Found the whole picture view on youtube. Same shoes, different bike but same kind of shifter. I have those shoes! Now I need the blipper.

Shiznit for sure!

LOL I never need to drop 4 gears that quick but it sure looks like fun.

* Last updated by: Rook on 9/13/2020 @ 11:32 AM *

I recently installed my Healtech QS and had time today to take it out to dial in my settings via the app. I had to readjust the sensor because I think I had over tightened it. Once I dialed in the sensor's torque, I noticed that on the default 40ms sensor sensitivity setting that when my boot unintentionally bumps the shifter I was getting false shifts and jerking. So I bumped it up to 50ms and it seems to have solved that problem.

The ignition Auto cut off time by default is set to 85ms and I ended up bumping it down to 70ms, because I was getting some hesitation during 3rd-4th shift. Now shifting from 2nd-6th is butter smooth with no hesitation. I turned noise filtering on just to avoid any unknown interference that I may or could encounter. The downshift(blipper) feature works as advertised(6>5>4>3)however it's not as smooth as other bikes I've ridden that have slippers so I will just continue to rev match on my downshifts and use the unit for upshifts only

When the QS is used as it's intended to be used...during high RPM spirited riding, it works flawlessly. I definitely accelerate faster by using it, and for the price I wish I would've known about it much sooner.

I know this is an older post but here's where I ended up with my settings. Going to try to take it to the track this week to see if I see an improvement in ET

* Last updated by: Persico on 2/13/2023 @ 4:22 PM *

Okay I took her back to the track and I had to increase the cut off delay from 25 to 30. I only got one more pass after that but seemed to shift ok. I was shifting at 10800. Good luck!!!

* Last updated by: Persico on 3/2/2023 @ 1:37 PM *