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demidestructo · 12-05-2015, 10:09 AM

I really bought this for my disabled friend cause he can't do much any more. I want him to be able to get out and ride trails with me. All he does is sit inside ,to me thats a slow boring death. I figured this would be the cheapest way to do it ( I can't afford a auto wheeler)

OK mcrider you had a atc185 the pattern was the opposite ,you shift down for a higher gear .Mine is 85 so I shift up for a higher gear. This wheeler feels like it has two gears ,like when gear shift is in normal rest position it is able to go down (first I assume cause these had no neutral) and I take off then I feel its time to shift pull up( high gear, this is it) and thats it .It goes very good(feel like 25mph or more). will not do anything besides that and has a ton of play in shifter.

12-05-2015, 10:09 AM	#7
demidestructo Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Michigan Posts: 199	I really bought this for my disabled friend cause he can't do much any more. I want him to be able to get out and ride trails with me. All he does is sit inside ,to me thats a slow boring death. I figured this would be the cheapest way to do it ( I can't afford a auto wheeler) OK mcrider you had a atc185 the pattern was the opposite ,you shift down for a higher gear .Mine is 85 so I shift up for a higher gear. This wheeler feels like it has two gears ,like when gear shift is in normal rest position it is able to go down (first I assume cause these had no neutral) and I take off then I feel its time to shift pull up( high gear, this is it) and thats it .It goes very good(feel like 25mph or more). will not do anything besides that and has a ton of play in shifter. __________________ Autos: 1997 ford ranger 1968 GTO (all original survivor) motorcycle: lifan dual sport "crankenstein" Born of parts from all over the globe,laying rubber in a town near you! Last edited by demidestructo; 12-05-2015 at 10:48 AM.
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