Giving GP Shift A Second Chance

After previously saying that I didn't like the idea of GP shifting or race shift I decided to give it a second try for 5 days and then on day 6 see if I could still ride a motorcycle in regular shifting or if I would mess it up.
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[@kaushikkashyap6487]

One of the most underrated channel 😊

[@ChaosCauses]

Thanks dude🙌🏻

[@veljkovic92]

It's not underrated, it's just not as popular as some other on youtube. His videography is beautiful and will surely be widely popular by the time... What's more important is the quality of what he does and the quality of the population that follows him. At least that's my belief. Quality over quantity. Doing what you love over taking good grades/ratings, etc. 🙏

[@Toxik_Tobi]

And it still is!

[@DrewDawg3301]

4:50 HE DIDINT REVV UNDER THE TUNNEL 😡

[@mattk6343]

This video made me switch my shifting to "GP pattern". And it's a lot of fun. I like the fact, that upshifting is much more smooth, effortless and faster. I do not own a sport bike, but still... it's fun to change old habits :)

[@ChaosCauses]

That's awesome bro I'm glad you're enjoying it!

[@jimbo2091]

Why am i watching this. I don't even have a manual. (cries in 50cc)

[@dabmaster639]

coz we love bikes

[@kieranblay2098]

i love this comment :)

[@schoorinna3320]

I have a manual 3 speed 50cc moped. It's a 40 year old east german simson and it rides as good as the first day.

[@DersNoNem]

Dude, I was thinking for the past 2 weeks if I should do GP shift on my next bike. I'm glad you put up this video, I might highly considering do it after I buy new bike! Thanks!

[@ChaosCauses]

That’s awesome dude what are the chances! It’s definitely worth a try, let me know how you like it!

[@crosswire7777]

@@ChaosCauses dersnonem was my friend.... :( never change to gp shift its very dangerous

[@TZFIZE]

crosswire7777 what happened to him?

[@nicfernando99]

Great vid. Made me do the GP shift on my 2022 CB650R. It is indeed more intuitive than the regular shifting. Thanks for the useful content man!

[@truevegas]

I wasn't sure I wanted to give this a go. But now I am. I ride a 600RR and just found your channel. Great work bro, liked and subscribed 👍🏼

[@s1krrs1krr91]

I have GP shift on my S1000RR and standard shifting on my FZ-09. My S1000RR has reverse shift because I found that normal shifting makes the quickshifter shift like garbage (in comparison with GP on my Attack Performance rearsets) and hit false neutrals like no tomorrow, which the S1000RR is already infamous for. For the FZ-09 I run standard because of a limitation of the stock rear set (you physically can't change it) otherwise I would have it set up as GP too; everything about GP shifting just feels natural to me. Personally, I just have to remind myself right before riding either one and once I'm on the bike it comes naturally with no messed up shifts. Maybe it helps my mind that they feel like two entirely different bikes. Love your videos, man. Keep it up!

[@ChaosCauses]

That’s awesome to hear man! The feeling of a quickshifter upside-down makes total sense I’ll keep that in mind if I ever get one! Thanks for watching!

[@tirleshnadisan5821]

Bro love ur videos and u made me or inspired me to start working on bike by myself tq

[@ChaosCauses]

Thanks dude that's awesome! It's not as difficult as you expect when you first start out. Good luck!

[@thecasualrider2668]

u make some of the best videos on youtube.

[@ChaosCauses]

That means a lot bro!

[@wesanderson5011]

Congrats! Your the first person who has done a video who has done this change correctly. The bolt needs to be from the bottom to get the lever to squeeze it onto the splines as intended. This can eventually get loose on the splines over time and could skip, wear on the splines and damage the splines if not done correctly. You did do it right. You are pretty brilliant fyi. I recommend your videos for riders to learn from.

[@mnjmotors9586]

Yes Bruv, it’s so nice to see a South African motovlogger

[@ChaosCauses]

Thanks bro there aren't enough around!

[@wesanderson5011]

I plan to change mine and leave it there. I am planning g for track days. I feel there is many reason gp riders have this setup. Foot clearance improved exiting turns for up shifts, they are on the ball of their foot through the turn so in gp shift they are able to get into the next gear faster, the positive feel of shifting up a gear by pushing the lever down, less likely to hit neutral when shifting from 1st to second or be stuck between gears (false neutral), and come on, its fun to feel like your doing things like the pros. How can you not feel good about that. Bikes are for fun, so why not improve the feeling of fun. Don't judge other riders for how they achieve fun or feel they are posers. Enjoy your bike to its fullest any way one can. Great Channel FYI.

[@manzarshahaan]

Have loved your content from the very start and always look forward for my Friday fix. By the way, have you got the GP shift config on your R1?

[@vincibleroute9504]

You're awesome man ride safe always!!!

[@ChaosCauses]

Thanks dude you too!

[@thomas0086]

Personally I don’t understand why bikes aren’t GP Shift standard, physics and riding dynamics dictates it’s the superior method. The body goes up and forward when braking why then do I have to push down and backward (depending on pegs) against momentum to downshift. When I first discovered this is was horrified 😂 GP shift forever 💪

[@ChaosCauses]

Very true not sure where our standard way originated because it doesn't seem to make much sense!

[@Furadi]

This is the best way to sum up GP shifting. Standard shift pattern makes no sense.

[@renynzea]

That and when taking off from a start you may need to lean a fair bit into a left turn on the street. With standard shift that puts your foot between the shift lever and the street.

[@TheDuke1997]

In a situation of sudden braking when your foot is just sitting on the peg and off the shift lever it is much easier to quickly shift down by simply pushing down on the lever rather than getting your foot under it and pulling up.

[@Cbr_Boy21]

Great video man have a nice weekend everyone and ride safe!!!!

[@ChaosCauses]

Thanks bro you too!

[@exi13d10]

I used to ride motorbikes in Pakistan during summer whenever we went on holiday and almost all motorbikes use GP shift there so when I got back here to Hong Kong I was hella confused, honestly it's all about first preferences but GP shifting seems more logical to me and just is more comfortable

[@ChaosCauses]

That's interesting I had no idea so many people preferred it! Now that I've tried it it definitely seems like the more logical way.

[@Braselton21]

The Brain is a powerful thing :) I drive an automatic car in the US on the right side of the road & then drive a manual car in SA on the other side of the road My brain just makes the switch so easily now

[@user-kp7gb4hs8q]

I GP and enjoy shifting down to go from 2 to 3 and 4..... It seems more efficient and less fatigue for my foot💖

[@go345678]

I feel when using standard shifting and coming to a stop on the road in town going from 4th gear to 1st gear quickly its much easier and quicker and sometimes necessary and less work. but when shifting up on acceleration you have time in between shifts. On the other hand using GP shifting, I can see the up shifting by pressing down would be satisfying but not more functional.

[@classicsalted]

Great content and quality. This channel deserves a million subs. And buddy where do you live? Nice place.

[@ChaosCauses]

Thanks so much man I appreciate it! I'm in South Africa.

[@AstoundingAmelia]

@@ChaosCauses durbin or joberg?

[@Shifty1050]

Never knew this was a thing, cheers mate👍🏻😁👍🏻

[@ChaosCauses]

Lol I hope I explained it well enough then, thanks for watching!

[@Uneek1925]

I agree 100%. I've had mine in GP style shifting for 6 years nows and no matter what bike I get on, I immediately go back to the standard shift pattern. I never noticed it until watching this video though.

[@streetthugza2531]

I have given a lot of thought to this and I get a lot of false neutrals, I might give this a go for a while and see how I go. Once again bud, I get so much value out of your channel.

[@ChaosCauses]

That’s awesome bro I think changing up in a wheelie might also be beneficial in GP shift (obviously I have zero experience lol but I would love to know) Glad you found it a bit helpful and let me know if you do try it!

[@AuMechanic]

"GP shifting" I had a "race shift pattern" on my 1000 cc Yoshimura Katana race bike in 1984. Primary reason was the rear set race pegs were so far up and back that I needed to face the gear lever backward instead of forward to be able to reach it. And by rear sets I mean jockey position, you could not ride on the road like that for long periods. As to shifting on corners, when your knee is facing out and you are off the saddle to the inside of the corner the mechanics of your leg forces you to pull your foot back so only your toes are on the peg not the arch of your foot. If you wanted to shift up you have have to push your foot forward to get under the shift lever. With a race shift you can just give it a tap on top to shift without having the get your toes forward enough to get under it. Likewise when you lean to side with gear shift on the outside of the corner other way and get off the saddle your foot is pulled back on the peg just so you can get off the bike on the other side. It also take less energy to push your foot than lift something with it and possibly a shade faster shifting. As for road bikes, pegs are so low when cornering you might scrape the ground with toes if you had a standard pattern so that comes into it.

[@ChaosCauses]

Makes a lot of sense thanks for sharing!

[@AuMechanic]

Enjoyed to vid too it is an interesting topic actually. I watched your 5 list previously and Ill check out some others too. The brain switch issue, driving a car I started to left foot brake many years ago driving after driving sprint karts for a while. The benefits I wont go into but just to say that i have no issue driving a manual trans and using right foot to brake instead, the brain just switches not problem. One thing I did find however is that for some period left foot braking in cases or emergency braking I reverted to my right foot to brake as Id done most of my life driving cars. After some more time left foot braking driving the car I noticed next time I had to emergency brake I didn't revert to right foot brake and used left foot, or the time after that. So it took a while (some months) to convert fully and make it instinctive reaction so I don't revert to the old way in an emergency. It might be the same with the reverse shifter for a while using it till you get it wired in the brain and it becomes instinctive reaction you don't have to think about doing. If you get into a situation you have to brake hard and step down a few gears you might find you revert to the old way, at least for some period until its fully instinctive to the race shift pattern.

[@ChaosCauses]

Left foot braking is another thing I’d love to learn! That’s also interesting to hear it shows how our minds act during emergencies.

[@wolfmannn-nk4rg]

Chaos Causes left foot braking in bikes? I’ve heard about it in cars, can you tell me what it is and how it works?

[@adamstratford6740]

Another really informative video my brother 👏👏 very enjoyable!!! Sounds to me like you have a new microphone 🎤??? Adam 🇬🇧

[@ChaosCauses]

Thanks Adam! You’ve got a good ear, not a new mic just learning audio software so pretty close!

[@adamstratford6740]

Chaos Causes lol I'm known for noticing little things bro 😂 but definitely made a big improvement 👍🏻

[@tabletennis3291]

this is so tempting, i might try gp shifting now.

[@shahzadk80]

Great video bro! V informative!

[@ChaosCauses]

Thanks bro glad you thought so!

[@vendetta.motivation]

youre really amazing and different from all others keep it going dude!

[@ChaosCauses]

Thanks so much bro different content is what I’m going for!

[@vendetta.motivation]

Chaos Causes yeah and we need that content its missing anywhere else

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[@TheAdvisor6440]

When I found out about gp I tried it and love it it's way more comfortable

[@markfisher2808]

Definitely will be trying it

[@zeeshanmotovlogs6855]

another best one😍😍❤❤

[@ChaosCauses]

Appreciate it bro!

[@kl4jb1]

I’ve recently bought a Daytona Sprinter 125 bcs that’s What i could afford. And I also loooove motorcycles especially sport bikes, (I think its gonna be from now on a goal for me to own one). Greetings from Albania 🇦🇱 anyways Love ur videos keep going 🇦🇱🔥

[@ChaosCauses]

That's awesome dude you're going to have so much fun!

[@Nickgames1985]

I was hoping after my last comment when you responded to it that you would give it one more try. Like I said I've been driving my R6 for a couple of years now with GP shift and I absolutely love it. The bike was literally designed to be able to do it for free.

[@ChaosCauses]

Lol yeah bro I was in the middle of doing it when you commented so I'm glad someone was interested!

[@Ratty_Suzuki_GSX-R750]

I’m definitely gonna give a try first thing tomorrow.😅

[@thatasiandude1351]

That's kinda funny I didn't have any difficulty on riding with different kind pattern of shifter. Started riding when I was 6 on ttr50. (3speed all down) pass forward started to ride manual, 12 years old me riding my Gramp's kawasaki b1125. (fully manual 4 speed all down) then I got little older 15y.o my dad bough me my new first partner 2017 wr250r to get used on 6 speed transmission, which 1d5up and have a service for school reason he bought me that bike. (Old my doesn't want to be my uber. lazy old man!😂) And now I'm 18 got little money from my part time job I got a 2017 r6 which I experimented with gp shift got used after an hour riding it instantly reminded of my old bike shifting pattern but with 2 more gears. "Not bragging this is my experience"

[@platformmetanonia848]

Random dude: started riding a bike at 6y.o Me: wtf! How? 24 y.o still pushing a bike.🙃

[@vikassarang9008]

Your videos are awesome

[@ChaosCauses]

Thanks dude glad you like them!

[@cssjavascript5629]

I really love your videos bro 👌👌

[@ChaosCauses]

Thanks bro!

[@cssjavascript5629]

And make more videos on r6 ...my dream bike 😍😍

[@Nickgames1985]

I'm glad you gave it a second chance

[@ChaosCauses]

So am I!

[@scooteractual]

GP shift with a U/D quickshifter is a no brainer. Just too much fun and way more comfortable. Having to use the clutch I could see a little getting used to.

[@vibetrickshoting4420]

I love your channel

[@ChaosCauses]

Thanks bro I appreciate it!

[@bigboyztoyz1960]

My old 100cc regular shifting was same as GP shift. Push upshift, Pull downshift. My bike now is 150cc and its inverted with Neutral between 1st & 2nd.

[@debmalyapal6936]

Waiting long for ur videos, how's that R1!? Waiting for it eagerly ;)

[@ChaosCauses]

The R1 is good we might have some good news next week!

[@deluxe1645]

In my country. Pretty much 40% of motorcycle rider ride like that. Because we have a lot of moped here. So that kind of gear shifting is actually more common here.

[@Nickgames1985]

Literally the open of your video was almost identical to what I commented. It really is a more natural feeling when upshifting and braking and downshifting. And it's not going to completely reprogram your brain that that's the only way you'll ever be able to ride. If that was the case you wouldn't be able to learn how to ride GP in the first place. The really cool thing is now you can ride exotic bikes that come stock that way and be fluent in both shift patterns.

[@ChaosCauses]

Yeah bro that's very true! What bikes come standard in GP shift though?

[@Nickgames1985]

Chaos Causes my friend's dad wanted to take my bike for a spin. I told him just be careful it's has a GP shift pattern and he said I'll be fine I used to have an AMC.

[@Nickgames1985]

Chaos Causes I guess for you an AMC really wouldn't be exotic

[@ashukashyaprajput]

Great bro

[@DMCmoto75]

Nice video.. 😊

[@hitmanlee3673]

Just bought an R6 and the first “mod” I did was to convert it to GP shift. Feels more natural!

[@PinotNoir_]

I ride 2012 CBR150r (it's 125 on US and Europe i think), and i change it to GP Shifting yesterday... I need to cut the undercowl a little bit, and use longer shift linkage... It's quite weird tho, but i think I'll get use to it in the end of the week 😄

[@buffalobmf]

This is the first thing i did when i bought a bike. I never rode one before and it felt weird shifting how its suppose to be. I had no idea GP shifting was even a thing it just made more sense to me and looked to see if i can flip it and i could then 2 yrs later i found out what i actually did was called and intended for😂

[@anthonymcfarlane3014]

I'm going to try this on my RC51

[@johnwoods2035]

I think I'm going to try even after my friends horror story. And like u am going to try it for 5 days.

[@ChaosCauses]

That's awesome dude let me know how it goes!

[@riderrantau3452]

you give inspiration man by the way what your country?

[@ChaosCauses]

Thanks man glad to hear it! I'm in South Africa.

[@rodolfotec]

I started, riding 3 years ago, after 3 months i change to gp shift, never regret, is awesome, when i ride with friends bikes i just need 30 seconds to get used to regular shift. Gp shift is easier to shift with out clutch(with ou quick shifter)., after this i never used clutch to shift up only 1st gear.

[@GAL_X]

Dude where did you ride an day 1 because I woeld like to ride there

[@Knifefreak86]

Every new bike I get I switch to GP shift. Bought an 04 R6 that was setup with GP shift and didn't come with the linkage for regular shift, different shift rod since older bikes were not as simple as newer ones, so got used to it. Made it 3 days with my 06 R1 before ordering new rearsets for GP shift. Luckily with the 14 R1 I had and with my current 13 R1 just that simple as flipping the knuckle around. Does take a bit getting used to but I find shifting easier.

[@ChaosCauses]

After all those years there’s no other option but definitely beneficial!

[@MalShakur]

Yup once you've run GP for a while it's no issue going back to standard. You can adapt to either pattern in about 3 seconds once you remind yourself. My 1000 is GP, my girl's 750 is standard. 🙂

[@mendiboyy]

I plan on buying an r6 as my first bike and limit the throotle at 10k rpm, then gradualy increase it with confidence. Also in gona reverse the shifting to gp from day 1 wish me luck ✌️

[@ChaosCauses]

Starting with GP shift is a great plan!

[@DarKNG]

I like gp shifting cause then i can say "when life puts you down remember is only one up, the rest is down"

[@jejejef]

here in philippines, passenger tricycle is the same as gp shift and two wheels with shift are the normal ones. i ride both but it doesn't bother me. im not bragging but maybe because im just used to both

[@stueyk]

I've not used GP shift. I can definitely see the benefits on a track but I feel on a road bike especially with a bike that can launch off in 1st and go to 80mph without changing gear. I'd find it more valuable to be able to drop a gear quicker while cruising and disappear than to upshift while hard accelerating. Reckon smaller engine road bikers who need to use the gears more and go up quicker this could definitely be a nice improvement.

[@tammyforbes2101]

I just bought a Suzuki GSX-S1000 ABS and it had been done this way! I don’t like it on this bine it’s more of a straight line rocket you don’t need to shift gears on curvy roads it’s got so much torque you can just leave it in 5-6 th gear and pull faster then you will want to go on it! And the power is there from 3k rpm so it actually helps to have the upshifts be up and not down cause that’s the way g force pulls you is natural to pull up on that lever.

[@flavioks5438]

For me GP Shifting is Standard shifting

[@Kwicksand]

Yo so you can do this to a stock R6 without a quick shifter

[@brucewayne2397]

What is this colour code paint scheme of this r6 officially called?

[@rksaladsalad7575]

I started riding motorbike in gp shift so it feels more natural for me compared to normal shifting also gp shift throttle blip feels better because both my foot and my hands are in a pulling motion

[@ajs7878]

I want to upshift by pushing down with the heel. Do they make a double sided shifter?

[@ChaosCauses]

I believe they do you see it on Harley’s sometimes and delivery bikes

[@ajs7878]

Damn, i want one for my xsr

[@ajs7878]

Damn cause i couldnt find one lol

[@arickus87]

Every sport bike I get goes to gp shifting

[@ChaosCauses]

I can see why now!

[@keeefb1805]

Late to the comments but... Nothing like riding with 1 up, 5 down GP Shift. Quick changes going up and much less chance of hooking a false neutral. Winner option all round (08 Fireblade)

[@Senior-Busa-Rider]

I will try on my bike

[@ChaosCauses]

Let me know how it goes!

[@brandonpittman5243]

I drive a 18 wheeler I've had 7,9,10,12,13,15 and 18 speed trannys I'm in a auto now but can drive any of them. So a week or 2 on gp would work out

[@gasolinerides_gasolinemachines]

Gp shift is comfort for road ????

[@rickywright9140]

I think I'm going to try it on my 2006 honda cbr1000 fireblade.what do you think 🖒

[@ChaosCauses]

Always worth a go!

[@rickywright9140]

Chaos Causes I'm having some issues switching to gp shifting on my cbr1000.my clutch is in the way how can i change that

[@hanzallahamjad]

100th comment! Love you

[@ChaosCauses]

Lol thanks bro it looks better now at 100 comments!

[@hanzallahamjad]

:)

[@johnwoods2035]

I had a friend do that to his new R6 and it was OK. Then he let his buddy take a ride and he ripped the gears out of it. So I don't no if u need to get that low on a public roadway or not heh

[@ChaosCauses]

Lol moral of the story don't let your friends ride your bike!

[@tyronwakeford]

hey dude sent you an Instagram message, great videos btw.

[@JohnGilloregonairbrush]

The reason a couple of homies and I do GP shifting is because one night we ran into a bike we were boosting and we almost got caught because we kept stalling it. None of us even heard of GP shifting so it took forever for us to figure out how to get out of 6th, 5th, and 4th gear. We didn't know what the hell was going on and eventually had to ditch the bike and the cops on foot. So I switched mine to make it harder to steal.

[@ChaosCauses]

Lol that's a good reason to do it!

[@goldenTym]

Ran in to a bike you were boosting... as in you were stealing somebodies bike....Cool story bro.

[@justins.2429]

Your mother must be proud

[@richieallen4053]

anyone know captain joe? i swear that is his keyrign

[@whp1337]

i dont see any advantage in normal riding! So why would you change it just for riding arround?

[@ChaosCauses]

For the reasons I mentioned in the video, positive gear change feeling, less false neutrals, more natural gear changes under braking and acceleration or maybe just for some good old fun.

[@CringeBastard]

Just like moped, up to downshift down to upshift

[@ChaosCauses]

Exactly!

[@ChromeFusion]

Come across this video because I wanted to change to gp shift on my CBR125R. Guess not 😂

[@ChaosCauses]

Lol I remember this disappointed too!

[@ChromeFusion]

I’m pretty sure the cbr is the only Bike I’ve come across that can’t do it 😂. Oh well I’ll be doing my big Bike test in January

[@AstoundingAmelia]

If only my gearbox allowed it *Sulks in Hyosung*

[@hunter-uj9wn]

I also live in south afrika

[@brijeshbthebigb]

you must be popular 😁

[@rubberduckyy5098]

What if I start on a Gp shift though? Lol

[@mistirion4929]

I don't gp shift because I've got no license to ride my bike :/ but I'll try it out on my rc 390 when I have it

[@ChaosCauses]

Lol it's worth a shot when you get a licence!

[@mistirion4929]

Chaos Causes ok, yesterday I checked if it was possible, sadly my ktm don't want to (I can't just flip the shifter on the other side). It has to wait until it's possible but I'll remember it :)

[@imsumesh8123]

I want to buy your bike 😅😁😍

[@Para-ni5lx]

i’ll try GP

[@RockabillyRambler]

Just get floor boards and heel to shifter! Only $7000 from kuryaken....

[@ChaosCauses]

Hahah would look good on a sport bike!

[@RockabillyRambler]

Chaos Causes trolled my boss once, put saddle bags, winsheild and a cup holder on his wr450..... insta cruiser!

[@agungbagus8059]

how many subs did he have?

[@ChaosCauses]

I think he had almost 5000

[@agungbagus8059]

why no subs count?

[@agungbagus8059]

great video as always

[@ChaosCauses]

People are discouraged to subscribe when they see how few subs I have

[@agungbagus8059]

ooo okayy loves your video and your bike

[@Corneilus123]

He sounds a foreign person who was born in Texas

[@ChaosCauses]

Lol I wish, that would be way better than a South African accent!

[@mohamadamierasyraf5976]

Have you ever ride moped?

[@ChaosCauses]

Does a CBR 125 count?

[@mohamadamierasyraf5976]

Chaos Causes 😂. But what i mean is, if youve ever ride a moped, it is exactly gp shift minus the hand clutch. And in my country especially, most people's first bike is that abd then gradually upgrading to more powerful bike.

[@ChaosCauses]

Lol then you can clearly tell I never have!

[@brijeshbthebigb]

in india we have FAZER

[@tomrumruai8612]

Voice crack at 3:13

[@chicagor6700]

No Yamaha R6 should go GP shiftless. Normal shifting is for gixxers my guy not for race bikes like an R6.

[@motomartin9953]

So sad I didnt get the first comment.😂

[@ChaosCauses]

Lol I'm sure you'll get it next video!

[@Keka-vg3ut]

Why use gp shift if you dont need it Seriously Someone Not riding balls to the Walls just doesnt need it

[@franklinwilkerson2061]

RACE SHIFT!!! Not "GP" shift.

[@xrichNJ]

4 days is not long enough for it to become second nature. ride your bike for 2 years every day in gp and then try going back. you will make a hash of it.

[@ChaosCauses]

That's a bit long for a video... I was also comfortable after 4 days and the point is to be able to ride bikes in both setups not to make a hash of it.