Jul 22, 2009 #21 9 99vengeur Administrator Staff member Sure, once you are comfortable getting the front end up, you can shift. I imagine it's a little tricky, but it can be done.
Sure, once you are comfortable getting the front end up, you can shift. I imagine it's a little tricky, but it can be done.
Jul 22, 2009 #22 F Funkmaxtor New Member You have to speed shift while the front is in the air. If you pull the clutch the front end will come down. Just slowly slip the shifter up while slightly backing off the throttle. The transmission will slip right into the next gear.
You have to speed shift while the front is in the air. If you pull the clutch the front end will come down. Just slowly slip the shifter up while slightly backing off the throttle. The transmission will slip right into the next gear.
