Throttle blipping...
#1
Throttle blipping...
Morning all.... dilemma! Please don't shoot me down in flames for not knowing all...
I have a kliktronic quick shifter on my bike due to having no left leg due to some **** pulling out on me...( see album!)
Anyhow... I had never heard of blipping before I had the CBR600 as I never needed it or knew about it before. Now, I could learn the technique but as I am still fighting using my non existent foot to change gears which I try to do quite often and getting used to a new way...
There is an addition for my shifter which allows full clutchless shifts and also a slightly better one which blips for you too, it does sound great, not only being able to concentrate on enjoying the 'being out on a bike' and also concentrating on getting my lines right etc...
If I get it that will be me forever and I will never learn the skill! Having said that ill never need to know it to 'use it' , just to 'understand the process'.
So... do I wait, learn it manually before going the auto route?
Or... do I just bite the bullet and get it now and get out there 'fully automatic'?
Thoughts???
I have a kliktronic quick shifter on my bike due to having no left leg due to some **** pulling out on me...( see album!)
Anyhow... I had never heard of blipping before I had the CBR600 as I never needed it or knew about it before. Now, I could learn the technique but as I am still fighting using my non existent foot to change gears which I try to do quite often and getting used to a new way...
There is an addition for my shifter which allows full clutchless shifts and also a slightly better one which blips for you too, it does sound great, not only being able to concentrate on enjoying the 'being out on a bike' and also concentrating on getting my lines right etc...
If I get it that will be me forever and I will never learn the skill! Having said that ill never need to know it to 'use it' , just to 'understand the process'.
So... do I wait, learn it manually before going the auto route?
Or... do I just bite the bullet and get it now and get out there 'fully automatic'?
Thoughts???
#2
I have no personal experience of a quick shifter Jon, but to me it sounds like you want to get out on the road.
I admire your spirit, I think accidents remind us of how short life can be and it should be enjoyed to the maximum!
Personally I'd go the fully auto route and enjoy the ride.
Here's hoping we have a decent summer this year and a nice long season!
I admire your spirit, I think accidents remind us of how short life can be and it should be enjoyed to the maximum!
Personally I'd go the fully auto route and enjoy the ride.
Here's hoping we have a decent summer this year and a nice long season!
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