What does motorcycle electronic quick shifter mean?

[VonChristopher]

Motorcycle electronic quick shifter, officially known as a gear shift assist system, was originally a racing technology that significantly enhances a rider's shifting speed during competitions while maintaining engine RPM. It is an electronic device, similar to other electronic assistive devices applied on motorcycles, and also consists of three parts: sensors, a computer module, and an actuator. Below is an introduction to the quick shifter system: 1. The quick shifter system is composed of three parts: sensors, the main unit, and wiring harness. Sensors are generally installed at a certain position on the gear lever, while the main unit can be mounted anywhere on the bike. Different motorcycle models may have different wiring harnesses. 2. Working principle: When the sensor detects a gear-shifting action by the foot, the main unit controls the ignition coil to cut off the spark momentarily via the wiring harness, allowing the gear to be engaged instantly.