Aftermarket Shifter

[holeshotkid]

Does anyone have an aftermarket shifter they would part with. I broke the stocker off yesterday. I would prefer to go with an aftermarket one but if all else fails, a stock one will do.

 

Thanks

[BdBanshee]

The stockers always end up breaking. Of course the new stocker that I bought to replace it broke too, so I just welded mine back up, and it hasn't broken again since. Now I have a spare welded stocker in my toolbox just in case.

 

Have often thought about the aluminum replacement shifters, do they actually work better? I can't see how the stock steel shifter can flex any more than a billet aluminum piece.

[fixitrod]

If you want a short shifter you can use a blaster shifter. My pegs are moved back and I just use a blaster shifter. Just info

[frocashmoney24]

you can get a brand new one from rockymountainatv.com for like 20 bucks

[nate1999mxz600]

i would just weld her back up and save your money. i welded mine back together and shes stronger than ever. just my 2 cents

[holeshotkid]

Ron, I have also wondered how the aluminum one would flex less than the factory one. I'm sure I will weld this one back up but I would like a different one so that I can keep a spare on hand. As far as the blaster shifter, I don't think I would like it any shorter, a little longer would actually be better for me. I'll probably take fro's advise and order a new one from RMATV and weld the one I have for a spare.

 

Thanks for the input