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I have 2-3 extra ones and am a big time cheapskate I thought of lengthening them to allow a little more room on the boards.
Before someone says chuck the heel shifter==NO !! I have been riding 30 years with heel/toe shifters and love them.
They look like cast materiel and would they become brittle if welded?
i welded a handshift handle and extended it up so i could shift my bike. it's steel, i did take a grinder to it first before welding. no problems since last july.
"a big time cheapskate" and owning a Harley-Davidson hmmm seems odd.
But good luck with your project.
Yup It has worked out very well, I do all my OWN work on all my bikes and not 1 time have I taken my bikes to a shop though I have taken components for things like pressing a bearing.
Seems odd to me to not do my all my own work and pay someone to touch my bike.
When I started riding HD Evo motors were brand new and we scrounged for parts, or swapped with others and went to swap meets looking for deals or we made what we wanted. It was a lifestyle.
To open our wallet and stand around talking about our "wrench" or "indy" and what they did or were gonna do seems seems odd.
i welded a handshift handle and extended it up so i could shift my bike. it's steel, i did take a grinder to it first before welding. no problems since last july.
Thanks man, just the information I was looking for !
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