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GP shift
Just curious, I swapped my SV to GP shift by simply flipping the linkage around. Simple and easy.
On the 1125, there is no linkage to switch around, so how would one go about changing it to GP shift? Just curious if it's something that would be relatively simple to do or not. |
give'n ya fits? :lol: I was wondering if it'd take you a bit to get used to it again...
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But i did like the way the GP felt riding, so if it was possible, I'd do it... if not, well, I'll deal with standard. The SV is back to standard now anyway for the gf. And besides ebbs, how am I gonna fuck you up otherwise??? |
well I'm not gonna ride your SV again... :lol: once was enough...
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They are close length and height wise... |
Dude... the USS Indianapolis looks small compared to your beast from the front
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Post a pic of the rearset, a couple angles, but most from directly to the side, and I'll tell you. You might need new rearsets (Yamaha's do) or it might be internal (748/996 Series Duc's, I think, azoom would know)
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From the picture I found, it doesn't look easy... probably an internal change...
That being said, this picture is badass: http://www.raptorsandrockets.com/ima...125R_ACT06.jpg |
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Thanks. Oh, and that is a sweet pic OSP, but a pre production model. |
From my quick internet search, it looks like Buell will be offering a factory accessory for GP shift.
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Ok, I've seen those "i thinks"
Didn't know if it was possible to do with out a linkage. |
Cutty...are you front turn signals amber or clear?
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He's too much of a girl to handle the Vtwin.
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The rear turns are as well... All LED signals. But the tail/brake light is a standard bulb. Go figure :idk: have to change that out here sometime. The pre production ones had amber signals w/standard bulbs. Quote:
It was set up for GP shift, and it is slower than his, so he was unimpressed when we switched. Quote:
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Ok...I thought the pre production models had the amber lenses.
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