IRC ShifterRef : IRC0125 / STRADA_H1000

Shifter IRC0125 by IRC

Electronic blipper designed for track use, providing gear shifting control without clutch intervention. Equipped with a Load Cell sensor and a plug & play design for simplified integration on certain Honda models.

Design and materials

• Integrated Load Cell sensor detects the pressure applied to the shifter to trigger gear changes.
• Electronic architecture designed to replace the original quickshifter, facilitating integration with the existing wiring harness.

Practicality and features

• Plug & Play for Honda CBR1000RR and CB1000R, simplifying installation on these models.
• Configurable set in push or pull mode to adapt to the type of shifter and riding style.

Usage and performance

• Designed for Racing/Track, it facilitates quick gear changes during sporty riding.
• Replaces the OEM quickshifter function to allow gear shifting without throttle cut.

Advantages

• Product offered by IRC, a brand specialized in accessories for sports motorcycles.
• Intended for the Sport/Racing universe for performance-oriented use on the track.

Shifter IRC0125 by IRC

Electronic plug & play shifter designed for Racing/Track use, featuring a Load Cell sensor and a push or pull adjustment. Simplified installation to achieve a quickshifter function tailored for sporty riding and reduce setup time.

Design and materials

• Load Cell sensor accurately detects the pressure applied to the shifter, enabling faster and smoother gear shifts
• Push or Pull kit compatible with push or pull levers, making it easy to adapt to the type of shifter installed

Practicality and features

• Plug & Play for direct connection on compatible motorcycles and simplified installation
• Designed to replace the original electronic component, facilitating integration without significant structural modifications

Usage and performance

• Racing/Track use indicated by the manufacturer, suitable for track sessions
• Electronic quickshifter allowing for quicker gear changes to maintain dynamics during sporty riding