I will be installing after market QS next week , my goal is eliminated the delay.
How much have you heard? Really interested in that as well.
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I will be installing after market QS next week , my goal is eliminated the delay.
Which unit? Did it cut down shift time? The 2020 bike rips through gears so fast. Very impressive all stock.
I have an HM Quickshifter sitting ready to go in the 1299 still, then I’ll flip that to GP shift too
hi Ducatikev, translogic, was offering a plug and play options I have chosen that route.
the 2020 , they have solved shifting issue with “EVO2” firmware, so you don’t have to mess with it.
I had to tweak a bit by adding length with additional extensions, i like how responsiveness in both up and down shift now.
bottomline, you don’t need to mess with it if you are happy!
I just installed the translogic on my 2018, going to test this Sunday at BW raceway. If there is still an issue I will add the Evo2 update.
I just installed the translogic on my 2018, going to test this Sunday at BW raceway. If there is still an issue I will add the Evo2 update.
I have the Rizoma rearsets so I just matched the length of the stock one with the Translogic. I have only taken it around the block so not sure about the track yet. I do know I had the extra wire adapter on and it was not shifting right, so I pulled that off and it seems good now
Well the bike definitely is shifting quicker but I still had an issue hard on the brakes & dropping gears into a couple of corners. I am now wondering if I forgot to re-calibrate from road to slick tires. I am still most likely going to do the EVO2 update as this bike is 90% track.
I just installed the translogic on my 2018, going to test this Sunday at BW raceway. If there is still an issue I will add the Evo2 update.
Any additional follow up here? I am considering the translogic shifter as I’m finding shifting issues relatively common with the oem qs (occasional false neutrals and failure to downshift). Obviously, I don’t want to just throw parts at it if that’s not the issue.
Yes, Translogic did smooth out the shifts after I ran the calibration. I would recommend that for a first step if you are not doing the Evo2 update. I was very pleased with up & down shifting as there was little to no hesitation. I have since had the Evo2 update installed and tested it on the street but not yet on the track.