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As of now I don't know how my hand will heal and work.
The Slim has the hydraulic clutch so not sure if either of these product will work.
I had a 49 Panhead set up with ratchet top shifter and foot clutch I rode for years.
I feel I can convert this one to the same set up by using a slave cylinder and with foot lever to operate.
Thanks a bunch for the reply.
I have web surfed all day long, going to give these folks a call and see if I can get a warm and fuzzy.
Looks like a straight forward swap and they have some great videos. I do all my own wrenching just not sure a one handed man could handle it. I am going to ask who they would recommend in my area.
I have web surfed all day long, going to give these folks a call and see if I can get a warm and fuzzy.
Looks like a straight forward swap and they have some great videos. I do all my own wrenching just not sure a one handed man could handle it. I am going to ask who they would recommend in my area.
Several years ago, I was going to convert an older twin cam bike into a foot clutch/hand shift bike. It has been years (40) since I road one. I was thinking of the rekluse clutch as a safety net for big hills, uneven roads, panic stops, and such...
At that time, I couldn't find anyone who had a bad thing to say about them. A good friend, former military, had a couple friends use one so they could continue to ride after injury... they loved them.
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