【ZETA】Revolver Shift Lever Review
Fits: YAMAHA YZ450F, YAMAHA YZ450FX, YAMAHA WR450F, YAMAHA YZ250F
Unlike OEM, it is aluminum and can be shattered by impact.
I wore this one, which I have used on the WR250X and WR250R, to fine tune the lever position on my yz450f.
Unlike OEM steel, Aluminum can be broken at once by impact.
It is the nature of Material, so please choose with understanding.
We prefer to wear the best position and shift touch, and we love this one because it is a dedicated course car, so even if it is damaged by Accident, we don't have to drive back and forth by ourselves.
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I guess it depends on off-road boots and the size of the foot, but I replaced it with NORMAL because it was hard to operate in Standing.
After adjusting it several times while riding, I was able to operate it Smoothly and was satisfied with Large.
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Parenthesis looks great - the shift position can be fine-tuned by rotating the tip... It is easy to install. View detail
Merit is Large size with your choice of Position.
I was not dissatisfied with the OEM, but I bought it because of the 4-position option.
Touch is also very good, and I think this Merit is Large because it is an important part for a 2-stroke vehicle like YZ125 that needs to be changed frequently.
The Bolt position is also better than the OEM position, which clamps from the bottom and is less likely to fall out.
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In the targeted Position,,
The pedal position of the OEM YZ125X is a little low, but if the serration is moved up one notch, it is too high.
The result, as you can see in the picture, is the same as the OEM, or even lower, even with the tip adjustment turned up.
Then I tried to lower the tip adjustment while shifting the mounting position by one, but it was a little too high.
I tried it on a run, but I felt it was a little too high and difficult for me, although I guess it depends on whether you prefer to lift the SHIFT UP only by the ankle or by the whole foot.
A small difference can affect the operation quite a bit.
In the end, the position of the Serration was almost always determined by the position of the tip, and the tip adjustment could not be positioned to aim in the middle of the Serration.
The photo shows a ruler placed on the footpeg, I hope you can use it as a reference for the height.
If the height is right, it would look good and be good, I think.
Incidentally, the bolt at the tip was replaced with a good one just to be safe, and Screw lock was applied before installation.
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