Any Oldtimers Remember Right-foot Shift, Left-foot Brake?

Apparently, no one figured out you're referring to motorcycles, such as British machines, and some other European equipment.

I'm not an Old Timer. But, yes, I do remember my '68 (old, even then) Triumph "Thunderbird" 650/single Amal carb; and her RH shifter. Carb needed tickling to start.

I also remember the suicide shift on my '47 WLA ( again, she was old even when I got her.,)

My cars, dating from the 1930 all had right foot throttle.

That's exactly backwards of what I was taught over 50 years ago and is backwards of the way I drive today

Its left foot shift right foot brake

Better than you, you’ve got it backwards.

Three on the tree is how I learned to drive.

How about the high beam activator located on the far left of the floor that you pressed with your foot