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Shift set-up at Ebay.Com
little.one.der - 24/8/05 at 08:34 PM

Hey guys, I found an Air Shifter on Ebay.com
C02 Shifter

"Seems" reasonable... don't know though.

Also, check out Exotic Sportbikes

[Edited on 24/8/05 by little.one.der]


Peteff - 24/8/05 at 11:48 PM

Does it only do upshifts?


little.one.der - 25/8/05 at 12:20 AM

Not too sure, but I looked a bit deeper into the Sportbike site and they have a Pingel Electric Shifter that does down AND upshifts.

Now, if you could relay that to padles on the wheel, or push buttons, it would work assumably very well.

Also, is there a way you could keep track of the gears digitally on the dashboard?

[Edited on 25/8/05 by little.one.der]


Coose - 25/8/05 at 08:14 AM

Mechanical is best. Why add something else into the failure equation?


scotlad - 25/8/05 at 04:33 PM

cos its cool of course!


Guinness - 26/8/05 at 07:59 AM

It only does 400 shifts before you have to re-fill the gas.

That doesn't seem enough for a good track day or blast out in the countryside. You'd have to take a few spare cylinders?

Mike


little.one.der - 27/8/05 at 02:11 PM

Definately a valuable point. I'm sure it wouldn't affect the mechanism if you just filled a larger bottle... versus multiple bottles.


enderw88 - 27/8/05 at 05:50 PM

These things are for go-go boys. They pound the snot out of the transmission. Most motorcycles can be "powershifted" by preloading the shift lever then back off the throttle a bit, no clutch required. These things force the issue by applying way more force on the shift lever then you could apply with your foot.

[Edited on 27/8/05 by enderw88]