KLX250S 2012 Shift lever
#11
I couldn't get my moto boot under the stock shifter and had the banshee shifter laying around so I bent it to the shape I wanted and welded a flex tip on it, seems to work fine. The stock shifter wound up on a Honda Reflex 200. The Banshee shifter is pert soft as I have bounced it off a few rocks and roots.
It might work as a kick~stand for a KTM........
It might work as a kick~stand for a KTM........
Last edited by turnsleft; 09-22-2017 at 01:50 AM.
#12
Seriously want to do this on my 09. Just a cold bend to make that curve? I found an aluminum one for the Banshee for $16. Thanks... t
Last edited by Dragon351; 05-04-2018 at 12:48 PM. Reason: Left out critical Word
#14
Post #6 has a picture of the stock [1990]Banshee shifter I bent and put on my my KLX. I would be careful of what kind of shifter I put on
there I have heard that some aftermarket levers might be to tough, I welded a aftermarket tip[folding] on mine. I just bent mine with
with two box end wrenches. hth
there I have heard that some aftermarket levers might be to tough, I welded a aftermarket tip[folding] on mine. I just bent mine with
with two box end wrenches. hth
#15
"I just bent mine with two box end wrenches."... So I'm guessing you think it's alloy is softer than the splined shaft?
I got one of the Banshee Shifters for $20 (shipped) and have smoothed out a couple of gouges on it with a half round and some sand paper. Will bend and install tonight.
sanded smooth(er) the sharp edged gouge.
I got one of the Banshee Shifters for $20 (shipped) and have smoothed out a couple of gouges on it with a half round and some sand paper. Will bend and install tonight.
sanded smooth(er) the sharp edged gouge.
Last edited by Dragon351; 05-09-2018 at 05:03 PM. Reason: spelling
#16
How much long is the Banshee lever than the stock lever? It looks kinda to long. I’ll have to measure what I have now. 3/4” to 1” max is what I’m lookin for, 3/4” being ideal. Before you mount that Banshee lever, could you line them up next to each other and take a pic and post? That would be awesome, I’d appreciate that if you could....
Last edited by Werloc; 05-09-2018 at 07:16 PM.
#17
#19
D351, I wasn't worried about what one was the toughest I had put Aluminum shifters on my Banshees and had the stockers lying around
and put it on my KLX. I would rather bend the shifter than jam the gears. If one has dropped his bike[low side] and picked it up and it had
shifted its self sliding to a stop it can be detrimental to the trany. sorry I said any thing, have fun...
and put it on my KLX. I would rather bend the shifter than jam the gears. If one has dropped his bike[low side] and picked it up and it had
shifted its self sliding to a stop it can be detrimental to the trany. sorry I said any thing, have fun...
#20
Factory Kawasaki took steps to put safeties in the way of breaking your trans... soft bendable shift lever, they machined in a step to weaken the shift Star. To make sure the owner wouldn’t suffer transmission issues. I put in the earlier/stronger shift star so I’m going to run the flexy/repairable shifter... probably should carry a second on those do or die rides haha
Last edited by RaceGass; 05-10-2018 at 10:27 PM.