BMW has taken a new step to make the motorcycle riding experience more comfortable and enjoyable. Acting with the motto “Simplify your ride”, German manufacturer BMW has developed a new automatic transmission assistant called Automated Shift Assistant (ASA). Here are the details…
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This system is a technical evolution of the BMW Motorrad Shift Assistant Pro. “two electromechanical actuators automate both clutch and gear shifting in the six-speed transmission” It is defined as a technology. To operate the clutch on motorcycles with the new system manual There is no need for an arm.
Starting, stopping and maneuvering become much easier with the automatic transmission assistant. This system provides a great advantage, especially in stressful driving conditions such as traffic congestion. By introducing this system, BMW honda And Yamaha It aims to take a competitive position in an area where manufacturers such as are working on similar solutions.
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Automatic transmission assistant offers drivers various options with different driving modes. In “D” modegears are shifted automatically depending on driving mode, engine speed, throttle position and inclination angle. in “M” mode The driver can change gear by using the gear lever in the classic way, but in this mode There is no need to use a clutch.
The system performs gear changes correctly, ensuring that the revs are within the maximum or minimum rev range. When the engine speed drops below the minimum speed depending on the gear, the gear is automatically downshifted, even in manual mode. The engine is prevented from stopping.
Automatic transmission assistant provides a smooth and comfortable ride. The jerks associated with a conventional manual clutch transmission are largely eliminated. This is a great advantage, especially in situations where constant gear shifting is required, such as on long journeys or in urban traffic.
The system also ensures that drivers use their hands less It also increases security because it requires it. It allows motorcycle riders to have a more comfortable riding experience without focusing on clutch and gear shifting. This can be especially appealing to riders who are new to motorcycles or experienced riders who prioritize comfort.
It is currently unknown when the new Automated Shift Assistant will be released and specifically on which models it will be used. However, it is not difficult to guess that this system will be included in BMW’s high-end motorcycle models.
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