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05-16-2009, 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by TRacer
Chazmanian,
These are the best photos I have. I run a LaBriola pedal but I wanted the shifter mounted further forward than a Grandeur, so this was my approach. I ended up fabricating my own mounting bracket and used a linkage from a Dyna.
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I wish I was crafty like you. My crafty levels stop way short of fabbing my own shifter mounts.
I envy yer' skill and yer' shifter!!
Solid work there. I dig it.
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05-16-2009, 05:50 PM
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I have the entire Labriola package, I have had it a couple of years, works great, I just elimiated the horn.
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05-16-2009, 07:59 PM
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Thats the one I want. 6-8 week wait. I love the look of that shifter!!
Thats 6-8 weeks even though I'm a local live 45 minutes from the LaBriola shop and can stop by the shop and schmooze the owner!!
Make that 10 weeks if I attempt any schmoozing.
When I offered lots of photos and good advertising on this forum he told me "I already have a guy that posts photos".
Thanks Bastid!!
Needless to say thats the shifter for me. Thinking I will wait it out and get the one that I know I want. That one above!!
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05-16-2009, 09:26 PM
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I havent used the camera in a couple of years. Went to take more pics, got a couple crapy ones and the battery died. I guess i will take more tommorow. The Labriola is worth the wait. I have it on the 06 springer. I love how smooth a jockey shifter is, I was thinking of putting it on the cross bones, but it would be opposite shifting, I may be better off getting another tank shifter. It is a bit slopier than a jockey, which is more direct.
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05-16-2009, 09:29 PM
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I want the tank shifter so I dont hafta reach back, can ride my old lady better (I think) Looks a bit more old school IMO and I like the thought of reraching down with my thumb if I can reach it and hitting the next gear up or down.
I dont like the thought of sloppy though?
How sloppy we talking bout Bastid?
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05-16-2009, 09:41 PM
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Jockey shifters are really smooth. With the tank shifter, you have to hold a tiny bit of pressure on the shift know, (taking up and slack and freeplay) just before shifting. Believe me, if I couldn't shift smoothly, I would get rid of it today and get a jockey. I find nuetral really easy. With the tank you push forward to upshift, with a jockey you push back to upshift.
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05-17-2009, 08:11 AM
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I must admit the Grandeur is a SMOOTH shifter with no sloppiness. Because I'm like Crazy, if it's sloppy it's gone. The Labriola clutch is smooth also, but it just takes a little dialing in to get it to your own personel needs.
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