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Quick Shifters - nick crisp - 26-03-14
For road use - any point?
Re: Quick Shifters - cable tie - 26-03-14
(26-03-14, 09:56 AM)nick crisp link Wrote: For road use - any point?
Have you tried one !
Re: Quick Shifters - nick crisp - 26-03-14
No I haven't, never ridden anything with one. Hence my curiosity. How do they work? Is there more than one type? I'm not a particularly fast rider, although I give it my best shot now and again, haven't ever done a track day and don't know that I ever will get around to it. So I wondered if their use would ever apply to me as a road rider. Posted, as said, out of pure curiosity
Re: Quick Shifters - hightower - 26-03-14
I tend to change up without the clutch anyway, unless I'm riding around in town - but when going harder I don't use a clutch, you get much quicker changes and also much smoother if you can master it.
Re: Quick Shifters - Dead Eye - 26-03-14
I do the same as hightower - clutchless upshifts where applicable . You get a feel for it eventually as it isn't as black and white as "change between x and y rpm between gears w and z" etc.
If you want a quicker action you could change to the R6 shifter arm - this has been done on mine and it does alter how far you need to move your boot to change gear
Re: Quick Shifters - Mattsplat - 26-03-14
Ive had bikes with factory shifters fitted and I rate them.
Pin the accelerator, don't back off to change and ride the wave of torque
They sound great too!
Re: Quick Shifters - nick crisp - 26-03-14
Liam, Hightower, I do a bit of clutchless upshifting myself, and don't think I'm actually considering a shifter for my own bike. But I'm sure I've seen that recently some new bike models have been coming out with a shifter fitted as standard (can't remember what models I've seen this on though :rolleyes ), and just would like to know a bit more about the things, just to learn really.
Ah, thought so Matt. What bikes?
Re: Quick Shifters - Mattsplat - 26-03-14
My K1300R had one as standard and Ive ridden an Aprilia RSV4 that has a standard one too.
Like I said, I rate them as a factory option and the sound of the gear changes at high rpm makes them sound like an F1 car (think of a whip crack noise!)
*You can just hear it in this clip!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuJg2Mb9td0
Quick Shifters - cable tie - 26-03-14
I've got one fitted on a new bike and I also fitted one on my gen 1 tbh I've had em on just about every bike so I highly rate them, you can either pin the throttle and shift up or block shift, my latest mule with the full akro sounds awesome when it pops via changing with the shifter.
Anyone whom states they replicate the same without the use of the clutch by using the throttle, is by no way replicating the same a shifter kills the ignition/fueling four times faster than a blink of the eye, you try and do that, impossible.
I love the sound, shifting thro the Gears in the tunnels in Europe the sound is priceless, and when I overtake snick snick I'm gone.
Re: Quick Shifters - Mattsplat - 26-03-14
(26-03-14, 12:59 PM)cable tie link Wrote: I've got one fitted on a new bike and I also fitted one on my gen 1 tbh I've had em on just about every bike so I highly rate them, you can either pin the throttle and shift up or block shift, my latest mule with the full akro sounds awesome when it pops via changing with the shifter.
Anyone whom states they replicate the same without the use of the clutch by using the throttle, is by no way replicating the same a shifter kills the ignition/fueling four times faster than a blink of the eye, you try and do that, impossible.
I love the sound, shifting thro the Gears in the tunnels in Europe the sound is priceless, and when I overtake snick snick I'm gone.
They do sound great don't they
Re: Quick Shifters - DekF - 26-03-14
Highly rated by me too. Been on my FZ1 7 years now & there's one on my soon to be s1000r. Full throttle upshifts are great. No needing to shutoff to unload the gearbox, just open that throttle & hang on.
The best mod for fun factor ever. Fact! 8)
Re: Quick Shifters - bigbluebear - 26-03-14
I'm thinking about it too....anyone know how much they are and how easy to fit
Re: Quick Shifters - Mattsplat - 26-03-14
(26-03-14, 01:05 PM)DekF link Wrote: Highly rated by me too. Been on my FZ1 7 years now & there's one on my soon to be s1000r. Full throttle upshifts are great. No needing to shutoff to unload the gearbox, just open that throttle & hang on.
The best mod for fun factor ever. Fact! 8)
You want to sell your quickshifter now your trading up to a Beemer Dek?
BBB, I haven't seen them for under €300 (new), its an expensive add on.
Re: Quick Shifters - bigbluebear - 26-03-14
(26-03-14, 01:14 PM)Mattsplat link Wrote: [quote author=DekF link=topic=12323.msg137354#msg137354 date=1395835539]
Highly rated by me too. Been on my FZ1 7 years now & there's one on my soon to be s1000r. Full throttle upshifts are great. No needing to shutoff to unload the gearbox, just open that throttle & hang on.
The best mod for fun factor ever. Fact! 8)
You want to sell your quickshifter now your trading up to a Beemer Dek?
BBB, I haven't seen them for under €300 (new), its an expensive add on.
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That is quite expensive.......I do like the sound of them.....food for thought
Re: Quick Shifters - DekF - 26-03-14
It uses the PC111 & Ignition module as well Matt. You have the reflash only I believe. There may be a way to use the DJ quickshifter as a standalone device. I'll have a look at the wiring diagram and see if it's possible to interrupt the ignition circuit by a single wire & run it in series.
Dek
Re: Quick Shifters - Mattsplat - 26-03-14
(26-03-14, 01:37 PM)DekF link Wrote: It uses the PC111 & Ignition module as well Matt. You have the reflash only I believe. There may be a way to use the DJ quickshifter as a standalone device. I'll have a look at the wiring diagram and see if it's possible to interrupt the ignition circuit by a single wire & run it in series.
Dek
Yeah, Im just running a flash with a full Akra and airbox mod...
Re: Quick Shifters - hightower - 26-03-14
(26-03-14, 12:59 PM)cable tie link Wrote: Anyone whom states they replicate the same without the use of the clutch by using the throttle, is by no way replicating the same a shifter kills the ignition/fueling four times faster than a blink of the eye, you try and do that, impossible.
I wasn't trying to say I replicated it. But then again, I don't treat the road like Cadwell Park, so excuse me for failing to see the point of them. :lol
Re: Quick Shifters - nick crisp - 26-03-14
Oh wait a minute Matt, Dek! Do they go with carburetted bikes rather than FI bikes?
Sorry, I know that makes me sound like a complete divot, but that's only cos I am! :lol
Re: Quick Shifters - cable tie - 26-03-14
(26-03-14, 08:35 PM)nick crisp link Wrote: Oh wait a minute Matt, Dek! Do they go with carburetted bikes rather than FI bikes?
Sorry, I know that makes me sound like a complete divot, but that's only cos I am! :lol
Deks is fI specific so runs a pc if you have carbs you have 2 options ie Dyno jet standalone or Translogic.
I fitted a translogic to my gen1, you can just see the shifter on the linkage rod.
![[Image: uhaza9ep.jpg]](http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/03/27/uhaza9ep.jpg)
These are stand-alone kit so no need for pc they come with there own module and you wire it to the ignition coils on carb bikes but you need to have some electrical wiring skills not a lot but no what wires do what and be able to use a soldering iron without melting your wiring loom
Tbh i wired a translogic standalone kit to a FI bike now but it took some working out because it triggered the limp home mode on the canbus, however i won in the end and found a way around it.
Re: Quick Shifters - DekF - 26-03-14
Cue drooling by the lovers of ancient technology :b