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    Default Quick shift design.

    I thought I'd start a new thread for this to keep it from cluttering up the other one.

    I've done a quick design for the quick shift kit. I've tried to keep the actuator rods in the same plane as when the kit isn't fitted to prevent any problems.

    Can anyone see any problems with the design so far?

    At the moment they are just rough outlines, I will still need to get the correct measurements for various parts.
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