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abert51
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shift lever 305

Post by abert51 » Tue May 07, 2013 10:40 am

i would like to replace my bent shift lever. Sure I can remove it and whoolop it with a hammer but I'd like to fit one proper like. Question: is the splike on which the shift lever fitrs compatable with shift levers on say, 175's, 350's, other Yamahas, zuki's, or Kawi's? Be nice to have a bigger shifting surface for my foot to up shift. Thank you out there.

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Post by Bob750 » Sat May 18, 2013 2:31 pm

You talking 305 as in CB77 or CL77 or CA77? I know the Dream has a different lever than the others (heel-upshift).
Mine: '74 CB750 K4 -- Hers: '64 CA78
Had: '75 CB550 K, '79 CT90

abert51
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shift lever 305

Post by abert51 » Tue May 21, 2013 10:27 am

wanting to improve shif lever on 305 CL77

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Shift Lever

Post by lifewithoutparole » Sun Jun 02, 2013 5:17 pm

My CL77 lever was slightly stripped when I bought it. It didn't seem to want to tighten up and I was worried about stripping the shaft so I got a NOS lever that fits dreams and put her on. I thought about cutting off the heel section but didn't get around to it. I had to slightly bend the heel portion outward just a tad. It fits nice and tight and doesn't bother me since it shifts great. I ran into a guy whose dad owned a Honda shop in the 60's and this guy assembled bikes when they came out of the crates. He noticed the shifter right away. I have had a lot of guys my age (60's) look at it and respond kindly but only the one noticed the shifter. I bought it NOS from Davidsilverspares in England. Tim

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