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Paddle Shift



  Ph1 172
I was pondering earlier how possible it would be to create your own paddleshift system. I came to the conclusion that with only limited knowledge and resoures the only way that might be possible would be with a bike box and obviously running a bike engine.
So would this be possible?
Was thinking you could have 2 hydraulic lines running off each paddle, on one side one line would push the gearbox linkage (don't know what bikers call there shifter) up a gear and on the other down a gear. Then each would have a line which operated the clutch (obviously the clutch would have to disconnect earlier into the shift that the gear engage, so this would have to be kept in mind.
If you were to use hydraulic lines as above you would obviously need something on the end of the line turning your 2cm of movement into enough to engage the next gear, so what would you use?
Alternativly would it just be easier to make the shifting electronic with actuators and what not? and leave the clutch to hydraulic But I assume this would use alot of battery power??
Feel free to rip me apart as I'd like to know why and how things wouldn't work, it just seems like it would be quite simple (compared to actually doing the bike conversion that people do to some hot hatches)
Tom
 


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