Clutchless Shifting

Ah i see i just looked at the avatar and not the user heh

Originally Posted by xXBADGERXx

Girth bought one recently as well , about a month ago ?

3 week ago today and 1,800 miles later and a huge grin

Originally Posted by Girth

3 week ago today and 1,800 miles later and a huge grin

That grin was caused by Wideboy last ni.....

Oh wrong forum

Do it almost all the time... never really had too many issues. Found the odd spare neutral, but maybe 2-3 times in 15,000 miles.

If I ever get a PC3 on ill get a quick shifter maybe

[yorkie_chris]

Bah.
Dynojet do not have a monopoly on quickshifters. You can fit them to a carbed bike no problem.

Originally Posted by yorkie_chris

Bah.
Dynojet do not have a monopoly on quickshifters. You can fit them to a carbed bike no problem.

What exactly do they do? Cut fuel to let it shift or what?

[yorkie_chris]

No, they interrupt the spark for a set period of time to simulate chopping the throttle.

If they did this by cutting fuel flow there would still be enough fuel "kicking about" to burn and interrupt the shift, or enough to cause a very lean mixture and start detonation off...

Originally Posted by yorkie_chris

No, they interrupt the spark for a set period of time to simulate chopping the throttle.

If they did this by cutting fuel flow there would still be enough fuel "kicking about" to burn and interrupt the shift, or enough to cause a very lean mixture and start detonation off...

Aye, I wasnt sure the PC had the power to cut the spark... But I guess I learn

So you have to get the delay all sorted then I guess. How does the PC3 know you have clicked up, some sort of switch need adding?

Originally Posted by ThEGr33k

Aye, I wasnt sure the PC had the power to cut the spark... But I guess I learn

So you have to get the delay all sorted then I guess. How does the PC3 know you have clicked up, some sort of switch need adding?

You need to add a switch to the shifter-rod.

Quickshifters are in two parts - the shift switch and a control box. People always quote Power Commander though because some models have the capabilty to add a quickshifter therefore killing the fuel map/quick shift bird with one stone!

Originally Posted by ThEGr33k

Aye, I wasnt sure the PC had the power to cut the spark... But I guess I learn

So you have to get the delay all sorted then I guess. How does the PC3 know you have clicked up, some sort of switch need adding?

You need to add a switch to the shifter-rod.

Quickshifters are in two parts - the shift switch and a control box. People always mention Power Commander though because some models have the capabilty to add a quickshifter therefore killing the fuel map/quick shift bird with one stone!