Cruise Control for Yamaha FJR1300 Manual Shift (2006 to 2013) servo
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Description
MCCruise BikeCruise Electronic Cruise Control for Yamaha FJR1300 Manual Shift (2006 to 2013)
Ride further and safer with the MCCruise electronic cruise control, designed specifically for the Yamaha FJR1300 Manual Shift (2006 to 2013)
This precision speed control system enhances your riding experience by allowing you to focus on the road ahead, minimising the need to constantly check your speedometer.
Functionality
The MotorCycle Cruise control works like a car cruise control, it applies and releases the throttle to maintain the current speed when the SET button is pressed, typically within less than +/- 2kph under normal circumstances.
The current SET speed can be stepped up or down using the SET/ACCLERATE or RESUME/DECELERATE buttons, the standard speed change per press is 2kph, this speed change can be changed by the user to 1kph, 2kph, 1mph and 2mph per press. Or you can press and HOLD the SET or RESUME buttons to gently increase or decrease the speed, and when the button is released, the current speed is adopted as the set speed.
The accelerate or decelerate functions of the SET and RESUME buttons can be changed by the user to SET/DECELERATE and RESUME/ACCELERATE if desired.
Cruise Stop Functions
Both front and rear brake will disengage the cruise control instantly.
On all manual shift bikes, slipping the clutch will disengage the cruise control when the engine rpm rises or falls about 500 to 1000 rpm (15% variation). This amount of allowed rpm variation is selectable by the user from 10% to 50% if the user wants to change the amount of rpm variation allowed. The 15% variation will usually allow one gear shift up or down without disengaging the cruise control, two shifts up or down will disengage the cruise control.
On most models pulling the clutch in all the way will disengage the cruise control. This does not apply to some older BMW and Harley Davidson cruise control models.
The ON-OFF (power) button is also a COAST button, pressing this button when the cruise control is engaged will disengage the cruise control without turning it off.
Control Switches
All our cruise control switches have backlight buttons for night use and an indicator light showing power on and cruise control engaged or disengaged states.
All adjustments and settings for the cruise control are performed using the control switch buttons. No special tools are required.
Comfort and Relief
Ideal for riders who experience wrist, neck, or back pain, BikeCruise offers a solution to reduce strain, enabling long-distance rides with greater comfort. It’s especially beneficial for older riders or anyone seeking to maintain energy and focus throughout their journey, enhancing the overall riding experience by ensuring that both the journey and the destination are more enjoyable.
Benefits
- Enhanced Comfort: Reduce physical strain, especially during long rides.
- Optimized Focus: Allow riders to concentrate on the road, not their speed.
- Tailored to Your Ride: Customizable settings provide an individualized riding experience.
- Reduced Fatigue: Maintain energy throughout your journey, avoiding the need for constant throttle adjustments.
Installation Kit
Your BikeCruise kit includes:
- Electronic Control Unit
- Cruise Control Switch (with your choice of mounting options)
- Wiring Harness
- Detailed installation instructions specific to your Yamaha FJR1300 Manual Shift (2006 to 2013)
The kit comes with everything you need for installation.
Selecting your Cruise Control Switch
MCCruise offers 2 x Control Switch options to choose from. Simply select your preference when adding the product to your cart.
- Standard MCCruise switch: Fully featured, weatherproof, and backlit for night use.
- Slim MCCruise switch: A sleeker, no additional cost option, allowing installation inboard of the clutch lever mount.
The installation process is straightforward, with clear, detailed instructions provided for setup, calibration, and testing.
Important Note: Ensure compatibility with your vehicle’s handlebars and make adjustments if needed. If your setup differs, contact us to explore alternative solutions or modifications.
Experience safety and precision with MCCruise BikeCruise — where comfort meets performance on every ride.
The Motorcycle Cruise Control unit is specifically designed for 2006 to 2013 models with Manual Shift transmission. 2006-2007 models are more difficult to control, but our new software offers much better control and requires a different setup in the software. Details about the various options are shown below. The brochure has photos and information about the various options available.
The brochure is under the Brochure and Installation Manuals Tab.
Throttle servo mounting location. The Throttle Servo is normally mounted on the left side of the bike, behind the passenger footrest mount. If this mounting interferes with any accessories fitted to the bike, such as a tow bar, an alternate kit is available with the servo mounted under the rider's seat. The under-seat mounting is ONLY suitable for Manual shift models.
Manual Shift Control Switch Options. There are three control switch options for manual shift bikes. Two use our standard control switch, above the bike's switch block and below the switch block. The third is our new slim switch which fits on the handlebar between the clutch lever mount and the bike's switch block.
Cruise Performance on different model years. Be aware on 2006-2007 model bikes, the cruise control will work down to about 30kph (~20mph), BUT the speed will wander a bit at low speeds due to the design of the throttle cable mechanism on the bike's throttle body. We had to soften the speed holding to stop the bike hunting. Above 50mph the cruise control holds speed well. This is specific to 2006-2007 model years, later bikes perform very well across the whole speed range.
Speed Signal Source. We have recently found a source for speed signal on this model on a wire in the bike's ECU, however we don't know if every version of the bike has this wire or has the same type of connector. We believe all models from 2003 to 2013 have this ECU and wire, but we don't know for sure. The brochure has details of how to check if your bike has this ECU connector and the speed signal wire. If it does, connecting the cruise control to the ECU speed signal wire is simple, no cutting of wires is involved and no special tools are required.
The brochure is under the Brochure and Installation Manuals Tab.
Brochure and Installation Manuals
mcs6110 r1_installation_servo_on_frame.pdf
mcs6110_installation_servo_under_seat.pdf
User Manual - Electric Servo (MCSU600 V5.101+).pdf
Set Up Manual - Electric Servo (MCSU600 V5.101+).pdf
Motorcycle trouble shooting Elec Servo MCS8000 V4.8+.pdf
After Installation Diagnostic Testing - Electric Servo (MCS8000 V5.101+).pdf
Shipping, Tariffs & Taxes
Taxes, Duties & Customs Fees
Sales Tax, VAT, GST, import duties, or customs clearance fees will apply when goods are shipped to most countries. The amount will depend on your local regulations. In most cases, our products attract no duty or only minimal duty rates, though sales taxes and customs fees can vary significantly between countries.
To our knowledge, only the USA currently applies tariffs to our products of 12.5%, plus a couple of dollars customs clearance fee. The shipping carrier will contact you directly to arrange payment of any applicable taxes or fees on behalf of your country’s customs authority once your order is in transit.
Shipping Codes
Our products are generally shipped using one of the following HS (Harmonised System) or HTS (Harmonised Tariff Schedule) Codes:
- EU HS Code 8479.89.9790
- Canada HTS Code 8714.10.0000
- USA HTS Code 8714.10.0050 OR HST Code 8412.90.9005
- Rest of the world HTS Code 8714.10.0050
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