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Yes it is actually necessary when your Z1000 has very heavy clutch pull and you have arthritis. I'm looking into getting one right now. Great videos thanks so much very helpful.
👍 Nice installation video. I have it in my 2016 FJ 09 and love it. If you close the throttle a wee bit and shift at the same time the lurch will vanish and shifts will be very smooth. My cut off delay is set at 40 ms based on my driving habit. I have had it for 2 seasons now and it is awesome. If you want to see the difference select the ‘bypass mode’ checkbox. This will return the transmission to regular stock shifting and help you gauge the difference between having a quick shifter and not having one. Uncheck it to enable the quick shifter again.
Ordered mine Feb 27 from Blue Monkey Moto (the US distributor according to Healtech website). Of course they are out of stock, but they knocked off $32 (10%) from the $320 list price for having to wait 10-12 days when they are expected back in. Hopefully this will get rid of the clunky shifting of the lower gears at lower rpms. My FJR shifts great if you really wind up the rpms, but you can't always do that in traffic. Really enjoy the TWO mod and maintenance videos.
That's great! I may have to get that for my FJR. I have looked for videos specifically for the FJR but, I never found any. Thanks for you time and effort with the video. You answered all my questions. I was concerned about the first to second shift being the transmission is a little clunky anyway.
Bryan, I installed this same quick shifter about 6 months ago thanks to this video. It works great, except I sometimes notice a "double click" in the shift lever when using it. It doesn't affect the shifting at all, but it feels very strange. Again, it feels like your foot goes through two notches when pulling up on the shifter. Do you ever get this?
Nice tutorial mate. I followed this video and not the paper instructions lol. You say that you kept it close to factory setting right? I’m not really understanding the sensor value settings. Have you changed from 30%?
My 17 year old son wants to ride my BMW S1000R...I think I may get him this quickshifter for his Yamaha FZ6R, for his birthday. Not ready to let him enjoy the quickshifter on the S1000R yet.
I am also very interested in this quickshifter for my '08 FJR1300. Do you still like it after 8 months of use? And did you have any problems with it? Does this quickshifter cause any damage on the gearbox. I ask because I use the FJR for daily commuting, and I don't want to change the gearbox after installing this quickshifter. A lot of questions, hopefully you are willing to answer them. Thank you, and keep on making great FJR content :-) .
It's one of the best mods to any bike I've done - super fun for the price! As long as you use it properly - always use it under load and with at least 50% throttle, it's perfect. No issues.
I would only want a quickshifter for downshifting as I have mastered the ability to manually clutchless upshift already. Would it not be a simple matter of blipping up as you downshift with this quickshifter to solve the whole blipping issue? At the very least having a slipper clutch on board should help keep things less rough without the blips, no?
The slipper has nothing to do with safe dog bone engagement, only traction. Clutchless upshifting is not the same. You can’t do it holding full throttle.
I'm afraid I don't know enough to understand the difference with a slipper clutch then. As for clutchless upshifting, I know it's different from just a quick up shifter, but I see little value in an quick up shifter only when manual clutchless upshifting is easy enough to do, hence my want for a quickshifter to be more for down than up. A quick flick of the wrist to up shift isn't worth the expense of an up only quick shifter to me. Thanks anyway, I may have to bite the dust and look at bikes with factory up and down shifters after all.
Hello, when you install the quickshifter motor sound is changed? Because in my fjr 1300 is changed and I'm concerned about it. The sound became ruder appeared some kind of roar
hey bryan been watching your channel for a couple of months now and finally subscribed lol love ur detail to perfection on how to do things on your fjr 1300 plain and simple little about myself im 54 years old been riding bikes since i was 16 theres no other way to travel its in my blood ive ridin all bikes as well even when i couldnt touch the ground and still cant lol 11 years ago i feel in love with this bike her name was FJR 1300 LOL Wwe done so many klms together in total i done 320,000 klms i dont know what that is in miles as you guys use miles we use kilometers lol then sold her and bought a 2014 model which ive had for 4 years now but only has 89.000 ks the last 10 years ive worked for yamaha australia which has been a blessing 2 days ago i bought the new 2019 fjr es model but i havent ridin it yet im saving her for a while lol anyway m8 i wanted to know could you please give me the number or website to the heal tech quick shifter as i want to put it on the new girl hope to hear from you soon, wayne...
I have a FJR1300 2001 with PC3 USB. I could go with a PC QS but i'de need a ignition module. This Healtech QS looks good, but will it work with a PC3 already in place?
TwoWheelObsession well actually was saying I have the 2014 fjr1300. And have a power commander installed. I was looking at that healtech quckshifter you got and was wondering if that unit came with a connection piece. That would connect to the power commander. In some special way
Ok so I for one ride and I think most do to feel the road To have that experience of man and machine in unison The whole idea is to have that mechanical feel of man and machine It's the whole reason it's more fun to drive a standard car than one with an automatic So why turn a bike into a semi automatic????? I just don't get it, it's not like we are trying to shave a half second off a lap time Just trying to go out for a ride Help me understand
TwoWheelObsession Back in the day 70's that is I had a friend who had ?? I think it was a Honda semi auto bike Like 70cc or something (to long ago for memory) First bike I ever road it was cool because I had no idea of bow to shift Then I learned and wow is it fun Guess you can't teach old guy new tricks Or just don't want too I can shift with the clutch "and do sometimes just to test myself" Even if it was on my bike still think I would use the clutch Oh well just old dude Lol
TwoWheelObsession Ya I get that But how many will disable it after the novelty where's off. I need all the cash I can save so I don't go out and get the newest thing just because I am still working on a 5 year old cell and happy with it. I know for you it gets you vews and by that $$$ and am happy to help you along. Wish I could join the club but oh well. Lol
Lubo, its another step toward perfection in riding. Go to a superbike race and listen to the sound of perfection in shifting. Better for the bike, better for you. If you like to ride slower, or find yourself being passed frequently while riding your bike, this isn’t a mod you could use or benefit from. Ride your ride.
Got one. Factory original equipment on my 2006. Yamaha Chip Controlled Shift. Didn't sell well enough to keep them coming to Murica. Can still be had on new models in Europe. Muricans so dumb about that stuff.
Similar but not quite the same. I greatly prefer shifting my with foot.
6 лет назад+1
Yeah, not the same. Better. You can shift with your foot, or with your finger. Quick shift up and down, with a flick of the forefinger. Finger flick is faster than moving the foot.
You don't have to use the clutch when using the foot shifter?
6 лет назад
No. There is no clutch lever. The YCCS disengages the clutch, the cuts the ignition, changes gears, all in a nano second with the flick of a finger. Upshift or downshift, any rpm, using the foot shift or the finger shift. It's really nice for traffic, and just a hoot out in the twisties and when doing a max acceleration. You roll to stop with it in first gear. System disengages the clutch while you wait for the light to change. Then just twist the throttle to go.
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Yes it is actually necessary when your Z1000 has very heavy clutch pull and you have arthritis. I'm looking into getting one right now. Great videos thanks so much very helpful.
I never knew I wanted a quickshifter until I bought my MT10. Then I've been waiting for this video to decide what to get for the FJR. Now I'm sold.
👍 Nice installation video. I have it in my 2016 FJ 09 and love it. If you close the throttle a wee bit and shift at the same time the lurch will vanish and shifts will be very smooth. My cut off delay is set at 40 ms based on my driving habit. I have had it for 2 seasons now and it is awesome. If you want to see the difference select the ‘bypass mode’ checkbox. This will return the transmission to regular stock shifting and help you gauge the difference between having a quick shifter and not having one. Uncheck it to enable the quick shifter again.
Excellent video ! - I'm waiting on delivery of one of these for my GSR750 - looks like I made a good choice !
Ordered mine Feb 27 from Blue Monkey Moto (the US distributor according to Healtech website). Of course they are out of stock, but they knocked off $32 (10%) from the $320 list price for having to wait 10-12 days when they are expected back in. Hopefully this will get rid of the clunky shifting of the lower gears at lower rpms. My FJR shifts great if you really wind up the rpms, but you can't always do that in traffic. Really enjoy the TWO mod and maintenance videos.
Witam. Świetna robota i super film. Dziękuję za instrukcje montażu quick shifter. Pozdrawiam
If the sifter arm is not a keyed spline you can remove and rotate it a bit to get more room for the sensor.
Hi there, could you post a screen shot of your settings in the QS app please? Thx, love yr reviews... Grtz Nico
That's great! I may have to get that for my FJR. I have looked for videos specifically for the FJR but, I never found any. Thanks for you time and effort with the video. You answered all my questions. I was concerned about the first to second shift being the transmission is a little clunky anyway.
All the typical clunkiness is gone lol People don't believe me that it's way better than shifting yourself!
Great job on the install, I have a Gixxer 1000 and I just purchased the healtech! Thanks for the informative piece.
Dark_Place siema, and you would send all the settings you have on your phone, preferably skreenshot
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@@mapetr1vr469 when and where
Dark_Place well here for you tub
Hi,
Thanks for the video.
Probably a silly question. Do you have to isolate what has been unplugged from the ignition coil?
Or you just left them there?
I've been looking in to getting back into riding after years away enjoy your videos And the pollens from the Oak trees.
Listening to your speech already hook mw up into QS 😁😁
My teachers where right. Dammit. Math does help even after school!! I sucked at Algebra.
Please post your settings in the video comment section. Tnx
Bryan, I installed this same quick shifter about 6 months ago thanks to this video. It works great, except I sometimes notice a "double click" in the shift lever when using it. It doesn't affect the shifting at all, but it feels very strange. Again, it feels like your foot goes through two notches when pulling up on the shifter. Do you ever get this?
Nice tutorial mate. I followed this video and not the paper instructions lol. You say that you kept it close to factory setting right? I’m not really understanding the sensor value settings. Have you changed from 30%?
Hi there. Do you not recommend to use when downshifting? Or this is impossible with healtech?
Great video, thank you!
You just made me spend £260 :D
excellent !!!!!! well done !!!
My 17 year old son wants to ride my BMW S1000R...I think I may get him this quickshifter for his Yamaha FZ6R, for his birthday. Not ready to let him enjoy the quickshifter on the S1000R yet.
Good call lol
Thx Bryan love ur vids m8
can you install one of these in a european AE model Gen4?
It makes a difference in drag racing
why you mount sensor on arm and not on rod?
Because that's where this type of sensor goes.
But, can I shift gears normally with the quick shifter installed?
I am also very interested in this quickshifter for my '08 FJR1300.
Do you still like it after 8 months of use? And did you have any problems with it?
Does this quickshifter cause any damage on the gearbox. I ask because I use the FJR for daily commuting, and I don't want to change the gearbox after installing this quickshifter.
A lot of questions, hopefully you are willing to answer them.
Thank you, and keep on making great FJR content :-) .
It's one of the best mods to any bike I've done - super fun for the price! As long as you use it properly - always use it under load and with at least 50% throttle, it's perfect. No issues.
Could you unload the video engine while idling after installation shifter?
if you use clutch, qs anyway kill engine?
Yes but you can’t feel anything or tell
I forgot to ask in my previous post, where did you buy it? Thanks again.
SportbikeTrackgear but I'm sure many have it
How much did you pay? The healtech-electronics.com site sends you to the shop.bluemonkeymotorsports.com/Quick-Shifter_c_268.html site for $319.99
Does Google not work today? LOL Come on people...
Thanks ✌🏻
Dumb question, what about down shifting?
While it supports it, it has no auto-blipper so I don't do it.
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I would only want a quickshifter for downshifting as I have mastered the ability to manually clutchless upshift already. Would it not be a simple matter of blipping up as you downshift with this quickshifter to solve the whole blipping issue? At the very least having a slipper clutch on board should help keep things less rough without the blips, no?
The slipper has nothing to do with safe dog bone engagement, only traction. Clutchless upshifting is not the same. You can’t do it holding full throttle.
I'm afraid I don't know enough to understand the difference with a slipper clutch then. As for clutchless upshifting, I know it's different from just a quick up shifter, but I see little value in an quick up shifter only when manual clutchless upshifting is easy enough to do, hence my want for a quickshifter to be more for down than up. A quick flick of the wrist to up shift isn't worth the expense of an up only quick shifter to me. Thanks anyway, I may have to bite the dust and look at bikes with factory up and down shifters after all.
what is sensor working principle ?
it is a little knock sensor. When its move it generates AC voltage.
My green light is blinking what to do?
is it still in functional state after two seasons ? I heard this kind of sensors is not very endurable just by their nature.
Yep
Hi Brian
This quick shifter works for a 2006 Fjr ?
Thanks a lot for showing us maintenance
Yep
@@TwoWheelObsession What about a 2003 FJR?
Hello, when you install the quickshifter motor sound is changed?
Because in my fjr 1300 is changed and I'm concerned about it. The sound became ruder appeared some kind of roar
No
Stupid question - did you pull clutch to shift up?
No, that's the whole point of the product
@@TwoWheelObsession got it. And as I know to switch gears without clutch I have to have Slipper clutch (2016+ FJR1300), right?
Slipper clutch or not, has nothing to do with a quickshifter.
if you buy this, do you need to shift always on full trottle ( when your shiftlight comes on, or just when you want liek with your stock cluth , thx
No, partial throttle is fine, above 25% or so.
Hi bryan can you tell me your healtech settings on your fjr as mine seems not so smooth..thanks for any help
Auto and forget it
Its also for comfort and less fatigue. Ask my wife you doesn't have any head butts between gears.
Hi, is it working for up and down?
Where it must be installed for working up and down?
While it does work for down, I don't use it because it doesn't do an auto blip. Not safe.
Do you have to roll off the throttle or are you holding steady during the up shift?
You do not roll off with a quickshifter you need to maintain throttle
hey bryan been watching your channel for a couple of months now and finally subscribed lol
love ur detail to perfection on how to do things on your fjr 1300 plain and simple
little about myself im 54 years old been riding bikes since i was 16 theres no other way to travel its in my blood
ive ridin all bikes as well even when i couldnt touch the ground and still cant lol
11 years ago i feel in love with this bike her name was FJR 1300 LOL
Wwe done so many klms together in total i done 320,000 klms i dont know what that is in miles as you guys use miles we use kilometers lol
then sold her and bought a 2014 model which ive had for 4 years now but only has 89.000 ks
the last 10 years ive worked for yamaha australia which has been a blessing 2 days ago i bought the new 2019 fjr es model but i havent ridin it yet im saving her for a while lol
anyway m8 i wanted to know could you please give me the number or website to the heal tech quick shifter as i want to put it on the new girl
hope to hear from you soon,
wayne...
Thanks for watching! These guys look like they deliver to you www.hurtlegear.com.au/healtech-quickshifter-easy/
How hard are you lifting on shifter while upshifting? Thanks!
Normal - nothing changes about that whatsoever, you are still mechanically shifting.
I have a FJR1300 2001 with PC3 USB. I could go with a PC QS but i'de need a ignition module. This Healtech QS looks good, but will it work with a PC3 already in place?
I don’t know I would email them
I have PC3 USB and Healthech Quickshifter on my CBR1100XX and it works smooth, no problems at all.
I emailed them and they said as long as it is hooked last in line to the coils it will be good
What happened to the bobber :cruiser you built
Sold it to my friend Josh last year
Do you still pull the clutch in when up shift?
No, that's the point of a quickshifter
Just wondering if you already have a power commander installed. Does that kit come with a connection for it Or you have to get that separately.
Depends on the bike www.powercommander.com/powercommander/products/quickshifter/powercommander_quick_shifter.aspx
Same bike as you :). Thanks
Oh you were asking if I do - no, no need for me I have a stock exhaust. No the HealTech has nothing to do with a PowerCommander.
TwoWheelObsession well actually was saying I have the 2014 fjr1300. And have a power commander installed. I was looking at that healtech quckshifter you got and was wondering if that unit came with a connection piece. That would connect to the power commander. In some special way
No, it has nothing to do with it. If there is a PC option for any particular bike you have to use that only.
Does this work on gen 1 bikes?
Yes it has nothing to do with gen - works on virtually any bike period
Up shifts great, but down shifts even more critical. I would not buy a quickshifter without both.
Still happy after 2 years, no issues?
yep!
Do you have any idea when the next gen is coming on the market? I can't seem to find anything on the internet about the next gen.
Those that know can't say. Those that say don't know.
5 nm is 44.25 in-lbs not 30 in-lbs
Thanks
Did you have to do any fine tuning with it?
Nope the auto is perfect
Ok so
I for one ride and I think most do to feel the road
To have that experience of man and machine in unison
The whole idea is to have that mechanical feel of man and machine
It's the whole reason it's more fun to drive a standard car than one with an automatic
So why turn a bike into a semi automatic?????
I just don't get it, it's not like we are trying to shave a half second off a lap time
Just trying to go out for a ride
Help me understand
Lol if you have to ask you won’t understand. Try a bike with one sometime.
TwoWheelObsession
Back in the day
70's that is
I had a friend who had ?? I think it was a Honda semi auto bike
Like 70cc or something (to long ago for memory)
First bike I ever road it was cool because I had no idea of bow to shift
Then I learned and wow is it fun
Guess you can't teach old guy new tricks
Or just don't want too
I can shift with the clutch "and do sometimes just to test myself"
Even if it was on my bike still think I would use the clutch
Oh well just old dude
Lol
Well, you can convince yourself you don't want/need it all you like - those that know better are snatching them up, the store just sold out LOL
TwoWheelObsession
Ya I get that
But how many will disable it after the novelty where's off.
I need all the cash I can save so I don't go out and get the newest thing just because
I am still working on a 5 year old cell and happy with it.
I know for you it gets you vews and by that $$$ and am happy to help you along.
Wish I could join the club but oh well.
Lol
Lubo, its another step toward perfection in riding. Go to a superbike race and listen to the sound of perfection in shifting. Better for the bike, better for you. If you like to ride slower, or find yourself being passed frequently while riding your bike, this isn’t a mod you could use or benefit from. Ride your ride.
I'm not very mechanically inclined and took it to a local mechanic and he had no idea how to install this for my gsxr.
😒
nice but very expensive :((
Got one. Factory original equipment on my 2006. Yamaha Chip Controlled Shift. Didn't sell well enough to keep them coming to Murica. Can still be had on new models in Europe. Muricans so dumb about that stuff.
Similar but not quite the same. I greatly prefer shifting my with foot.
Yeah, not the same. Better. You can shift with your foot, or with your finger. Quick shift up and down, with a flick of the forefinger. Finger flick is faster than moving the foot.
You don't have to use the clutch when using the foot shifter?
No. There is no clutch lever. The YCCS disengages the clutch, the cuts the ignition, changes gears, all in a nano second with the flick of a finger. Upshift or downshift, any rpm, using the foot shift or the finger shift. It's really nice for traffic, and just a hoot out in the twisties and when doing a max acceleration. You roll to stop with it in first gear. System disengages the clutch while you wait for the light to change. Then just twist the throttle to go.
Well then that's awesome lol