foot lever

This is to compensate for not being able to use the right foot lever because of injuries from Assen '92.

In the Tram controls, the gong is operated by a foot lever.

Most modern motorcycles have a sequential manual transmission shifted by a foot lever.

Most modern motorcycles (except scooters) change gears (of which they increasingly have five or six) by foot lever.

Antoine Sfeir designed a spring-loaded mounting bracket with a foot lever.

Like the Andrews Quadracycle it was moved by foot levers driving the rear axle.

He toed the foot lever that flipped the garbage container's top back, lifted out the nearly full sack and tucked in an empty one.

With the tap of a foot lever and push of the holder, the jersey display swings around to reveal the other team's gear.

The single front wheel of the tricycle designed automobile was steered by a foot lever and a hand lever.

It was made from one inch-square iron and was propelled with foot levers that moved in a long horizontal ellipse.

Fritha dropped the bow forward, thrust his foot into the stirrup, jerked over the goat's foot lever, dropped a second quarrel into place.

Hand looms were manual, the artisan raised the heddles using foot levers, and threw the shuttle the width of the loom by hand, forward and back.

The Coventry Rotary Quadracycle was introduced in 1885 and used conventional bicycle-style rotary pedals instead of foot levers for drive.

It took me two false starts before I either remembered, and was not aware of it, or lit by chance on the proper combination of two buttons in the chair arms, plus a foot lever.

But the jerseys had a special hiding spot behind sections of the store's walls that spin with the tap of a foot lever and a gentle push, like a mansion trap door accessed by tugging on a candelabra.

The liner is held on the mandrel by means of two jaws actuated by a foot lever and the lapped edges of the liner glued by means of a gas iron held for an instant along the line of the lap.

The wind for the organs is not produced by a motor: while the organist of the Swiss organ can produce the wind by himself using a foot lever, a visitor's help is always required for treading the bellows of the Thuringian positive organ.