Which do you like better; Toe shifters, or Heel-Toe shifters?

[Spyderc9]

2014 RT SM6 Heel/Toe

 

[Valkrocket]

I converted my Valkyrie to a heel/toe and never looked back. :thumbup: To me it was a huge difference in ease of shifting. Also, enjoy the ease of paddle shifting on my spyder.

 

[Leaping1]

Heel and toe.

 

[retdpd]

Heel/Toe shifter for me rode past 35 years with one until I bought the Spyder......

 

[BajaRon]

Funny how we're all so different. I do not like the paddle shifter. Sure, I could get used to it. But it feels artificial and disconnects me from the machine. I can finesse it to approach the feel and control I get with a standard clutch. But if I get it wrong it's annoying and can put me out of shape in a curve. Carving through the mountains with a clutch is so rewarding. I don't even have to think about it. I hate to give that up. That's why I really enjoy my 2008 GS and 2015 F3S with a clutch. You can really feather the power transfer seamlessly even with quick, unexpected situations. Maybe some of you have managed to obtain this with your SE. But I'm too happy with my manual to put that much effort into what I've already got.

Nothing against the SE. It's obviously the go-to choice as not enough people were wanting the manual for BRP to keep making that option. I'm not trying to be different. It just comes naturally, I guess.

 

[PaladinLV]

Heel-Toe
AJ

 

[Lew L]

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Toe-------

Mostly sporty bikes in my past. One early bike had the heel/toe shifter which did see some hacksaw action. Could just see a heel/toe on the ZX-11 or my poor, old, slow V-Max:joke::joke::joke::joke: