How To Use The Quick Shifter | Honda CB750 Hornet

This is a short video on how to use the quick shifter on the Honda CB750 Hornet. This is my opinion, backed up with some footage. Feel free to comment if you disagree.
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Motorbike - 2024 Honda CB750 Hornet
Mods:
Black Widow 300m (no db killer)
Oxford Bar ends
Pyramid Rear Hugger
Puig R19 Crash Bungs
Quick Shifter
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Songs Used:
Song: T & Sugah - TumDaDaDum [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds Free Download/Stream: ncs.io/tumdadadum Watch: ncs.lnk.to/tumdadadumAT/youtube
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Gear - Cardo Packtalk Edge, DJI Osmo Action 4, Purple Panda mic
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**********DISCLAIMER**********
Shot on a closed private road, Additional vehicles are stunt actors.

[@RvpCro]

I've talked with one technician who is expert on sports bikes, he told me don't use quickshifter on low revs (loaded engine) use it only above 6k rpm because you will damage your gearbox.

[@Bob-ts2tu]

I have'nt had much success with smooth QS changes in the lower gears, but find it's great both up & down in the higher ones, i find like others the higher the gear and more speed the better. i've only used soft mode since i got it in march, so i'll give medium a shot, and maybe need to practice a bit more in the lower gears as i no longer try use it in them. Thanks.

[@ilovetorah]

Thanks now the down blimp, as mine doesn't work smooth

[@MotoHowi]

Not sure if it's just me, but it seems the amount of force (speed of pressing the shifter) also impacts the smoothness. It's always smooth when i get the shifter lined up with a certain part of my toe

[@RevAndRideWithChaz]

Yes, absolutely, that's why I'd always never recommend the soft mode for the quick-shifter as it encourages you to not fully commit to pressing hard enough on the shifter.

[@MotoHowi]

@@RevAndRideWithChaz Interesting, Is it better to switch to medium or hard?

[@RevAndRideWithChaz]

@@MotoHowi I've not tried hard, I may do next time I'm out. Medium seems to work great!

[@afroamarok]

@@MotoHowi My Hornet was set to Hard from factory.

[@MotoHowi]

@@afroamarok Just tried it on hard and fuck me, it's really good