How to Shift Gears on a Motorcycle?
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Motorcycle gear shifting operation method is as follows: 1. Start shifting from low gear, and then change to higher or lower gears based on actual road conditions after the motorcycle starts moving; 2. Do not throttle while shifting gears, otherwise the engine will rev and make loud noises. When shifting from low to high gear, accelerate by pressing the throttle to match the speed with the target gear. Once the speed is reached, quickly pull the clutch and shift gears. Use higher gears whenever possible as long as there is no gear dragging. Then quickly release the clutch. When starting the motorcycle, use low gear, stabilize the throttle at around 2000 to 3000 RPM, slowly release the left-hand clutch—not too fast or too slow—and hold it halfway. Combine this with smoothly increasing the right-hand throttle. After moving a few meters, gradually release the clutch completely to avoid stalling.