I was selling 20-25 of them a month but apparently i was the only one buying them. He had bought a CNC machine to make them in house and was pretty quick at filling my order but one day the stopped returning phone calls and emails and i was never able to get in touch with them again. I used to have Austins direct email but I lost it. It used to be posted here somewhere but I havent found it.

Wow!!! Im not sure if you know this but Kevin at Big Bear choppers was using them before he screwed all his current customers and closed shop.
Thanks for the info. Im back in the game again and hope to be sending some buisness your way.

[pushrod243]

Welcome back!