You can word that a couple of ways Brett lol

I managed one Contour video downloading now

Hey Bob did you get any close up pics of Lees bike shifter side i want to see who made his air shifter

Ask & ye shall receive
www.cycle-tek.com/html/index.htm

How about a better shot of the CO2 bottle too

Most everything you need, add hose, brackets & wiring for $200

The one that lee had on his bike he said had a "pill" you put in it that tells the shifter what rpm to shift if i understood him
correctly I do not think he is using his power commander for the shifter (prob cant) cause he just installed it before last thur and has had the air shifter me thinks it's some new technology ?

I don't know diddley about this subject but if i do it i want a kit complete then gotta find a spot for a 10-12 oz bottle
that has easy access to charge cause you know i would be using that button

Bob,

You should let Lee ride the vrocket at Bradenton next time you guys run.

It would be interesting to see how he does with your new setup.

Got mine out today..... runs really strong. Destroyed a viper on Saturday night.

Rick

No_Max wrote:
Bob , That is the shifter I use , It's made up from Paint ball parts and works great , I could not find a good spot for a big bottle so I did this. Also I had a 60 lb tank made up to fill the bottles and got a fill station and scale from Paintball wholesale , Any questions you can talk to Matt at cycle tek

Thanks for that is that system capable of buttonless shifting at a set RPM ?
The one that Lee had had that feature he could use the button for like short shifting or just pin it and go.
I like the way you did the bottles looks like the the Yamaha glove box would be a perfect mount for a set of bottles
do you use this system on the street and is their any difference in friction shifting without the system does it make it harder to shift with the cylinder attached.