Product Description
A quickshifter lets you shift up and down without touching the clutch. The system reads pressure or movement on your shift lever through a small sensor, and for a fraction of a second either cuts the ignition (going up) or blips the throttle for you (going down), so the next gear engages clean under load. The iQSE Easy is HealTech's version, set up and tuned to your specific bike through the free app.
Key Features
- Setup happens entirely over WiFi through the free phone app, no laptop or cable required.
- One sensor design covers essentially every motorcycle out there, including bikes running a reverse (race) shift pattern.
- Small enough that it won't eat into your under-seat storage.
- You can disable it temporarily right from the app, handy when the bike's going in for service.
- Weatherproof and shock resistant, backed by a 2-year warranty, with firmware updates delivered automatically over WiFi for as long as you own it.
- Size: 50 x 30 x 17 mm (1.9 x 1.2 x 0.6 inches)
- Weight: 47g
Complete kit, unit and harness bundled together. Already have the unit? Skip this and grab iQSE-W1 Control Unit Only or QSR Harness Kit Only instead.
If you're not sure which part number fits your bike, the fitment search bar above will find it for you. Just enter your Make, Model, and Year.
FAQ
What's included when I buy this?
Both halves: the electronic unit and the bike-specific wiring harness. It's a single order that covers everything needed for installation.
Which control unit do I need, W1, W2, or W3?
It depends on your bike's ignition type. Use the fitment search bar above, it'll tell you exactly which unit and harness your bike needs.
Does it work for downshifts too, or just upshifts?
Both. Upshifts get an ignition cut, downshifts get an automatic throttle blip, so you get clutchless shifting either direction.
Can I turn it off if I want to shift manually with the clutch?
Yes, the app lets you disable the auto-blip or shift-cut function without unplugging anything.
Will this work on a bike with a reverse (race) shift pattern?
Yes, the shift sensor works the same regardless of which direction is up or down on your shift pattern.
