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Healtech Quickshifter Easy - WOW!

Dicko said:
Nah, I have an adjustable rear suspension link on the way (should be here ready to install on the weekend) and I generally clutchless shift anyway.

I need the adjustable suspension link to lower the rear 6mm to get the geometry for the 55 profile rear set up right. It's still too twitchy on corner entry, and I'm maxed out on the Ohlins forks.

I think Blanchy has something similar if not the same as this quick shifter, pretty sure he did a write up on it.
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Why not just put the Yamaha specified 190/50 ZR17 tire on to get the rake and trail back into a safe and more importantly, stable range.
You're setting yourself up for a bad tank slapper.
 
moosecapades said:
Why not just put the Yamaha specified 190/50 ZR17 tire on to get the rake and trail back into a safe and more importantly, stable range.
You're setting yourself up for a bad tank slapper.
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Cause some people cant leave stuff alone.

(9 years later!)
 
Putting in my 2 cents, installed the healtech quick shifter yesterday, and it is perfect and fun, and also scary how easy it is to go too fast because it's so effortless. Was worth the money.
Also fitted the AR assistant but haven't had a chance to set that up yet because the setup wizard keeps stopping...
 
motormaniac said:
Putting in my 2 cents, installed the healtech quick shifter yesterday, and it is perfect and fun, and also scary how easy it is to go too fast because it's so effortless. Was worth the money.
Also fitted the AR assistant but haven't had a chance to set that up yet because the setup wizard keeps stopping...
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Hi so can you shift up and down with the quick shifter I have Ben looking at one but I have not got it if I get one I will have the shop I go to put it on I just would like to ride the motorbike then work on it please let me now on the shifting thanks
 
Supposedly it can do both, but i installed for upshift only, as i rest my foot on the peg and that might try to false shiftand cut the ignition out. It is super easy to install DIY but will take the shop an hour max
 
I've a healtech quickshifter for a year or so..I installed on the shift arm for only up shifts ..where exactly do you install sensor for up and down? I didn't know this was possible..
 
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