I fervently hope her focus on building a broad coalition and using a broad range of change levers will help her generation accomplish more than mine did.
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As well as being significant improvement for racing, this quickly replaced the hand gear change lever and became the standard for almost all motorcycles to this day.
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When the change lever is turned to " fire ", the pin is in the " down " position, but the cam now has free movement.
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As well as being significant improvement for racing, this quickly replaced the difficult hand gear change lever and became the standard for almost all motorcycles to this day.
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Although equipped with the same quick-change lever as the MG-42, each barrel on the M60 had a permanently mounted bipod and no carrying handle to grasp during combat barrel changes.
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With a centrally mounted dashboard or instrument panel, Austin incorporated a four speed, plus reverse, gearbox into the car's design which was controlled by a column mounted gear change lever.
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When the change lever is turned to " safe ", the firing pin is locked " down ", the firing pin cam is locked " out ", and the mortar will not fire.
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The early cars had 3-speed manual gearboxes with the change lever in the centre of the car, but this changed in 1925 to a four-speed unit with traditional right-hand change.
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Ward's car had an underpowered engine ( 1.7 liters to 2.5 for the F1 cars ), separate gear-change levers for the two-speed gearbox and two-speed rear end, and an outboard handbrake.
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Royal Enfield also produced a civilian version of the bike in the post war years, the RE125, through 1950, when a foot-operated gear change lever was added and the front forks were modified to a telescopic style with internal spring dampening.
