Dynojet quick shifter going into the ECU. Works for me.

 

Most of the AMA teams are using the Bazazz unit, I'm told by several that it's more hardy than the one from Power Commander. Your mileage may vary. I've had both, they both seemed to work ok, but I just had a Bazazz put on my 2012, will pick it up next Saturday.

 

Dyno jet wasn't as smooth for me as both the Bazzaz and HM. I have HM now and hate how it'll randomly shut my bike off shifting into first sometimes other than that it works awesomely. With the Bazzaz I never had an issue what so ever and liked playing with the kill times.

 

Whats the best quickshifter?! Without issues?

Ya i have the hm/annitori and mine is shutting off randomly too. I was thinking about going to bazzaz? Im going to the track next weekend i hope it acts ok.


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Make sure your ground out plug is easy to get to. If it fails , then it's easy to bypass and you won't waste half your day with

 

Thanks bro will do. Makes sense


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Bazzaz has the least amount of issues since they aren't mechanical

 

Bazzaz is a mirco switch?


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What about the hm plus. Since you can choose gp or standard shift only ? Seems like it would work well also


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If you can choose which You are doing it would be good. I've heard Bazzaz has one that can switch as well

 

my annitori gen 2 is working flawslessly. i have heard of other peoples working good then eventually going bad in less than a years time...

if you are having problems stalling when going into first, its either cause the bike isnt warmed up yet, or your idling pretty low.... could just give a slight bit of throttle when shifting into first, to bring your rpm up to atleast like 2k.

 

Translogic makes one of the smoothest ones out there by far, but not the cheapest.

Annitori is the best value by far though. They are coming out with a newer version in a few weeks though which a few more bells and whistles. Same price point though.

 

Will the new one be able to choose one shift pattern instead of both??


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Hi guys, first post here and I don't want it to be seen as spamming but we have stopped making the Annitori units and are only concentrating on our own units.

We are launching in the US very soon with a warehouse to specifically cater to the US market with ALL off our products but we are also launching the all new HM Superlite which is a low cost no thrills BUT using only proven HM technology components and not built or designed to a budget like with the Annitori.

the HM Plus and the new Plus SS are the units to have, no switch;s, proximity sensors or anything like this, pure strain gauge technology using only the finest type.

As used by racers in the Moto2, WSBK, BSB, WSS, IOM TT, Suzuka and many many more.

There is no other that has this pedigree.

Also, working now in partnership with HRC

https://www.facebook.com/HMquickshifteruk/posts/10152593401199784

 

i would avoid the annitori, from a functional aspect its awesome. really smooth, easy to setup and cheap.

Issue i had was it kept giving my bike a random misfire on my old GSXR, i spent ages diagnosing the fault and it came down to some lose connection coming into the control box under the seat.
Annitori wasn't interested when i contacted them regarding a replacement and it was less than 6 months old.

 

I have had mine for 8 years.

 

nevermind...

 

What about FTECU or healtech?

 

I have a Flash Tune Quickshifter. Works great with no problems.

 

The only experience I've had was with the bazzaz unit and it did exactly as it was intended to. I did play a bit with the settings in the software to get the ignition cut the way I liked it. Not a big deal though.