Reversing mechanisms for motorcycles, trikes, and sidecar outfits are available in both electric and mechanical forms, each with distinct advantages and limitations. This guide outlines the main types on the market, key considerations when choosing a system, and UK-based suppliers worth investigating.
The Kliktronic Gear Changer was designed and developed, specifically at [...]
The K-Lever2 Twin Lever kit is produced by Kliktronic Ltd, [...]
The PFM twin lever kit, produced by PFM Performance Brakes [...]
Adaptation Kits for disabled motorcyclists have developed and evolved a lot over the past 30+ years.
Throttle adaptations are designed to help riders with limited function or reduced strength in the right arm, wrist, hand or fingers, to maintain safe and comfortable control when riding motorcycles, scooters, trikes, sidecar outfits or quadbikes
Many motorcycles still use cable-operated controls that can be difficult to adapt for disabilities. Reduced-effort hydraulic clutch systems for smoother, more accessible control.
An alternative braking solution for riders unable to use standard hand or foot controls. Brake systems operated by the thumb to suit specific physical needs.
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