929RR/954RR GP Shift Conversion
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929RR/954RR GP Shift Conversion
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regardless good information
These are Honda part numbers for the shifter from a VFR. Using these parts, you can convert your 929/954 to reverse shifting.
Part Number: 24701-MAT-000
Description: PEDAL, GEARSHIF
Part Number: 24781-KR3-770
Description: RUBBER, CHANGE
Part Number: 90051-KS7-830
Description: BOLT, FLANGE
regardless good information
These are Honda part numbers for the shifter from a VFR. Using these parts, you can convert your 929/954 to reverse shifting.
Part Number: 24701-MAT-000
Description: PEDAL, GEARSHIF
Part Number: 24781-KR3-770
Description: RUBBER, CHANGE
Part Number: 90051-KS7-830
Description: BOLT, FLANGE
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The 2005 YZ250 fits nicely as shown below:
It sits a little closer to the peg but I like this.
It sits out a bit wider, I may have to modify it.
The completed job.
I will see how well it sits on the next ride. It sits about three mm lower than I had for the regular shift pattern. If I want to adjust it up or down it goes from one spline to the next. If I adjust it up to the next spline it covers the bottom half of the hole shown in the photo, ie. up approx 15mm. So if I want to adjust it I will have to shove it in a vise and select the correct size hammer. Actually now I think about it I will probably use a large shifter and perform a controlled bend.
It sits a little closer to the peg but I like this.
It sits out a bit wider, I may have to modify it.
The completed job.
I will see how well it sits on the next ride. It sits about three mm lower than I had for the regular shift pattern. If I want to adjust it up or down it goes from one spline to the next. If I adjust it up to the next spline it covers the bottom half of the hole shown in the photo, ie. up approx 15mm. So if I want to adjust it I will have to shove it in a vise and select the correct size hammer. Actually now I think about it I will probably use a large shifter and perform a controlled bend.
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