I measured up my oem shift gate, drew a new one, and printed it out. Came out pretty nice I think. Not bad for a couple dollars or less in plastic. I can put the file on thingiverse.com if anyone wants it.
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I think I might draw it again with the high and low sides flipped. It seems more natural to me to shift it to the left side track, which id rather be the high side.
I removed the letters (seemed redundant), added a 2mm x 2mm border outlining the contour of the gate, and shortened the little nubs by the reverse position to give more room to move around in neutral. They are actually short enough you can move left and right while in reverse or neutral.
It is now public at tinkercad.com
It is now public at tinkercad.com
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see if this works?
www.tinkercad.com
3D design Honda Talon Parts - Tinkercad
3D design Honda Talon Parts created by CTDpower with Tinkercad
So looks like you'll have to create an account, don't worry, tinkercad is a legit site (owned by AutoDesk, which is the industry leader/standard, very reputable). Then click copy/tinker or something like that, and then you can export it in whatever file format you want. Or you can edit it first, add you name or design. Just a warning, I have not tried this newest version with the outline around the shift gate. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work, but I have not tried it. I'll post a picture when I do.
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Perfect! Found it. I still like your design better than anything I've sen so far but may I ask if you ever flipped High to low and vice versa like you mentioned you might try?And what are the 2 other pieces in the drawing? Man....again....Great design!!!
I didn't ever switch high and low sides. I used the plate like it is for a good hard solid weekend of riding and was totally fine with it by the end. If I switched it now it might seem weird lol. If you or anyone else wants it switched though i will take a look at it. Shouldnt be too hard. Wouldn't be hard at all in autocad or inventor, but this tinker cad is a little slower for sure.
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I don't have a Talon but I really like your design. I downloaded it just in case of a future upgrade and might try and use your light clamp on my 1000-5 with a little "tinkering". The power of these 3d printers is pretty amazing. I made a little design like your shifter for my 1000 to block off the cold air coming through in the winter. Pretty cool when you can design something and if it doesn't work you change a simple dimension and keep fine tuning til it fits. Thanks for time and effert and willingness to pass it along.
