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Most people, myself included, install rearsets that incorporate a shift lever and then a rod. With that configuration, you can switch to GP-shift.
There is a shift-drum that could be replaced in the transmission. This would be the cleanest but likely the most expensive and I have no idea on the cost.
I have Sato rearsets.
There is a shift-drum that could be replaced in the transmission. This would be the cleanest but likely the most expensive and I have no idea on the cost.
I have Sato rearsets.
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