heel toe shifter

sandman Posted 2009-08-07 1:37 PM (#41133) Subject: heel toe shifter Cruiser Posts: 294 rhode island just got the new shifter, anyone try it yet? looks like a winner with the heel part being so tight to the engine. Edited by sandman 2009-08-07 1:37 PM Blue Demon Posted 2009-08-07 2:04 PM (#41134 - in reply to #41133) Subject: Re: heel toe shifter Cruiser Posts: 99 Kansas City, Ks Love mine!! I didn't take the bike from the dealership until it was installed! It doesn't really take up anymore room on the floor- board like the Kingpin shirfter does/did. There are some that have went that way. I haven't missed a shift... Highly recommend! sandman Posted 2009-08-07 2:08 PM (#41135 - in reply to #41133) Subject: Re: heel toe shifter Cruiser Posts: 294 rhode island Thanks, Lookin forword to heel in toe again! iluvink Posted 2009-08-07 2:12 PM (#41136 - in reply to #41133) Subject: Re: heel toe shifter Tourer Posts: 411 Dallas, Texas I love mine. Absolutley had to have it before I took it from the Dealer. bikerdave48 Posted 2009-08-07 2:38 PM (#41138 - in reply to #41133) Subject: Re: heel toe shifter Cruiser Posts: 133 New Castle Delaware +1 for me. Works great! #57 Posted 2009-08-07 3:09 PM (#41140 - in reply to #41133) Subject: Re: heel toe shifter Tourer Posts: 415 Love mine. Dimonback Posted 2009-08-07 3:12 PM (#41141 - in reply to #41133) Subject: Re: heel toe shifter Cruiser Posts: 127 Went cheap and bought a Kingpin H/T shifter on Ebay. With a Standard Kuryakin peg front and a short Moose rear, it works well and looks fine. The other Kuryakin went on the brake peg. Edited by Dimonback 2009-08-07 3:12 PM Cometman Posted 2009-08-07 3:54 PM (#41146 - in reply to #41133) Subject: Re: heel toe shifter Tourer Posts: 520 Simi Valley, CA Got it... love it..... don't leave home without it... Blackjack Posted 2009-08-07 5:15 PM (#41157 - in reply to #41133) Subject: Re: heel toe shifter Tourer Posts: 367 Cottage Grove, Mn +++1 when properly adjusted it allows me to get my foot under the toe portion for yet more riding comfort. sandman Posted 2009-08-07 5:23 PM (#41158 - in reply to #41133) Subject: Re: heel toe shifter Cruiser Posts: 294 rhode island 1 hour install had to buy snap ring pliers....dag nab it. arlen ness knurled peg, went for a spin oooh yeaa very nice. Blue Demon Posted 2009-08-07 5:47 PM (#41160 - in reply to #41133) Subject: RE: heel toe shifter Cruiser Posts: 99 Kansas City, Ks Here's a picture for those who haven't seen installed.... (Vision Flame Cover.JPG) Attachments ---------------- Vision Flame Cover.JPG (79KB - 2 downloads) Baddog69 Posted 2009-08-08 3:05 AM (#41183 - in reply to #41133) Subject: RE: heel toe shifter Cruiser Posts: 88 Billings, MT I put one on my baby 10000 miles ago! Best damn thing i did! Worth every penny!!!!!! Webhair Posted 2009-08-08 7:34 AM (#41189 - in reply to #41133) Subject: Re: heel toe shifter Iron Butt Posts: 669 Peachtree City, GA It's on my list of things to add... And you all know how those lists grow. Thanks for the photo of it installed. Big Vic Posted 2009-08-09 7:39 AM (#41239 - in reply to #41133) Subject: Re: heel toe shifter Iron Butt Posts: 619 Southeast Iowa Added one 2 weeks ago.....I forgot how much I missed the heel shifter. I should have bought it when it came out! Rob41 Posted 2009-08-09 10:22 AM (#41254 - in reply to #41133) Subject: Re: heel toe shifter Cruiser Posts: 72 Newberry, Mi. Have any of you put scratches on your primary cover from your boot? Blue Demon Posted 2009-08-09 10:29 AM (#41258 - in reply to #41254) Subject: Re: heel toe shifter Cruiser Posts: 99 Kansas City, Ks Rob41 - 2009-08-09 10:22 AM Have any of you put scratches on your primary cover from your boot? I haven't..