Jockey Shifters, Show your clutch perch ideas please.
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Jockey Shifters, Show your clutch perch ideas please.
Attention to all bikers that have moved over to the world of foot clutching:
Weclome to the club!
Since nobody makes a piece to replace the part formally known as the clutch perch, I'd love to see pictures or hear ideas on what you did to remove all evidence of your hand clutch's presence.
Grinders, saws, big hammers, or your teeth. How did you do it?
Chrome, powder coat, paint, or just mother nature. How does it look?
I'd love to see any pics
or hear any stories
before I light up the grinder.
No turning back now!
Weclome to the club!Since nobody makes a piece to replace the part formally known as the clutch perch, I'd love to see pictures or hear ideas on what you did to remove all evidence of your hand clutch's presence.
Grinders, saws, big hammers, or your teeth. How did you do it?
Chrome, powder coat, paint, or just mother nature. How does it look?
I'd love to see any pics
or hear any stories before I light up the grinder.No turning back now!
Last edited by Taildragger1; May 18, 2011 at 10:00 PM. Reason: Didn't want to start a pole.
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I took off my clutch perch and got a Millers mirror clamp for my mirror.
http://www.drvtwin.com/eshopprod_cat...MILLER146S.htm
Drew
http://www.drvtwin.com/eshopprod_cat...MILLER146S.htm
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A few cuts a grinder and some spray paint work just nice. For the first month or so I left the clutch button accessible for the learning days when stalling was more regular. But I recently got rid of all the switches and run nothing but a grip on that side---much better! I'll post pictures later!
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been running that way for a while with no issue...
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If you run just a right side mirror and move (or remove) your blinkers, you can just go without anything on that side. That's what I did at least. I just realized that there is no mirror in this pic, but I now run a small mirror underneath the right side grip.
