adding reverse ???
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coolitmans
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WingAdmin
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Re: adding reverse ???
On a GL1000? Not easy. The only "reverse" I've seen for bikes that weren't originally designed for it (i.e. 1500, 1800) use little rubber wheels that contact and drive the rear tire directly. I haven't seen one for sale in a very long time, however.
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coolitmans
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Re: adding reverse ???
thank you i have an idea of what to keep my eye open. havent thought of that.
Shawn Jackson
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keithg64
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Re: adding reverse ???
I usually just use my legs, sorry I had to.
It's not what you buy, it's what you build.
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Re: adding reverse ???
The Litestar Pulse enclosed "motorcycles" used a reverse unit that engaged the rear wheel as I mentioned:
http://www.autocycles.org/reverse.html
http://www.autocycles.org/reverse.html