Rogue Enginering short throw shifter review
01-21-2004, 02:51 PM
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Ok now I'm definetly excited. I just went today to Rogue's location in Hohokus and picked my shifter up from Ben who had been expecting me. He is a really cool guy and very helpful. He was talking to me about the install and how I would go about getting the bolt with ease as Im not at all mechanically inclined. Im planning on putting it in this weekend and will post a review then.
01-22-2004, 08:51 AM
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Originally posted by DeeZee
yes, you will. there is 1 bolt you will need to remove. not very hard at all. the whole job start to finish was only 30min! i still cant belive the difference in feel! i just love it! did you order the new cup as well? i DEFINATLY recomend it! let us know what you think after you get it in. mine was here two days after i ordered too, so you should be reciving it shortly. i promise your going to LOVE it!
yes, you will. there is 1 bolt you will need to remove. not very hard at all. the whole job start to finish was only 30min! i still cant belive the difference in feel! i just love it! did you order the new cup as well? i DEFINATLY recomend it! let us know what you think after you get it in. mine was here two days after i ordered too, so you should be reciving it shortly. i promise your going to LOVE it!
01-22-2004, 07:30 PM
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its only like $10. bj (350evo.com) told me that i could use my stock cup, but there is always a chance you could break it removing it! its not going to come off very easy TRUST ME! it just made the job a little easier! i didnt want to break mine, then wait for a new one!
01-25-2004, 06:51 PM
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Your lucky to have gotten the new shifter. Santa brought me one and it's got some play (twists). I think the rubber insert is not fully attached.
Anybody else have the old style shifter without the bolt? Is there any play?
Anybody else have the old style shifter without the bolt? Is there any play?
01-25-2004, 08:31 PM
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bj said there were 3 reported shifters with this problem in the old style shifter. but they have been fixed. give him a call, im sure he will fix it for you! he has A++ customer service!! how hard did you tighten your shifter **** down? the seperation problem would most likely be to to OVER torquing it! but regardless, bj will make things right! those 3 shifters were the reason the RE shifter was redesigned.
01-26-2004, 04:57 AM
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Your lucky to have gotten the new shifter. Santa brought me one and it's got some play (twists). I think the rubber insert is not fully attached.
Anybody else have the old style shifter without the bolt? Is there any play?
Your lucky to have gotten the new shifter. Santa brought me one and it's got some play (twists). I think the rubber insert is not fully attached.
Anybody else have the old style shifter without the bolt? Is there any play?
02-16-2004, 02:59 AM
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Hi!
I'm certainly impressed by the review. Couple of questions though , is it possible to use the standard gear **** with the RE shifter? Also - what is a cup?
many thanks from England!
I'm certainly impressed by the review. Couple of questions though , is it possible to use the standard gear **** with the RE shifter? Also - what is a cup?
many thanks from England!
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