for my throttle I'll be using a wheel mounted deal, a toggle shifter for a street bicycle (longer than the thumb ones, but they would be good too). I've posted a link to what I'm using, half of that will be installed without the friction plate (won't bind up) it is not the type that clicks into place (though if you have one, you can grind down the spots that make it click or put in a smooth washer) Mine will be mounted in such a way I can toggle it with my thumb (like a few jet ski's I've tried)
http://www.bikemannetwork.com/biking/p/LD1101a thumb shifter would be good for people with handlebar rides or wanting something more like what a 4 wheelers got. it can be mounted to darn near anything if you want to bad enough. if you need help, show a pic and I'll help as much as I can.
http://www.rivbike.com/webalog/shifters_derailleurs/17097.htmlan important part to remember either of these can be mounted anywhere a nut can be welded on or a hole drilled through. you take it apart, and mount it to the nut/hole instead of the base ring part. this may require grinding,drilling out & a little thought but with what we are already into, it should be childs play. it may require a little spring down at the governor/ carb area for throttle return .. I'd recommend using nylon nuts or double nuts to keep it loose at the shifter/throttle so it doesn't need a heavy spring (or else tired thumbs).
if you use the top one I'm using you may have to buy a full length shifter cable (available at walmart in a brake and shifter cable kit) to get a full length of cable sheath, but thats not a biggy to me.