Aftermarket Shift Levers

[GMP]

Yes, I would buy one in a minute. They are tough, and durable shifters.

You can bend the aluminum, just heat it good first and after. MAPP torch works best.

[Nick]

I watched PePe bend one at the enduro cross a couple years ago with no heat. He had no qualms about doing it. i've bent em riding and havent broke one yet.

[eff]

Originally Posted by GMP

Yes, I would buy one in a minute. They are tough, and durable shifters.

I replied to Moose Cust. Serv. to let them know there is interest in a steel shifter. I suggested that it be a little longer than stock for the 200/250/300's

[Texas Gasser]

got one day of riding in with my new x-fun aluminum shifter... works great... it is much longer than standard with a better tip and it sticks out to the left further making it easier to find with my size 12s... the blue anodizing looks great too, but i'm sure that won't last very long...

your loss hammerhead!... you guys sure live up to your name!!...

[PEB]

Texas Gasser, How about some pics of it on the bike?

Paul

[Texas Gasser]

Paul, I will post some soon... Thanks for asking.

[eff]

Here is a pick from the website:

[Rick]

How much for that little jewel? Looks nice...BLINGBLING!!

[eff]

Texas Gasser said it cost him $75 to have it floated across the pond from the UK

http://www.trialendurodirect.com/pro...anufacturers=6

[barkmuncher]

Emgo now offers a shift lever for the gassers. My local dealer has one on his 07 ec250 and it looks suspiciously like the x-fun lever but a lot cheaper, about $25 Can. A quick check of the website doesn't show a part number but it doesn't appear to be up to date either. I won't be talking to him soon as I'm headed waaaaaaay north to work but I'll do a follow up when I'm back.