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Author Topic: has anyone installed the DUCATI Electronic shifter  (Read 4089 times)
Desmo Demon
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« Reply #15 on: June 24, 2008, 04:59:35 AM »

On a race bike it would be great. On a street bike pretty useless and unnecessary.
I feel the same way....unless it is simply because you have a disability in your left hand.

Actually, it is my understanding on that shifter there is a sensor in the shaft, so when you move the lever, it will produce an engine-kill of a few milliseconds to allow you to shift at any rpm, but.....there may be certain rpms and gears of which it may be finicky, requiring a longer engine kill. If this is incorrect, please let me know, as I'm constantly tryign to learn more about various shifters, full and partial.




If you want to talk about shifters with a REAL purpose, I'd be willing to talk... 








I installed all three of those, as they are on my wife's bikes. I also have installed one on an SV650.

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« Reply #16 on: June 25, 2008, 05:04:01 AM »

I feel the same way....unless it is simply because you have a disability in your left hand.

Actually, it is my understanding on that shifter there is a sensor in the shaft, so when you move the lever, it will produce an engine-kill of a few milliseconds to allow you to shift at any rpm, but.....there may be certain rpms and gears of which it may be finicky, requiring a longer engine kill. If this is incorrect, please let me know, as I'm constantly tryign to learn more about various shifters, full and partial.




If you want to talk about shifters with a REAL purpose, I'd be willing to talk... 


I installed all three of those, as they are on my wife's bikes. I also have installed one on an SV650.


you are correct, this is mine, works 100% perfect very sensitive and responsive loves all levels of throttle especially full throttle, i put it on my bike just for interest, love to have the option to go clutchless you would be suprised how much xtra acceleration is gained,
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« Reply #17 on: June 25, 2008, 07:17:06 AM »

Punta, how are down shifts?  What rearsets are those?  Very nice....clean Cool
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« Reply #18 on: June 25, 2008, 03:43:55 PM »

Punta, how are down shifts?  What rearsets are those?  Very nice....clean Cool

this shifter isnt designed to be operated performing clutchless downshifts only upshifts the specs state this clearly so i must use the clutch, mind you i supose it should operate on the same princible but i havent tried it,
yeah the rearsets are Billet Ergal DUCATI part No. 96620303B
cheers punta
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