Heya greg just a question regarding your quickshifter.

Do you still have to clutch it when down shifting?

is it still possible to clutch up a wheelie with the quickshifter?

What difference does it make with the slipper clutch coupled with the quickshifter?


and as i understand how these things work, you jusy keep the throttle pinned and just bang it into the next gear? does it make the the actual shifts harder? like is the lever actually harder to move with ya foot?


Sorry for all the questions, i am getting back to Aus soon is all and i wanna get back on a bike asap, and these shifters sound good for a lazy bitch like me. :D

Thanks for any help you can give greggy.

Originally posted by R1 Cr@zY
Heya greg just a question regarding your quickshifter.

Do you still have to clutch it when down shifting?

is it still possible to clutch up a wheelie with the quickshifter?

What difference does it make with the slipper clutch coupled with the quickshifter?


and as i understand how these things work, you jusy keep the throttle pinned and just bang it into the next gear? does it make the the actual shifts harder? like is the lever actually harder to move with ya foot?


Sorry for all the questions, i am getting back to Aus soon is all and i wanna get back on a bike asap, and these shifters sound good for a lazy bitch like me. :D

Thanks for any help you can give greggy.

1. yes you do, otherwise you couldnt control matching of engine revs to road speed.
2.yes of course its easier:lol
3.the slipper helps eliminate the problems with answer 1
4. full throttle and it makes the gear change MUCH smoother than standard and easier on the foot.
5. if they are good for a lazy bitch like me then they can be good for a lazy bitch like you too.:thumbup

excellent..... this puppy may be exactly what i am after.

*evil grin* Excellent.....

Thanks greggy. :thumbup