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Seeing as how I'm getting long in the tooth and having some knee trouble I have considered putting a reverse gear like Tabortrikes sells. The one that adds a shift handle and gear on the right side of the transmission. I have a '06 wideglide with the 6 speed and it gets somewhat painfull backing it up anymore. The 6th gear costs about $1300.00, and I don't want a trike yet. If and when that day comes(when that day comes) for a conversion, I would already have 6th gear installed. Does anyone have any thaughts on this idea?? I am all ears. In the wind.
Backing up sucks. I usually try to always park facing up the incline so any backing up is down the grade. It's a lot cheaper then adding a reverse gear...just a thought.
My grandpa had a reverse gear on his bike with a sidecar. 06 street glide. Worked great until he forgot it was in reverse gear and he slammed it into first. Sheared of a pin and broke the reverse gear. Cost soooo much to fix he never got around to it.
Seeing as how I'm getting long in the tooth and having some knee trouble I have considered putting a reverse gear like Tabortrikes sells. The one that adds a shift handle and gear on the right side of the transmission. I have a '06 wideglide with the 6 speed and it gets somewhat painfull backing it up anymore. The 6th gear costs about $1300.00, and I don't want a trike yet. If and when that day comes(when that day comes) for a conversion, I would already have 6th gear installed. Does anyone have any thaughts on this idea?? I am all ears. In the wind.
I have an 07 Police model Road King with a CSC FIII sidecar (double wide). I put a Champion reverse on it a little over a year ago. I absolutely love it. One of the best accessories I have ever added. Now the wife doesn't have to jump out of the sidecar to push me back anymore. Little did I know then that my knees were going out soon. Trikes are getting very popular...but...I am a sidecar guy!
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