I really prefer it. Can't stand riding noob shift bikes.
It made sense to me! i've thought about doing this before...might give it a crack today...crazylegs said:yeah on a mc22, and most older bikes, new ones im not so sure about.
hmm i cant seem to think of an easy way of explaining it, have a look at where you gear lever connects to the gearbox, i cant remember if the bolt sits above or below the actual selector thingy, either way swap it around, 2 minute job. just gotta make sure before you tighten it all back up that your gear lever wont foul on the rearset (this had me stumped for a few minutes), also you should check to see where you set it is gonna b confortable before you tighten everything up as this was also a pain in the ass doing it over and over again.
pretty shit description i know but just have a look you'll work it out once you see what im talking about![]()
Been there. Done that. At about 200 clicks on someone else's R6 too :/raskol said:Red lined in 5th then change down instead of up - might hurt.
Ermm, whaaa? I don't get it? If you change from 1st through to 6th, you'll have to go 6th back to 1st?MatchTheClown said:It will put more stress on your gear lever also. I remember Mitch kicking the shift lever off his r6 at EC a while ago. It's going to be taking way more abuse being stood on for 5 changes every cycle as opposed to just one (for 1st std.)
Haha good point. I'm sure my post made sense to me when I made it.sir.b said:Ermm, whaaa? I don't get it? If you change from 1st through to 6th, you'll have to go 6th back to 1st?MatchTheClown said:It will put more stress on your gear lever also. I remember Mitch kicking the shift lever off his r6 at EC a while ago. It's going to be taking way more abuse being stood on for 5 changes every cycle as opposed to just one (for 1st std.)
Justin.