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Old 04-17-2008, 01:33 AM
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How do I shift a 13 speed :? , I posted this on another but figured this would get a little more action, I need some examples on this Please.
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Old 04-17-2008, 01:55 AM
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Check you www.youtube.com they have a few vids up there describing how to do it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfjvK...eature=related
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Old 04-17-2008, 02:22 AM
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Ya I saw that but what is going on does he shift the first set of gears and the high side its all half gears? 2 gears in every set if that sounds right.
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Old 04-17-2008, 02:25 AM
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I never driven a 13spd but you shift the lower gears like a straight 10 then when you go into high range you split the upper gears using the red button, your in 4th and you split the range to go to 5th low, then you split the red button UP to go to 5th high, then flip it down and shift the gear shift to 6th and split the red button UP to 6th high, and etc and etc.
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It's an 8 speed. 1-4 there is nothing to decide. You just shift when you need to shift.

5-8 you have the option to use a "half gear" by flipping another button and easing off the throttle (or stepping on it to downshift). That part is more a matter of feel. I only use the button if there is a reason to do so - heavy load, decent incline, etc. Otherwise, I just drive it like an 8 speed. As a matter of habit though, I rarely go from 7th to 8th without going to 7(high) first. That just seems to get me up to speed a little more quickly.
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Ok like this 1,2,3,4, flip hi,( and if you split) 5/6,7/8,9/10,11/12 and 13 shifts in the same place as 11/12.
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Ok like this 1,2,3,4, flip hi,( and if you split) 5/6,7/8,9/10,11/12 and 13 shifts in the same place as 11/12.
Using your numbering system, there would be no #13 in the sense of something after #12. The 13th gear is the low gear, against the hard wall and back.

Otherwise yes, that's about right.

L - left and back
1 - middle and up
2 - middle and back
3 - right and up
4 - right and back
Flip switch
5 - middle and up, side switch in default position
5 high - middle and up, switch forward
6 - middle and back, switch default
6 high - middle and back, switch forward
7 - right and up, switch default
7 high - right and up, switch forward
8 - right and back, switch default
8 high - right and back, switch forward
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A 13spd has 5 lower gears, plus 4 upper gears, not counting reverse.

Here's the shift pattern pic:
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Ok think I got it 1,2,3,4, flip, 5, flip side switch forward and when speed permits let off acc. and goes into 5 high, flip switch back, and when speed permits go to 6 low, flip switch forward, when speed permits let off acc. and you are in 6 high and etc.... is this right?
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Old 04-17-2008, 06:09 PM
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You also don't have to run every single gear on the upper side. Remember, the splitter does exactly that - splits the gears. Think of it as 5, 5 1/2, 6, 6 1/2, etc.

If you're running on flat ground with a light load, go directly to the high side of the splitter and stay there.

When I ran an 18spd, I did that. I only used the 1/2 gears when going up hills to keep from having to drop a full gear.
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