Fused Ankle- heel toe shifter?

keeleydavis

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I have a 76 cb750. After and a nasty t-bone accident into my left leg, i cant really move my ankle. Has anyone seen a heel toe shifter scenario for a cb750? I see that cb900c had them in the 80s. Could I put that on my bike? I feel like it wouldnt attach correctly. Here is a link to one on ebay.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1982-Honda-CB900C-CB-900-Custom-H959-039-high-low-heel-toe-shifter-lever-selector-/231410650428?_trksid=p2054897.l4275

Any other ideas would be very much appreciated!!
 
May have to play around with the bike to make it clear, but it will work. Shift shafts are the same spline on those two bikes.
 
Yeah, for a heel toe to work well you almost need a double toe tap shifter or a more forward control... the peg position has the Achilles about maxed out so heel shifts are going to be short or maybe not deep enough for the ole CB to up shift, maybe with some design R&D it can but a forward control set maybe even just 3-4 inches would help a bunch... then you could almost do a Harley setup maybe.
 
You could use those parts but you might be better off fabing up custom parts specifically for your needs. What type of bike and style are you building? Rear-sets or standard controls?
 
J-Rod10 said:
Look for one off a 305 Dream. Same shift shaft.


ooooooooo. That might do just fine. Something like this?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1966-1968-Honda-Ca77-DREAM-305-ca-H763-heel-toe-shifter-/350913924515?hash=item51b4198da3&vxp=mtr
 
centered push pull action solenoid and 2 pushbuttons?

like this guy

http://pdf.directindustry.com/pdf/cei/dual-coil-solenoid-pull-action-pull-push-action-continuous-duty-e-es-40-family/24218-52611.html
 
Haven't riden it yet but looks like it might work out. Thanks for the advice!!
 

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After looking at that last picture. Get someone to take the same picture with said foot on peg in riding position. Then just have something welded up to sit at the sweet spots... If this one doesn't work for you. I think you could dial it in for the least amount of movement. Might really be comfortable for a lot of people, not just those with limited movement.
 
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