How to Shift Gears on a Motorcycle: Step-by-Step Guide for 1st to 3rd Gear

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LaJune
07/29/25 7:06pm
Motorcycle gear shifting method is as follows: 1. Always start shifting from low gears. After the motorcycle starts moving, shift to higher or lower gears according to actual road conditions. 2. Avoid giving throttle while shifting (to prevent engine racing and loud noise). When upshifting from low to high gears, accelerate to match the speed with the target gear. Once speed is achieved, quickly pull the clutch, shift gears (prefer higher gears when possible without lugging), then promptly release the clutch. 3. The key to smooth shifting lies in coordinating throttle and clutch timing. Maintain constant speed by using higher gears at lower RPMs, which requires gradual practice. 4. For starting, use low gears (1st or 2nd). Maintain throttle at 2000-3000 RPM while slowly releasing the left clutch - neither too fast nor too slow. Hold halfway, then smoothly increase right-hand throttle. After moving several meters, gradually release the clutch completely to minimize stalling risk.
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