Baker Reverse

[seahawkfan1765]

Hey everyone,
Does anyone have any experience with the Baker Drivetrain reverse?
I have a 2007 FLHX Street Glide with a MotorTrike Trog kit and want to put some form of reverse on it.
Anyone advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Denise :wave4:

 

[1852cc]

I have Campion's , no issues works great, and cheaper to Ithink.

 

[Memnoch451]

I have Campion's , no issues works great, and cheaper to Ithink.

I concur! I have one on my ultra! ThumbUp

 

[motorcyclemania]

You want to check with Motor Trike there now making a reverse

 

[Memnoch451]

You want to check with Motor Trike there now making a reverse

Yes Motor trike copied Champions Reverse Gear... Motor trike use to get their reverse gears from champion for years. ThumbUp

 

[msocko3]

I'd look long and hard at. Champion, Motortrike and the reverse from AIM AIM Corp :: Reverse Gear Mamba. Baker seems to have made the reverse a bit more complicated than it needs to be.

 

[trikermutha]

I been happy with the Champion reverse gear..used it for years with no problems..

 

[Loner]

I can give no first-hand experience info with the Baker reverse kits, but I have one ordered from them and we'll soon see how it compares. While the Baker kits are a bit more complicated (you replace a couple of main gear shafts inside the transmission), they are designed to properly install a redesigned transmission that (in my case) has 6 forward speeds, a neutral, and a reverse gear - all operated by the shifter levers at the left foot. I estimate that while they cost probably $1000 more than the others after kit cost and installation labor, the design of a fully integrated system which builds a new tranny appeals to me versus an additional shift handle on the right side of the tranny (near the hot header pipe).

When I get mine and install it, I will post a review of my opinion and first impressions here for all to see. I'm hopeful that I wiill end up with a modified transmission that works as it should and adds an additional (reverse) gear.