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How to Shift a Rotary Gear Transmission?

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VanJuniper

08/27/25 8:37am

The neutral position N of a rotary gear transmission is located between 1st gear and 5th gear. You can directly shift from 5th gear to neutral by pressing down, then move into 1st gear. In contrast, the neutral position of an international standard transmission is between 1st gear and 2nd gear. To shift into neutral, you can either gently pull up slightly from 1st gear or lightly press down from 2nd gear. The same operation applies when downshifting during deceleration, which means gradually shifting down as you slow down.

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ElizaMarie

09/09/25 7:17am

The shifting pattern on a rotary gear motorcycle works like this: Press down for 1st gear, lift up to 2nd gear, lift again to 3rd gear, and once more to 4th gear. At this point, lifting once more will shift to neutral. From neutral, pressing down again returns to 1st gear, completing a circular cycle. When starting, hold the brake and ignite in neutral. For a smooth start, directly shift to 1st gear. Beginners should especially develop the habit of finding neutral when parking; otherwise, the bike might lurch upon the next start. When shifting gears, avoid being too forceful—just lightly tap the gear lever with your foot to find the rhythmic click sensation.

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