R1200RS + R1250RS Forum
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Tue Sep 10, 2019 8:58 pm
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Ive been noticing that sometimes I think I shift into the next gear but I actually didnt. My foot has 6 years of muscle memory from my previous bike and apparently the amount of angle I needed to pop into the next gear was a lot less than on the BMW. Is there a way to adjust the lever so that it requires less travel to move into gear? |
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I bought two of these - adds length & girth to the shifter and has cut out imprecise gear shifts on my RS and XR
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I'm pretty sure that the travel required will stay the same. To get less travel you'd have to get a shorter lever and then you'd lose leverage. |
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When upshifting using the assist, there does seem to be more effort required, gets better as you grow accustomed to it. But you also you might benefit from adjusting the position of the lever. If it's resting position is to high it will require you to move your foot farther than comfortable and possibly miss a shift (even the old fashioned way). Adjust the lever down slightly with the threaded rod that connects the lever to the shift shaft. |
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