As BK911 & others have suggested above, the downshift thing is a fail-safe to protect the engine/trans from potentially shoving too much torque thru too high a gear (if you twist the throttle again?!) so it'll shift down if/when you let the revs/speed drop too low for whatever gear you're in. On earlier Spyders, it wouldn't even
LET you select a higher gear if you were going too slow/didn't have enough revs on board, but the 1330's have scads of torque down low & can readily pull those higher gears earlier, so if that's still actually a feature (& I believe it is!) the strength of engine tends to mask it admirably while it's doing its thing! You've just pushed the system beyond that 'ability to mask' and so you're forcing it to blatantly reveal itself thru action to save you from busting something!
Just remember that the SE Trans is
STILL a manual gearbox, only it's got some hi-tech & extremely smart & capable shift & clutch systems, so if those systems are trying to
make you change down; if they're
actually changing down; &/or if they're not letting you change
up when you try cos you are too low on speed &/or revs, then there's almost certainly a perfectly good reason for it, so listen/follow the built in safety's! :thumbup: After all, you wouldn't ever barely get a 6 speed manual moving & immediately dump it into the highest gear it'll pull without stalling, then let it lug around all day/ride in that gear or higher would you?!? No?? :dontknow: So why would you even
think about doing that same sotra thing to your expensive Spyder SE6 with it's
MANUAL gearbox that just happens to have some hi-tech shifting & fail-safe features?? :yikes:
By trying to shift down, it appears your Spyder is saying "
I don't want to do whatever it is you're trying to do, cos that'll likely damage something!" and the 'fail-safe' is screaming!! Listen to it & ride accordingly!

hyea: :thumbup: