[amgsl55]

Terrible to use on the road though

not really

[amgsl55]

Bikes don't have paddles per se, but they have an electronic sensor on the foot gear lever.  When some pressure is sensed in disengages the clutch allowing a gear change.

They still have clutches if you choose to use them, but the quick shifter is a lot of fun and makes for great noise.

[Aircon]

not really

Yes really.

[amgsl55]

Yes really.

you ride electric and campervan goldwings

shut up!

[Aircon]

Bikes don't have paddles per se, but they have an electronic sensor on the foot gear lever.  When some pressure is sensed in disengages the clutch allowing a gear change.

They still have clutches if you choose to use them, but the quick shifter is a lot of fun and makes for great noise.

The above relates to "quick shift" only.

[Aircon]

you ride electric

shut up!

Is that right?

[B2]

Try and keep up!

I wonder if the Tassie trips will still be the same.

[Aircon]

I wonder if the Tassie trips will still be the same.

We'll need to find a new hobby when this happens

[Tiger]

Where's the fun in driving/riding gone?  Didn't realise they had the paddles on bikes too!

Down shift blip is not the same or as much fun as doing the real thing IMO.  I guess it's the condom version of driving.

They only fit stuff that's needed on bikes like this, hope the weather is good tomorrow I'll be on the new 1299s Panigale thankfully Tuneboy mapping allows blip control as an option, fly by wire throttle theses days the ECU opens the butterfly's not the twist grip.