I've owned my 2004 450 Foreman since new. Has never let me down. Just recently put $2000 replacing front ball joints and brakes. Was happy how how these after market parts worked. Currently looking for heal toe shifter for my machine, i've found that the type I've been using only last a couple of years. I use my machine mostly for hunting and trail riding on the E108 trails.
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i think a lot of members could benefit, with heal toe shift. i have lost some dexterity, do to stroke, with left foot. although i got ES, i do ride others atvs. i can reach down an up-shift, but that does take my eyes of the trail, so to speak. when i can do it fast enough, it should not matter. sometimes, its better to downshift, fast as possible.
i think a lot of members could benefit, with heal toe shift. i have lost some dexterity, do to stroke, with left foot. although i got ES, i do ride others atvs. i can reach down an up-shift, but that does take my eyes of the trail, so to speak. when i can do it fast enough, it should not matter. sometimes, its better to downshift, fast as possible.
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Welcome to the forums with that 450 , a heel /toe shifter is interesting , I have recently been thinking of a suicide shifter lever , I spend time standing both feet on the floor boards of one side or the other , when I am on the right side , it would be nice to reach over and shift with my hand and not have to lean over the seat and grab the foot shifter with my hand
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Hi and Welcome to the honda forums!!
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