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Originally Posted by RH77
So, will the electric DeLorean go 88 MPH? 
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Ya, but it needs 1.21 Gigawatts of power...
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Originally Posted by jazzie604
I think most bikes have "dog" cut gears, and are designed to be shifted with out the clutch. Cars are designed to be shifted with the clutch...
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I believe all manual transmissions use dog teeth since shifting is done by engaging a gear through sliding collars splined to an input/output shaft.
All manual transmissions (that I know of) are designed to be used with a clutch. Motorcycle transmissions usually don't use synchros, so technically the driver must double clutch when deccelerating. I don't know why motorcycle transmissions are more forgiving, but since double-clutching is a pain, most just shift higher gears clutchless (which increases wear).
- LostCause