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Quickshifters !!!
#21
(13-12-14, 11:23 PM)devilsyam link Wrote: i put a switch in line so can turn mine on/off
just gives me a choice


That's a good idea as some of them are constantly working, even with the motor off and can drain your battery if you don't use your bike regularly.
Feel the Fear and do it anyway!

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#22
So you introduce 'something else to go wrong' take some of the feel of feeding the clutch in on corner exits away and for what? oh yeah a sound that anyone can replicate by changing gear clutchlessly yeah I had better rush out and get one...doi they do a quick braker and a quick refueller too?
The Frying Scotsman
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#23
(14-12-14, 10:03 AM)BIG MAC link Wrote: So you introduce 'something else to go wrong' take some of the feel of feeding the clutch in on corner exits away and for what? oh yeah a sound that anyone can replicate by changing gear clutchlessly yeah I had better rush out and get one...doi they do a quick braker and a quick refueller too?

suppose it depends on the riding style Mac, maybe for you that's not a requirement but I personally will always be in the gear before the corner.

maybe an age thing too, you know us young uns want all the tech whether we know how to use it or actually need it is another thing, all the gear, no idea Wink but perhaps it's much like the ABS question.
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#24
Is there a major advantage for having one on a road bike or have I missed something here. :eek

I can see the advantage on a race bike or a track day bike, but for a normal everyday use bike.  :rolleyes

I have ridden a few bikes with them and did not see any major advantage on a normal road going bike other than reducing the cash in my pocket :lol
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#25
What's the point?
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#26
(14-12-14, 01:12 PM)VNA link Wrote: What's the point?


What's the bloody point  :lol


The same reason all bikes are not the same colour  Big Grin
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#27
(14-12-14, 08:23 PM)slimwilly link Wrote: [quote author=VNA link=topic=15498.msg177261#msg177261 date=1418559124]
What's the point?


What's the bloody point  :lol


The same reason all bikes are not the same colour  Big Grin
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Wouldn't you do better to learn to ride properly first Bill?  :pokefun    :lol
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#28
Wouldn't you do better to learn to ride properly first Bill?     


Hark at you Smile , leg better yet,,should of gone to spec savers :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol


Why did you have your bike Ivanised? whats the bloody point of it all????????eh eh  eh ??
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#29
(14-12-14, 09:41 PM)slimwilly link Wrote: Wouldn't you do better to learn to ride properly first Bill?     


Hark at you Smile , leg better yet,,should of gone to spec savers :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol

Don't, I still don't have a clue what really happened  :lol



(14-12-14, 09:41 PM)slimwilly link Wrote:
Why did you have your bike Ivanised? whats the bloody point of it all????????eh eh  eh ??

I think I just needed to waste some money on bikes  Wink    :lol
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#30
So what about low rev changes -- slow moving
I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
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#31
(14-12-14, 11:40 AM)noggythenog link Wrote: [quote author=BIG MAC link=topic=15498.msg177248#msg177248 date=1418547781]
So you introduce 'something else to go wrong' take some of the feel of feeding the clutch in on corner exits away and for what? oh yeah a sound that anyone can replicate by changing gear clutchlessly yeah I had better rush out and get one...doi they do a quick braker and a quick refueller too?

suppose it depends on the riding style Mac, maybe for you that's not a requirement but I personally will always be in the gear before the corner.

maybe an age thing too, you know us young uns want all the tech whether we know how to use it or actually need it is another thing, all the gear, no idea Wink but perhaps it's much like the ABS question.
[/quote] Ahhh the joy which is hurling an FZS into a sweeping bend popping on the over run and booting it out again upshifting still banked and feeding the clutch to keep the front weighted ..each to their own
The Frying Scotsman
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