Hammerhead Designs GG shifter
 

http://www.hdmoto.com/ProductDetails...uctCode=GGTMSL

Very cool. Price ($70) not too horrible for billet stuff.

Not sure of the length. Different tip sizes.

http://www.hdmoto.com/v/vspfiles/pho...GTMSL-32-T.jpg

I have one and it is longer, plus you can order tip to give you more room. I also got the long tip.

Issue:

1. Bent on first ride. Hit a wet root and the bike layed right down on that side.
2. The knurling on the tip is wearing fast.
3. I safety wired the tip, just in case.

With that said, it is still way better than the stock shifter and I would buy it again.

Here is a pic of mine on my bike

http://www.gasgasrider.org/gallery/d...0/100_2635.JPG

+1. I have size 14 feet, and the Hammerhead works great. I've worn the anodization off of the tip, but i can always get a new tip cheap. I put one on my daughter's KTM 200, (her feet are big for a 14 year old girl), and it really made a big difference in her ability to find neutral.

Great products.

blitz

For some reason, when I ordered one from GoFasters, they charged me $90 plus $10 for shipping:confused:

UPDATE>>> Mark has looked into it and credited my account the difference. :)

I'm sorry but that's WAY to much. $70 direct from Hammerhead (HD Moto)

They have a new rubber tipped version now as well.

http://www.hdmoto.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=26

http://www.hdmoto.com/v/vspfiles/photos/GGTMSLR-2.jpg

Most importantly does it stay tight on the selector shaft?

Mine Has. I installed it in Sept. Last year with a bit of blue loctite, and i've had no need to tighten it since.

I have had to retighten mine a few times. I may try some blue loctite too.

I have one of the prototypes. I finally installed a longer bolt and put a jamb nut on the end to lock the bolt in.