Birty Dastards Jeep Club
Tech Forum => Workshop => Topic started by: wildwood on November 04, 2014, 07:27:53 PM
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so here's one for you Gaz.....
Had a ZX10r out for 21/2 hrs on Sat dry country roads and oh my god a quick shifter......
Tis love I tell YA.........lhandles soooooooo sweet and full throttle seamless up shifts........oh yes!
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You did threaten you were going to try the 10 ........ Sexy quick shifter :icon_eek: :icon_eek:
So seemless clutchless changes at warp speed :icon_super: ......... never ridden a bike with one, dumb ass question, does it work going down the box too ?
However sexy the 10, surely your not gonna trade in the hyperspace 1400 ???
I can recomend some very good after market pipes .... oh hang on :003: :icon_super: :icon_super:
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The hyperspace 1400 has got to stay due to its continent crossing ability......but a quickshifter might grace its flanks.......
But the 10makes it feel like a bus on the tight lanes(tracks)
So I might throw caution to the wind with this zero % finance stuff and run both for maybe 2 to 3 years until one raises its head as the only one to keep.......
Tis me age matron.... I was on the 10 for 2 hrs and no prob....... But motorways????? For 400 mile days? I don't know.....
The new BMWSr1000 rr thing has up and down on the quick shifter.....
But we're not old enough for Hitlers Tractor are we!!!! :icon_twisted:
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Sorry Bruce but ...... :003:
never ridden a bike with one, dumb ass question, does it work going down the box too ?
think about it.... the system kills the ignitiion for a split second to allow the gear change so to simulate a very quick throttle off as a normal bike.
changing down in the same manner will end up at her majesties pleasure looking at nurses while you recover.
a slipper clutch requires fitting to allow for high rev down changes but this still doesn't guarantee the engine not locking the rear wheel due to over revving.
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That was really where I was heading but didnt type it very well :003: .... what I should have said was is it linked upto a fancy slipper clutch come traction control set up either electronic or mechanical.
Forgive my poorly worded post sire :003: