MC Cruise Price increase coming Oct 1, 2021!
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ToddC
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Is that to pay your royalty fee....???? For all the advertising you've done...!????! Ha!
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STRider
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If only!
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Michael
I have one of these MC Cruise cruise controls installed on my ST 1300.
It is a superb cruise control, works very well and holds the speed very well (uphill or downhill). It's not cheap, that is for sure, but I think it is worth the price.
Michael
It is a superb cruise control, works very well and holds the speed very well (uphill or downhill). It's not cheap, that is for sure, but I think it is worth the price.
Michael
I just jumped off the fence and pulled the trigger on one of these!
st11ray
2006 ST1300
Holy cow! They are expensive!
Yeah, I will have to continue to admire from afar. I am informed they are not going to be a line item in this years budget.
Sadlsor
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Article [13] - ST1300 - Rostra Cruise Control Installation | ST1300 Articles
To view this article, click on the link to the attached PDF file. Rostra cruise control installation by altexst1300.
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STRider
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True. For those in North America the charge to my credit card pre-price increase and without any discount was $945.91 USD. So it isn't as harsh as the AUD price would make it appear.
My total with the discount was $866.80 
Still that's not a bad price for something that may give a rider a lot of ROI and installs without much if any agita. As there are fewer and fewer STs on the road it doesn't surprise me the CC prices go up. And after awhile the price paid is no longer a consideration.
Uncle Phil
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And you have to remember that the 'price' has a lot to do with the value of the USD vs AUD.
Several years ago I bought mine for around $600 because the USD was strong.
Several years ago I bought mine for around $600 because the USD was strong.
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STRider
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I understand what you mean, but in actuality MC Cruise uses the same basic components for a wide variety of motorcycles, ATVs, and agricultural equipment. Their story on their website is an interesting read. They built what in my business we'd call a platform, and that platform is readily adapted to a wide variety of vehicles. Most of the components are identical with the exception of the bike specific wiring harness, brackets, lengths of cables and the bike specific software on the computer. So I don't think their pricing is impacted by the number of STs on the road, but it also means their long term business viability and ability to support our purchases isn't dependent on a regular revenue stream from ST owners.
Great deal if shipping is included in the above total.My total with the discount was $866.80
You can email McCruise and they will let you know the discount code.
That's why I went with a Rostra.
Not the same as McCruise. In my mind worth spending the $$
Agreed that it's not the same, but I'd rather pay myself than the company to adapt it to the bike.
The one I put on my Nighthawk 750 cost me around $300 in total, and works as well as a car CC.