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Transmission ? - 7/1/2008 5:41:47 AM   
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How bad is it to not use your clutch when shifting gears.  I don''t think it would be too bad when I do low speed upshifts, but what about when I cruising at 70 and give it a little gas and pop it down a couple speeds without using the clutch.  I am just asking to have tranny problems or are they built to take that? 
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RE: Transmission ? - 7/1/2008 9:52:47 AM   
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Ive been doing clutchless shifts up and down for years...my gears still have all thier teeth and i have had no problems.  Its all a matter of timing as long as its a smooth transition between gears with no grinding...you should be fine.

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RE: Transmission ? - 7/1/2008 12:22:41 PM   
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I also shift quite a bit without the clutch...shouldn''t be a big deal as long as you are doing it right.  I wouldn''t worry about it.

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RE: Transmission ? - 7/1/2008 12:42:34 PM   
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no syncros.

it wont pop until its all lined up.

i see more damage to your engine by "popping it down a few gears"

i clutchless upshift all the time, not a big fan of the downshifts.
i like to rev match on the down shifts.


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RE: Transmission ? - 7/1/2008 12:56:11 PM   
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Yeah, I wouldn''t call the downshifts smooth.  I just push down on the shifter a bit, give it some gas and it pops down.  

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RE: Transmission ? - 7/1/2008 11:40:58 PM   
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shouldnt hurt too much. i always have done it on multiple bikes. no worries

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RE: Transmission ? - 7/4/2008 6:33:42 AM   
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I have an air shifter with an ignition kill I use on my 6peice for dragracing. Clutchless up shifts are all good. But I wouldnt down shift clutchless. You will bend shift forks and its hard on the transmission.

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