TC Bros. Pro Series Easy Shift Lever Extension for Harley-Davidson Big Twin—Milwaukee-Eight
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TC Bros. Pro Series Easy Shift for Harley-Davidson 2017-Up Bagger (Touring) and M8 Softail
Having trouble finding neutral on a Milwaukee-Eight powered Softail or Touring motorcycle? It's not you—there's a mechanical problem, and a corresponding solution: The TC Bros. Pro Series Easy Shift lever extension.
- Machined from a solid billet of aluminum
- Reduces shift effort
- Helps positively find neutral on M8 transmissions—even at slow speeds
- Made in the USA
- Available in your choice of two finishes
- Bolts on in just minutes with common hand tools
- Stainless hardware included
Do you find yourself holding in the clutch when stopped at a light so you don't have to try and go hunting for neutral? Some transmissions backing up Milwaukee-Eight engines can exhibit difficult 1-N and 2-N shifts, leaving riders unable to find neutral easily. Rather than wearing out your poor throwout bearing, you can fix the problem with a quick bolt-in solution. Stop fighting your dresser or Softail and try a Pro Series Easy Shift.
Harley-Davidson constant-mesh transmissions are incredibly strong and durable units, but factory lever and linkage geometry aren't always ideal. Especially if you've installed aftermarket controls that can exacerbate the hard-shifting issue, shift quality can really suffer and make an otherwise enjoyable motorcycle difficult to ride.
Identifying the geometry's outsized effect on overall shift feel and quality, we engineered a small solution with a big impact. Our Pro Series Easy Shift unit is, dollar-for-dollar, one of the most beneficial items you can install on your M8 bagger or cruiser.
The extension alters the shift linkage's length and angle just slightly, increasing the throw and the leverage, permitting smooth, buttery shifts in and out of neutral. It's transformative!
