Tiptronic Shifter for Motorcycles?
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Lets just make them automatics instead. Add 2 more wheels and throw a solid steel cage around them.
Of course I'm generalizing from a single example here, but everyone does that. At least I do.
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No, I think adding 2 more seats would take away from the beauty of the sport.klohiq wrote:a few more seats would be nice tooSevulturus wrote:Lets just make them automatics instead. Add 2 more wheels and throw a solid steel cage around them.
Of course I'm generalizing from a single example here, but everyone does that. At least I do.
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"Testing has shown that by eliminating much of the physical effort and mental concentration involved with shifting gears, riders are able to focus on the road and maintain a higher level of control over thier motorcycle"
... yeah... shifting really is a burden of motorcycling.
Cynical I may be, but after reading the description it actually sounds like it's more complicated than normal shifting.
... yeah... shifting really is a burden of motorcycling.

Cynical I may be, but after reading the description it actually sounds like it's more complicated than normal shifting.