Originally Posted by texashillcountry

To be perfectly honest the fact that you can do a reverse burnout with the Baker reverse gear just means that it is very solid and nothing I will do will hurt it.
A bunch of places I go are dirt and a couple of times I had trouble backing my bike up.
I hate asking someone to pull me backwards!!!!!!!!!!

Originally Posted by Prot

I just remembered reading about something in the early nineties that you flipped a switch or pressed a button and the starter would engage without starting the bike and the starter motor would act like a reverse motor. It might be a cheaper option if that is still around.

Originally Posted by Prot

I just remembered reading about something in the early nineties that you flipped a switch or pressed a button and the starter would engage without starting the bike and the starter motor would act like a reverse motor. It might be a cheaper option if that is still around.

Originally Posted by Owtlaw

Well, if you had longer legs.........

Originally Posted by 1997bagger

Lower your bike to the same height as your horse Tex

Originally Posted by texashillcountry

Damn where did you find a picture of me and my horse?????????????
As for lowering the bike that far (already lowered it some) it's way harder to back up when the frame is on the ground!!!!!!

Originally Posted by Beemervet

http://bakerdrivetrain.com/products/...nt=16098572547

I think they mention vertically challenged riders..........


BTW, Baker is no longer a sponsor here.

Originally Posted by Mark@ Baker Drivetrain

THC, don't forget your forums 10% discount, it's not much but it helps.