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Kerr205

posted on 22/3/15 at 08:56 AM Reply With Quote
BEC gearlever

What gearlever do you guys use??

I'm needing inspiration for my rebuild..........any pics????

Thanks in advance,
Kerr

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teegray19

posted on 22/3/15 at 09:20 AM Reply With Quote
Golf club graphite shaft! Super strong and mega light weight





Built Formular 27 with 1600cc crossflow, 1700cc 0 miles crossflow, Kawasaki ZZR1100

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mark chandler

posted on 22/3/15 at 09:51 AM Reply With Quote
Cut down shock absorber rod, nice shiny chrome with a car gear knob planted on top, it lands on a simple pivot with rod going forward.

The gator is a cut down old steering rack bellow.

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olimarler

posted on 22/3/15 at 09:58 AM Reply With Quote
MK do one that looks amazing.
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Kerr205

posted on 22/3/15 at 10:15 AM Reply With Quote
Do you guys have any pictures of links?
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CosKev3

posted on 22/3/15 at 12:22 PM Reply With Quote
Description
Description


MK's above.

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BenB

posted on 22/3/15 at 02:05 PM Reply With Quote
Whatever you go for it's worth drilling and pinning the lower bolt. I had a rod-eye with a bolt and nut at the bottom of the gearlever connected to a pushrod and the heat in the transmission tunnel effected the nylock nut. At least that's what I think caused the failure. Certainly it fell off and I was left in 3rd gear 30 minutes away from where I was driving to. Luckily all the traffic lights were green and I managed to keep enough speed over the speedbumps to use some clutch action without stalling and go to my destination. I had a basic toolkit but of course not the hex key I needed to take off the transmission tunnel.... And no spare nuts
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Kerr205

posted on 22/3/15 at 07:02 PM Reply With Quote
Good advice, thank you.

The MK one looks amazing, that may just fit the bill.

K

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Kerr205

posted on 22/3/15 at 07:12 PM Reply With Quote
Does anyone have a link for the MK Indy lever? I can't see it on the website,
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danny keenan

posted on 22/3/15 at 07:35 PM Reply With Quote
U2u sent
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motorcycle_mayhem

posted on 23/3/15 at 07:55 AM Reply With Quote
I've fitted one of these:

http://berrisford.co.uk/index.php/parts-components/controls/alloy-gear-lever.html

Lovely.

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CosKev3

posted on 23/3/15 at 08:47 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by motorcycle_mayhem
I've fitted one of these:

http://berrisford.co.uk/index.php/parts-components/controls/alloy-gear-lever.html

Lovely.


looks identical to the one I've pictured supplied by MK

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olimarler

posted on 23/3/15 at 09:10 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Kerr205
Does anyone have a link for the MK Indy lever? I can't see it on the website,


Weirdly it's not on the website.
But they do have them cause I looked when I was there last month.

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RSr

posted on 24/3/15 at 10:22 PM Reply With Quote
http://www.shop.drdracingproducts.com/lightweight-gearstick-gstik1.htm
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