New Way Shifter
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Cruiser
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From: Over the river from Cincy
New Way Shifter
Was atthe Blessing of the Bikes in Dayton OH and saw this product. I haven't seen it before so I thought I would pass it along. It is a shifting mechanism where you press down to both upshift and downshift. It has two levers.
Interesting idea, but I wouldn't use it. Seems it would be too easy to hit the wrong pedal. But maybe someone out there has been looking for something like this.
http://www.newwayshifter.com/
Interesting idea, but I wouldn't use it. Seems it would be too easy to hit the wrong pedal. But maybe someone out there has been looking for something like this.
http://www.newwayshifter.com/
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From: Longview, Washington
RE: New Way Shifter
First thing I did was get rid of the heel shifter.
As far as this goes, it looks cool but I'm afraid my old habits would cause me to get confused and shift the wrong way.
BTW, I never worry about scuffing my boots when I ride. They're boots not dress shoes.
OK, who's going to be the first one to buy one and review it in real life????
Get out the CC.
As far as this goes, it looks cool but I'm afraid my old habits would cause me to get confused and shift the wrong way.
BTW, I never worry about scuffing my boots when I ride. They're boots not dress shoes.
OK, who's going to be the first one to buy one and review it in real life????
Get out the CC.
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Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Wisconsin
RE: New Way Shifter
ORIGINAL: sifularson
First thing I did was get rid of the heel shifter.
As far as this goes, it looks cool but I'm afraid my old habits would cause me to get confused and shift the wrong way.
BTW, I never worry about scuffing my boots when I ride. They're boots not dress shoes.
OK, who's going to be the first one to buy one and review it in real life???? Get out the CC.
First thing I did was get rid of the heel shifter.
As far as this goes, it looks cool but I'm afraid my old habits would cause me to get confused and shift the wrong way.
BTW, I never worry about scuffing my boots when I ride. They're boots not dress shoes.
OK, who's going to be the first one to buy one and review it in real life????
Get out the CC.
+1 on the boot scuffin'
Road Warrior
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 1,271
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From: Northern MI
RE: New Way Shifter
I think its kinda neat.....might take a while to get used to it......I wonder if it would Void the Warranty....lol
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From: Wisconsin
RE: New Way Shifter
ORIGINAL: dowork08
yup think ill stick to the old fashion up and down....
yup think ill stick to the old fashion up and down....
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Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Houston
RE: New Way Shifter
It's a bike not a 18 wheeler.
Don't think I need another pedal to mess with,
thanks but after 30 years of waiting on 6 gear
tranny and finally having it I sometimes forget I
even got that!
What's next a split clutch?
Don't think I need another pedal to mess with,
thanks but after 30 years of waiting on 6 gear
tranny and finally having it I sometimes forget I
even got that!
What's next a split clutch?
