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Post by Richard H 1st January 2009, 22:35

study For those who either can't change gears using their foot, or would prefer not to:

http://www.translogicuk.com/8tls-ps2.htm

Used in racing too... Cool
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Post by LeRoy Olivier 2nd January 2009, 10:34

Excellent for people that have lost a limb and still want to MC, expecially when wearing a prosthesis.

More buttons to press on the handlebar, with all the buttons already there one might get confused - depending on where it is mounted of course.

Personally - like to do the changes myself. Integral part of the process and the fun unvolved.
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