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Se5tranny question
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piedmontrider
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SE5 tranny
Maintain the throttle, don't roll off it. Check out the "Do's and Don'ts for Spyder owners threads on this forum. VERY helpful tips for the newbies (like me)
Maintain the throttle, don't roll off it. Check out the "Do's and Don'ts for Spyder owners threads on this forum. VERY helpful tips for the newbies (like me)
M109Dreamer
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You are NOT suppose to let off the throttle when shifting a SE5. Just maintain the throttle position when shifting and the bike will take care of the rest.
harrypottar
magical member
:congrats::welcome:,
You can just push the button the system will take care of itself. The biggest thing is to keep your rpm up above 4000. The spyder likes to run in high rpm, takes a bit getting used too if you've come from a high torque bike. Change gear above 4,500 any lower than 4000 change down.
harry
You can just push the button the system will take care of itself. The biggest thing is to keep your rpm up above 4000. The spyder likes to run in high rpm, takes a bit getting used too if you've come from a high torque bike. Change gear above 4,500 any lower than 4000 change down.
harry
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The above posters have you covered. :welcome:
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