How to Learn the Methods and Techniques of Riding a Motorcycle
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First, familiarize yourself with the motorcycle. Get on and adjust to it, checking the brakes, clutch, transmission, and other functional parts. Start the motorcycle, gently apply the throttle to prevent stalling, and hold the clutch without releasing it. Shift into gear. For beginners, it's best to start in first gear. After shifting, apply the throttle and release the clutch to complete the motorcycle's start, then gradually get a feel for it.
When I first started learning to ride a motorcycle, I paid special attention to safety protection, believing that wearing a helmet and reflective clothing was essential. Finding an experienced coach or enrolling in a course at a driving school was very helpful. I started by learning basic operations, such as how to start the engine, control the clutch, and brakes. I chose an open practice area, like a parking lot, to repeatedly ride in a straight line to practice balance, avoiding the rush to hit the road. In case of a fall, knowing how to protect myself correctly was crucial. Learning basic skills, including leaning the body when turning, the timing of gear shifting, and starting on a slope, all required patience. After each practice session, I checked the bike's condition to ensure the tires were properly inflated and the oil was sufficient. Persisting through it all, I discovered the endless joy of riding.
