What does motorcycle electronic quick shifter mean?
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Motorcycle electronic quick shifter is called a gear shift assist system, originally a racing technology, which can greatly improve the rider's shifting speed during a race and keep the engine speed from dropping. Motorcycle electronic quick shifter is an electronic device, similar to other electronic assist devices applied on motorcycles, and also consists of three parts: sensor, computer module and actuator. When the rider shifts gears, the sensor determines the rider's intention, sends a signal to the computer for judgment, and then the computer issues a command to the actuator to execute the rider's intention. Composition of motorcycle electronic quick shifter: The quick shifter system consists of three parts: sensor, host and wiring harness. Generally, the sensor is installed at a certain position on the gear lever, and the host can be installed anywhere on the motorcycle. Different models have different wiring harnesses. The working principle is that when the sensor detects the foot's gear shifting action, the host controls the high-voltage pack to cut off the ignition through the wiring harness, and then the gear is instantly engaged.