Quickshifter Problem!

What did the dealer do to it in that time.

 

Rubbish mate and with this weather. Hope it’s resolved soon.

 

Yes I’m hoping for a decent run on Wednesday. Saw the motorbike show and he was doing St. Ives to lands end so gonna head down the North coast on Wednesday before the crowds ruin it.

 

I've not had any issues at all with my QS - but given that it was one of the first on the road (in 31 March 2018), I thought I'd check.

It's on the paddock stand and I've just run through 1st to 6th and back down (with engine running) several times and nothing catches anywhere.

I thought I'd be able to work out what you were saying...does yours look like this Pete?

 

I got mine back yesterday from triumph, the picture below shows where the quickshifter has been catching the link arm.
Triumph provided a new machined part(as shown in the pic on the bike) but on the way back it hit a false neutral again so they're ordering me a new quickshifter, cos they can't rule out if hitting the lever arm has damaged the sensor, so I'll be popping back next Saturday to have it changed over.
If your having no problems with yours MrTriple your a lucky man hahaha

 

Another thing I've noticed in comparison to my pic and MrTriples is his shaft seems to be a tad more extended than mine, which will give it more of a positive motion when changing up.

 

With the changed part gear changing felt totally sweet and easy, just felt better.
I hope my post helps you get yours sorted dude.

 

Mate don't say sorry, I was chuckling to myself writing that out...... Mrtriples shaft is considerably larger than mine

 

Was trying to go from 4th to 5th.... it's a right pain in the arse haha

 

Problems happen matey it's down to the manufacturer to sort..... my local dealer has been absolutely fantastic, giving me loads of bikes to have a go on whilst mines been away, I do understand alot of people would be sick at this point.

 

Enjoy, my local run, it seems better heading east rather than west for some reason (better views). Sennon is a much nicer stop than Lands End IMO and if you make a stop at St Ives ignore the no vehicle signs and head for the harbour wall, there's a bike parking area just in front of the harbour masters office.

 

So Pete, I've just been in the garage, trying to measure the length of my shaft, but it's impossible.

Have you seen how exact the instructions are...146.7mm! That doesn't leave any room for error

As already said, mine is working fine (very slick in fact), but I tend to use it predominantly with gears 1 to 3, reverting to the clutch for the less hurried, higher gear changes.



So what's this bit that I've arrowed in your photo below? It looks like a bit of foam padding?

 

Yes the measurements are very precise I agree.

That in the picture is the part that's been machined to the size of the shifter switch, when I get home I'll take another pic of it because it does look like foam padding I agree.

 

Cheers, for info, weathers playing ball!

 

Bloomin eck that’s so frustrating! It’s the reason I went from Ducati to Triumph. Seems weird cos with the Street triple all I’ve heard is good things ref reliability and QS. I’d want a loan bike cos Sod’s law you get bike back and the weather will be rubbish.