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Rattler
13-Nov-2003, 00:57
Anyone offer up some advice on which are the best Quickshifters to use?

I know there was a recent post - but it didn't cover all info.

JHP are doing a deal at the mo' on Techtronic ones (I think) and I may fancy buying myself an early Xmas pressie!!!:P

Are there many different kinds?

Can you switch them on/off?

What sort of money am I looking at?

How easy are these to fit?

Are there bad ones out there?

Realistically for track use only?

I know that Jasper and JPM have got them, who else, what are you boys using and are you glad you did? Do you wish you'd paid out more for a better one?

Might see if there are any deals at the NEC!!

All responses welcome
Tim:frog:

[Edited on 13-11-2003 by Rattler]

ducv2
13-Nov-2003, 07:58
I like my Techtronics shifter, fairly easy to fit but the wiring needs to be cut into. It can be switched off if not needed. As much use off a track as a slipper clutch, but I have one of them as well :lol::lol::lol:
P.S. Just seen one on E-Bay for £400
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2442905907&category=25632
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[Edited on 13-11-2003 by ducv2]

Dibble
13-Nov-2003, 10:05
Tim can I have one for xmas as well .... thanks ....

Rattler
13-Nov-2003, 10:40
.....as soon as you've paid me for the fairings I bought you for your Birthday!!!!

Tim:frog:

muttsnuts
13-Nov-2003, 11:36
meoooow - do you want a saucer of milk with that comment Rattler ?

BTW - if your interested a friend of mine, his mate sells the techtronic quick shifters and has been delaing with them for at least 8yrs to my knowledge !

Let me know

Dave

JPM
13-Nov-2003, 11:52
Mine was fitted by JHP at the last service, from what I remember the techtronics ones should have all the correct plugs etc to fit straight onto the coils without cutting anything......

Yes it is switcheable on/off, has a flick switch, mine is mounted on the clutch fluid reservoir.

I have a small issue with mine where very intermittently it fails to engage the next gear, to be honest I haven't investigated it, but it is very annoying...

When it works, it works very well :D

Rattler
13-Nov-2003, 11:55
...in fact he hasn't got the fairings yet anyway!!!:D:D:D:D

As for your Techtronics mate Dave, please can you let me know costs for my bike?

Ta
Tim :frog:

Dibble
13-Nov-2003, 12:01
I do indeed mate ... and thanks for the help ....