Clutchless Shifting
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i found this off a website... anyone tired it before?...
Clutchless Shifting
Mastering the art of "Clutchless Shifting"!
One of our secrets as bike racers is "clutchless shifting". You can
actually shift gears up even without using the clutch. This will
enable you to shift rapidly on hard acceleration so that you can
jump ahead of everybody. You may notice that racers shift in rapid
succession in a race. Pulling the clutch simply slows down the engine
RPM in between shifts, losing you precious RPMs.
Here is how you do it: Pull away normally from a complete stop
using the clutch. Accelerate with a full twist on the throttle,
and apply a little bit of pressure on the shift lever. Quickly flick
the throttle to off and JAM THE SHIFT LEVER UP and twist to full
throttle again. The gears will engage because of the momentary
relaxation of the transmission from flicking the throttle to off.
Gears will engage even if you don't engage the clutch! Do this
on every succeeding gear, like a GP rider! For sure the bike will
accelerate hard and jump at every gear change. -
Originally posted by visual:
wil this jam the gear box?? and will the gear box be spoil easily?
i found this off a website... anyone tired it before?...
[b]Clutchless Shifting
Mastering the art of "Clutchless Shifting"!
One of our secrets as bike racers is "clutchless shifting". You can
actually shift gears up even without using the clutch. This will
enable you to shift rapidly on hard acceleration so that you can
jump ahead of everybody. You may notice that racers shift in rapid
succession in a race. Pulling the clutch simply slows down the engine
RPM in between shifts, losing you precious RPMs.
Here is how you do it: Pull away normally from a complete stop
using the clutch. Accelerate with a full twist on the throttle,
and apply a little bit of pressure on the shift lever. Quickly flick
the throttle to off and JAM THE SHIFT LEVER UP and twist to full
throttle again. The gears will engage because of the momentary
relaxation of the transmission from flicking the throttle to off.
Gears will engage even if you don't engage the clutch! Do this
on every succeeding gear, like a GP rider! For sure the bike will
accelerate hard and jump at every gear change.
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u try liao, tell us lorOriginally posted by ^WeeZer^^:wil this jam the gear box?? and will the gear box be spoil easily? 
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This will reduce the life span of the gear box ...
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why not you try hur??Originally posted by milkshake:u try liao, tell us lor 
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i guess, unless your gear box is modified, for racing then maybe it will be able to do this...but i have to agree our normal gear box (cant make it lah if we do this..) but i just tried it this morning when going to work from 2 to 3 only lah ,, not really much diff (maybe bec i was not going that fast....but there is a slight jerk...Originally posted by nick34:This will reduce the life span of the gear box ... -
While I was visiting my cousin back in malaysia, he let me try his clutchless cup kia. Very dangerous, I didn't close throttle when I was stepping up the gear and I jerk forward at high speed, I totally unprepared, I buang....kena kness and hands lucky just scratches no broken bones, so I think when riding a clutchless or trying the clutchless shifting must be careful.
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try this only at high rpm.
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]Originally posted by nismoS132:try this only at high rpm.
henry you try before?? 
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Originally posted by visual:
Wah... I also dun do that when chasing pple hard on the track.
i found this off a website... anyone tired it before?...
[b]Clutchless Shifting
Mastering the art of "Clutchless Shifting"!
One of our secrets as bike racers is "clutchless shifting". You can
actually shift gears up even without using the clutch. This will
enable you to shift rapidly on hard acceleration so that you can
jump ahead of everybody. You may notice that racers shift in rapid
succession in a race. Pulling the clutch simply slows down the engine
RPM in between shifts, losing you precious RPMs.
Here is how you do it: Pull away normally from a complete stop
using the clutch. Accelerate with a full twist on the throttle,
and apply a little bit of pressure on the shift lever. Quickly flick
the throttle to off and JAM THE SHIFT LEVER UP and twist to full
throttle again. The gears will engage because of the momentary
relaxation of the transmission from flicking the throttle to off.
Gears will engage even if you don't engage the clutch! Do this
on every succeeding gear, like a GP rider! For sure the bike will
accelerate hard and jump at every gear change.
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only at high RPMs the gear will engage much smoother then low RPMsOriginally posted by nismoS132:try this only at high rpm.
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Yeah, high rpms will be smoother and less jerky...
Had been 'playing' with this when I read it at another forum -
Clutch and gear will spoil not har?
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I don't think it will spoilt after reading from the riders that posted from the link below
Of coz it makes sense to me... at least...
To me, its something like after changing gear + you 'throw clutch' thus the jerk if you are in low Rpms doing clutchless shifting
But with high Rpms its another story
And I love the 'thud' sound without using clutch
U can try reading from this forum: SBF
http://www.singaporebikes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2614 -
wun damage gearbox if done correctly...quite fun to do oso...can smoke n change gear at e same time!
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anyway it say full trottle so most likely will shiong engine 1st
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Can like dat one hah?
But wat i really wanna know is how to wheelie
( dun mind me hor, i new rider) -
Done correctly, it REDUCES stress on the gears and clutch plates.
Only possible for upshifting, never on downshifting. Try it and you will be pleased with the feeling. -
I tried it also le.... rpm drop only 200 to 300..... very fast.....
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But i experience something..... sometimes, i think the gear not properly changed.... and it will drop back.....
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i like my clutch and gear box
aaron--> mayb gear never engage 100% ? -
Ya lor... thatz what i think also....
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wah here all racers!!!! envy u guys
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sorry...i am a pure poser...Originally posted by InSPirE78: wah here all racers!!!! envy u guys
i ride bike to pillion cais one ^-^
stragith road open all teh way den at corner i close trottle den brake all the way one
not racer la
dats y i say i like my gearbox....i change gear softly one =) -
Originally posted by visual:
Crap.....
i found this off a website... anyone tired it before?...
[b]Clutchless Shifting
Mastering the art of "Clutchless Shifting"!
One of our secrets as bike racers is "clutchless shifting". You can
actually shift gears up even without using the clutch. This will
enable you to shift rapidly on hard acceleration so that you can
jump ahead of everybody. You may notice that racers shift in rapid
succession in a race. Pulling the clutch simply slows down the engine
RPM in between shifts, losing you precious RPMs.
Here is how you do it: Pull away normally from a complete stop
using the clutch. Accelerate with a full twist on the throttle,
and apply a little bit of pressure on the shift lever. Quickly flick
the throttle to off and JAM THE SHIFT LEVER UP and twist to full
throttle again. The gears will engage because of the momentary
relaxation of the transmission from flicking the throttle to off.
Gears will engage even if you don't engage the clutch! Do this
on every succeeding gear, like a GP rider! For sure the bike will
accelerate hard and jump at every gear change.
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hahaha bullshit....
u use ur method and i use mine, see who faster lor... hehehe
BTW i'm saying the author of this thing is crap, not u, no offence..