www.boxertrix.com

Has anyone tried one of these?

Nick, check out Buzzz90's posts - he's designed and built a unit for the 11S, and sussed out how to mount it neatly within the dash - no nasty stick-on boxes.

I managed to miss the boat first time around . Regret that. Now waiting to hear if the has the bits to make another...

Mike

Huh, made a mess of my post. Should have attached this link .
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Super-Thin-6- ... 1c28be3bc1

And yes, I've read Buzzz90s posts. M/works want £35.00 for a gear position sensor! These things seem to be a more economical solution. They're all over ebay but I cant find anyone who has actualy fitted one.

I will ask on the other forum i'm on but won't hold my breath

Question asked on 100% forum



Contact ebay member willandrip he not happy with his

Dai wiskers wrote:Question asked on 100% forum



Contact ebay member willandrip he not happy with his

el-nicko wrote:

Dai wiskers wrote:Question asked on 100% forum



Contact ebay member willandrip he not happy with his

Will send pm


Not sure why you or anyone else would want one i had one on my Suzuki kettle in 1978 it was great fun watching the number go up and down for about an hour then the novelty wore off and i found it more distracting than usefull
I did discover that i could crash in second gear!

A touch of pressure on the lever will tell you if you have a gear to go or not if there's resistance there's another gear if not there's not

Get the rocket sprockets then you can all but forget about changing gear

Dai wiskers wrote: "Not sure why you or anyone else would want one....." "A touch of pressure on the lever will tell you if you have a gear to go or not"

Saves on all that unnecessary footwork m8.

el-nicko wrote:

Dai wiskers wrote: "Not sure why you or anyone else would want one....." "A touch of pressure on the lever will tell you if you have a gear to go or not"

Saves on all that unnecessary footwork m8.

True but i can't help thinking it's just another thing to go wrong

No reply's yet on other forum from people that have them

[quote="Dai wiskers"][quote="el-nicko"][quote="Dai wiskers"]Question asked on 100% forum


Get the rocket sprockets then you can all but forget about changing gear[/quote]

Dai,does that mean i can pull away in 6th.

ianbcr wrote:

Dai wiskers wrote:

el-nicko wrote: Dai,does that mean i can pull away in 6th.

Well spotted i did say all but forget about changing gear, not you can forget about changing gear
Still no reply's on 100%

Dai wiskers wrote: Well spotted i did say all but forget about changing gear, not you can forget about changing gear

Dai boy, ya shuda bin a lawyer.

el-nicko wrote:

Dai wiskers wrote: Well spotted i did say all but forget about changing gear, not you can forget about changing gear

Dai boy, ya shuda bin a lawyer.

Yea right make a living out of lying, i just couldn't bring myself to do that,
and think about spending your days among people that don't live in the same world as the rest of us. [ lock him up he was speeding, put him on probation he mugged a pensioner]

Hah I had a kettle in 78 as well.

We both must be old farts

Dai wiskers wrote:

el-nicko wrote:

Dai wiskers wrote:Question asked on 100% forum



Contact ebay member willandrip he not happy with his

Will send pm


Not sure why you or anyone else would want one i had one on my Suzuki kettle in 1978 it was great fun watching the number go up and down for about an hour then the novelty wore off and i found it more distracting than usefull
I did discover that i could crash in second gear!

A touch of pressure on the lever will tell you if you have a gear to go or not if there's resistance there's another gear if not there's not

Get the rocket sprockets then you can all but forget about changing gear

Arrived in the post this morning. Only cost a paltry £13.00 so not much to lose but I'm a little sceptical,