kinger
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Going to be starting this soon. Hard to get the detail from the pict but I think I get the jist.
melmaq
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Kinger:
If you hadn't posted your reply I wouldn't have known this thread existed
I did this mod myself about a month ago on my Nytro.
Although I welded a new lever on to the reverse lever axis that extends out from the chaincase,
and from it a wire up to a lever on the handlebar.
So no mechanical linkage left, didn't get around to weight the parts eliminated though..
and no pics :-/
If you hadn't posted your reply I wouldn't have known this thread existed
I did this mod myself about a month ago on my Nytro.
Although I welded a new lever on to the reverse lever axis that extends out from the chaincase,
and from it a wire up to a lever on the handlebar.
So no mechanical linkage left, didn't get around to weight the parts eliminated though..
and no pics :-/
kinger
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Sounds good, I will capture the linkage weights, it has to be 3-5lbs I bet. Mine never works and freezes up so I am excited to drop weight and hopefully make it better. Pretty cool mod!
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Kinger:
If you hadn't posted your reply I wouldn't have known this thread existed
I did this mod myself about a month ago on my Nytro.
Although I welded a new lever on to the reverse lever axis that extends out from the chaincase,
and from it a wire up to a lever on the handlebar.
So no mechanical linkage left, didn't get around to weight the parts eliminated though..
and no pics :-/
x2!! Post pics, I'd like to see this. Very interested in this.
melmaq
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I managed to get my mother out in the garage a few hundred km' a away from me and snap a few photos,
although I think only one do any good here, she wasn't quite up to speed with what she was supposed to catch.
Ok, so the lever is now pulled directly inwards the side of the chassis instead of being pushed down towards the ground by the levers. The mounting point of my wire is obscured in the picture. But you get the point, right?
although I think only one do any good here, she wasn't quite up to speed with what she was supposed to catch.
Ok, so the lever is now pulled directly inwards the side of the chassis instead of being pushed down towards the ground by the levers. The mounting point of my wire is obscured in the picture. But you get the point, right?
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Redbeard
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I managed to get my mother out in the garage a few hundred km' a away from me and snap a few photos,
although I think only one do any good here, she wasn't quite up to speed with what she was supposed to catch.
Ok, so the lever is now pulled directly inwards the side of the chassis instead of being pushed down towards the ground by the levers. The mounting point of my wire is obscured in the picture. But you get the point, right?
That's awesome your mom did that for you!
Thanks for posting!
I would like to see kingers's when complete also.
