Quick way to adjust the cruiser control

[cruiser1800]

I thought a while back on some website there was an article on a way to adjust the cruise control without going through the whole process of stripping the complete top off of the bike, like when you go into the air cleaner area. I thought I saved it to My Documents, but I guess not.

I don't know what site I was in at the time, but does anyone know? I know someone made a video on how to cheat and do it fast and easy, but that article was back in 2005.

Thanks

[JJF]

Try this: http://www.touringmotorcyclists.com/doc ... ag_fix.pdf

[aj1500]

curious as to if the 1500 set up is the same. my 88 never had any lag but my 97 does and it's pretty bad
I have learned to just hold the throttle after hitting the set button for about 5 sec. before letting off for the cruise to take over
I just figured it meant it was time to replace my cruise and sub filters

[WingAdmin]

curious as to if the 1500 set up is the same. my 88 never had any lag but my 97 does and it's pretty bad
I have learned to just hold the throttle after hitting the set button for about 5 sec. before letting off for the cruise to take over
I just figured it meant it was time to replace my cruise and sub filters

Read here: GL1500 Cruise Engage Lag

[aj1500]

thanks, now I know what to do to fix it

[cruiser1800]

Try this: http://www.touringmotorcyclists.com/doc ... ag_fix.pdf

I have that one, but unless I am missing something, it looks like it must be for an older bike, because the it doesn't get me to the adjuster on my 06, it is still buried under a plastic cover. I am late doing all of my maintenances, do to recovering from last years bike accident, so I put it back together, until I am ready to pull all the crap off the top to get to the air cleaner or I can find the easy way to adjust the cruise control, if there is one.

Thanks

[Jeanluc48]

Hi guys,
Tried the procedure as described in the PDF to reduce the cruise control engagement lag on my 2009 goldwing 1800 with navigation. I got to accessing the adjusting screws... but it does not seem to be located sames as described. There is a hard plastic cover all around the ignition. Any suggestions?

[keithg64]

I need to do this also. It's not hard just time consuming. The adjuster is under the top shelter, under the radio.

[Jeanluc48]

Thanks. Will check. JL