Pics of airshifters

[C_Henry]

Anybody have any pics of their air shifters ? I'm getting ready to put mine on and just wanted to see some examples. Thanks !

 

[cache]

oldie but a goodie

 

[chevelle]

here is a few

 

[chevelle]

one more

 

[thebbbusa]

What's the difference between air shifters and the "Quick Shift Kit" from Powercommander?

Is it just that the QS kit is a sensor connected to your shift lever that kills the ignition or something for a split second while you shift with your foot, while the air shifters use a small cylinder to do the shifting with a button? Is that it or is there something else?

Any body have experience with the Powercommander shifter? Seems kinda neat if you've got a PCIIIUSB.

http://www.powercommander.com/312shift.htm

or

http://www.powercommander.com/quickshift.shtml

Thanks.

 

[fstbusa]

What's the difference between air shifters and the "Quick Shift Kit" from Powercommander?

Is it just that the QS kit is a sensor connected to your shift lever that kills the ignition or something for a split second while you shift with your foot, while the air shifters use a small cylinder to do the shifting with a button? Is that it or is there something else?

Any body have experience with the Powercommander shifter? Seems kinda neat if you've got a PCIIIUSB.

http://www.powercommander.com/312shift.htm

or

http://www.powercommander.com/quickshift.shtml

Thanks.

good observation

 

[cache]

What's the difference between air shifters and the "Quick Shift Kit" from Powercommander?

Is it just that the QS kit is a sensor connected to your shift lever that kills the ignition or something for a split second while you shift with your foot, while the air shifters use a small cylinder to do the shifting with a button?  Is that it or is there something else?

Any body have experience with the Powercommander shifter?  Seems kinda neat if you've got a PCIIIUSB.

http://www.powercommander.com/312shift.htm

or

http://www.powercommander.com/quickshift.shtml

Thanks.

good observation  

 

that does not shift for you. you still have to do the shifting..

 

[GoldenChild]

If you want the bracket like Chevelle has for a more cosmetically clean look and to have out of your way when you just want to street ride let me know I have a few.



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[shenoyp]

Looks cool...

 

[thebbbusa]

What's the difference between air shifters and the "Quick Shift Kit" from Powercommander?

Is it just that the QS kit is a sensor connected to your shift lever that kills the ignition or something for a split second while you shift with your foot, while the air shifters use a small cylinder to do the shifting with a button?  Is that it or is there something else?

Any body have experience with the Powercommander shifter?  Seems kinda neat if you've got a PCIIIUSB.

http://www.powercommander.com/312shift.htm

or

http://www.powercommander.com/quickshift.shtml

Thanks.

good observation  

 

that does not shift for you. you still have to do the shifting..

But the shifts would still be real quick since you didn't have to use the clutch right? I mean it'd be as fast as you could pull it?

 

[fstbusa]

What's the difference between air shifters and the "Quick Shift Kit" from Powercommander?

Is it just that the QS kit is a sensor connected to your shift lever that kills the ignition or something for a split second while you shift with your foot, while the air shifters use a small cylinder to do the shifting with a button? Is that it or is there something else?

Any body have experience with the Powercommander shifter? Seems kinda neat if you've got a PCIIIUSB.

http://www.powercommander.com/312shift.htm

or

http://www.powercommander.com/quickshift.shtml

Thanks.

good observation

that does not shift for you. you still have to do the shifting..

But the shifts would still be real quick since you didn't have to use the clutch right? I mean it'd be as fast as you could pull it?

you don't need to clutch to upshift on a stock bike.... just blip the throttle and into the next gear it goes.

air shifter will always be quicker. it cuts the motor and shift and is back at full throttle in 10ths of a second. you can't foot shift that fast even if you are phenominal at it.



ps: cache thats what I meant was the quick shifter doesn't shift for you as an air shfter does.

 

[Rhythm]

What do you guys think about the electric shifters compared to the air shifters ?

 

[Mr Brown]

Every electric shifter I've seen still requires you to foot shift. To me an air shifter is better, I don't have to worry about finding the peg and shifter when I launch, I just hit the horn......

 

[thebbbusa]

air shifter will always be quicker.  it cuts the motor and shift and is back at full throttle in 10ths of a second.  you can't foot shift that fast even if you are phenominal at it.

Right. But that's what the Quick Shifter does too, I think, I guess that's why I was asking. If I read the materail right, it senses the movement on the shifter and kills the timing or something for a split second then get's right back on it. It seems like it does the same thing as an air shifter except it is less complicated, and, yes, you have to 'look' for the shifter, and the time it takes to 'find' it and 'move' it is 'longer' than the time it takes to hit a button, but for the price, it seems worth it.

Has anyone used it?