When I'm dricing my car, I love to rev-match on the down shifts so the car doesn't buck and jerk crazy (and it saves the clutch).
On a motorcycle, is this behavior even more noticeable, or do you not need to bother blipping the throttle on the downshift?
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01-15-2009, 01:08 AM #1Senior Member
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Do you have to rev-match when downshifting a bike as much as you do in a car?
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