How to Operate the Gear Shifting on a Rotary Gear Motorcycle?

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SanSabrina
07/30/25 8:18am
Rotary gear motorcycle shifting steps are as follows: 1. With the gear in neutral, pull the clutch lever tight, shift into 1st gear, slightly increase the throttle while gently releasing the clutch lever. The process for shifting into 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th gears is the same. 2. When encountering a red light, pull the clutch lever and apply the brake, but avoid excessive force to prevent rear-end collisions. Maintain a distance of about 2 meters from the vehicle in front. 3. Shifting from high speed to low speed is similar to downshifting. Remember not to shift into low gear immediately when the vehicle is running at high speed, as this can damage the vehicle. 4. If the power is insufficient when climbing a slope, shift into a lower gear to gain enough strength for the climb. Avoid coasting in neutral when going downhill, as improper operation can easily lead to accidents.
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