Are clutchless shifts harsh on the bike?

[Xtina]

Originally Posted by alex.s

you can be perfect using both methods. one is easier to **** up.

oui oui

[Poogamer69]

Originally Posted by Dark

Jeff enjoyed my comments so much that he banned my account. I won't miss their thin skin over there.

No you were more than likely banned on that site due to other posts where you were being an arrogant prick and calling people dumb. Careful singleing moderators out too, there are numerous mods that could have banned you due to your posts. If too many people complain about you or report your posts, as I did, you are probably going to get banned yes.

You certainly wont be missed either thats for sure.

[Dark]

Originally Posted by Poogamer69

No you were more than likely banned on that site due to other posts where you were being an arrogant prick and calling people dumb. Careful singleing moderators out too, there are numerous mods that could have banned you due to your posts. If too many people complain about you or report your posts, as I did, you are probably going to get banned yes.

You certainly wont be missed either thats for sure.

Most of the individuals on that site have an extremely hard time being corrected or receiving criticism, even though my posts were direct. That forum is full of fresh riders with little to no techincal experience and sometimes an equal amount of riding experience, if no one chimes in to steer them in the right direction then how will they learn what's right and wrong? -moderators posting links to gag sites for things like 'headlight fluid' in other members troubled posts is not what I'd call helpful.

Look at this thread, it's FAR more constructive than the one on the 'other' forum and no moderators(or members for that matter) are in here arguing for laboratory tests on the transmissions to prove that clutchless shifting caused damage on failed transmissions.

I'm glad I won't be missed, this forum is full of members that are far more educated and understandable; I should've stopped here first.