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Old 07-12-2008, 12:34 AM   #51
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I'm curious as to what happens if you miss the clutchless upshift? I mean, what if you don't preload the shifter enough? What if you preload it too much? What if you don't roll off the throttle enough? What if you roll too much? Neutral? Grinding? Upshift two gears? Stay in the same gear?

I'm too settled in my clutch ways not to use it. The nanosecond I lose by using the clutch I'll make up on the next curve. Anyway, I like to upshift at my bike's torque peak. How many riders know their bike's torque peak?
If you miss the shift and/or don't preload the shifter enough, it just won't shift, and you'll hit the revlimiter.

If you preload too much, it may click into the next gear before you mean for it to... and doing clutchless upshifts without rolling off the throttle a hair may be not great for your tranny.



It may not be sensible/necessary for your bike if you're already used to it, and especially if your shift points are far below your redline.

For me and my bike, I clutchless upshift because if I clutched my shifts at the rpm where I do them (literally at the redline) not only would the shifts be slower, but I'd probably be nailing the revlimiter pretty often as I pull the clutch in.

The torque peak of my bike requires you to rip all the way through the meat of the torque curve and past the peak, such that your upshift causes the next gear to land right back in the meat of the torque curve...
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Old 07-12-2008, 11:19 PM   #52
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Old 07-13-2008, 02:19 PM   #53
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i got the clutchless down shift down this weekend, buttery smooth, even the first time
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Old 07-13-2008, 02:36 PM   #54
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i got the clutchless down shift down this weekend, buttery smooth, even the first time
Hey didn't I tell you that you aren't shift authorized ?
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Old 07-14-2008, 09:49 AM   #55
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Yea,he's got an older 750...I think the new GSXR750 will power up in 2nd. My bike will power up in third if you're doing over 100 mph to start with.
I can get it to power up a little in 2nd If i really work the suspension it should come up but I would rather clutch it. Its more predictable and easier to control
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Old 07-14-2008, 08:51 PM   #56
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I can get it to power up a little in 2nd If i really work the suspension it should come up but I would rather clutch it. Its more predictable and easier to control

you know what? you ought to be ashamed! that girl can 12 o'clock your bike wearing nothing but a bikini,you shouldn't have any trouble at all!
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Old 07-14-2008, 10:58 PM   #57
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Well I did a bunch of clutchless shifts today. Upshifts, downshifts, accelerating, decelerating, high rpm and low rpm. it just snicks right into gear. But I had to think about preloading the lever. When I use the clutch it seems automatic without thinking. I'll probably shift again without the clutch, but 99.99 percent of the time I'll use the clutch.
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Old 07-14-2008, 11:42 PM   #58
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Well I did a bunch of clutchless shifts today. Upshifts, downshifts, accelerating, decelerating, high rpm and low rpm. it just snicks right into gear. But I had to think about preloading the lever. When I use the clutch it seems automatic without thinking. I'll probably shift again without the clutch, but 99.99 percent of the time I'll use the clutch.
Man all the old dogs are learning new tricks!
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Man all the old dogs are learning new tricks!
shit, now he's going to be even more faster than us. Wow that was terrible grammar, but i didn't know how to work it.
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