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Hi 

I am old and arthritic, my ATV is my wheelchair for the woods. I was unable to lift the gearshift lever with my left toe so I converted it to a rocker - heel/toe lever - like my old '75 Honda CT 90 K.

The pics show the donor Vise Grip jaw welded to an old shift lever ( bought a nice shiny new one just in case) and the bending necessary to bring it back behind the pivot far enough. I cut off the pipe heel lever to match the front one.

Works well and there is no weight on the pivot - my foot still rests on the peg for stand-up riding and mounting.

 

 

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Posted

That’s a great design. Love the vice grip part. Did you weld that together while that shifter was still attached  to the bike ?  Usuallly bad for the shifter seal and bad for the electrical system. 

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Frank

No, I took it off to weld, needed to to get to the back side. Yeah,a welding path through, seals, bearings and such is not a good idea.

Wished I had a pair of cheap vice grips to use, but all I had were the brand names.

 

 

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