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5 64<br />

z Riding<br />

Shift light flashing: engine<br />

speed too high<br />

Shift speed<br />

When the motorcycle is on the<br />

move, the shift light indicates the<br />

engine speed at which the rider<br />

should upshift.<br />

Shift light on: the engine is<br />

approaching the ideal speed for<br />

an upshift<br />

Shift light goes out: the engine<br />

has reached the ideal speed for<br />

an upshift<br />

The engine-speed thresholds<br />

and the way in which the shift<br />

light indicates the various states<br />

can be customised in the SETUP<br />

menu.<br />

Shift assistant<br />

with shift assistant OE<br />

Your motorcycle is equipped<br />

with a shift assistant evolved<br />

from motorcycle-racing technology;<br />

the shift assistant enables<br />

you to upshift in virtually all load<br />

and engine-rpm ranges without<br />

pulling the clutch or changing the<br />

throttle-valve angle. The throttle<br />

valve remains open to accelerate<br />

the motorcycle and upshift time<br />

is reduced to a minimum. You<br />

select the gear in the usual way<br />

by means of the foot-operated<br />

shift lever.<br />

Sensor 1 in the shift linkage registers<br />

the shift request and triggers<br />

shift assistance.<br />

When you are riding at constant<br />

speed with the engine revving<br />

high in a low gear, upshifting<br />

without disengaging the clutch<br />

can cause a severe reaction to<br />

the load change. <strong>BMW</strong> <strong>Motorrad</strong><br />

recommends disengaging<br />

the clutch for upshifts in these<br />

circumstances. It is advisable to<br />

avoid using the shift assistant at<br />

engine speeds close to the limits<br />

at which the governor cuts in to<br />

limit engine rpm.

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