Abstract: When a shift lever is moved to a shift position corresponding to a first gear position etc., the shift lever is urged by its own weight to a neutral position, which is disadvantageous for the shift lever in terms of gear slip-out after shifting. However, a counter mass is moved to a position reached by turning a second predetermined angle, larger than a first predetermined angle corresponding to the neutral position, downward with respect to a vertical line passing through a center of turn of the counter mass. Meanwhile, the shift lever is urged by the weight of the counter mass in the direction away from the neutral position, so that gear slip-out after shifting can be prevented.

Abstract: When a shift lever is moved to a shift position corresponding to a first gear position etc., the shift lever is urged by its own weight to a neutral position, which is disadvantageous for the shift lever in terms of gear slip-out after shifting. However, a counter mass is moved to a position reached by turning a second predetermined angle, larger than a first predetermined angle corresponding to the neutral position, downward with respect to a vertical line passing through a center of turn of the counter mass. Meanwhile, the shift lever is urged by the weight of the counter mass in the direction away from the neutral position, so that gear slip-out after shifting can be prevented.