What are the motorcycle gear shifting techniques?

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Here is a detailed introduction to motorcycle gear shifting techniques: 1. Normal stopping: Release the throttle to utilize engine braking while applying the brakes and gradually downshifting. Pull in the clutch just before the motorcycle comes to a complete stop. For short stops like at traffic lights, keep the bike in first gear with the clutch disengaged to prevent stalling. If traveling below 30km/h, engage the clutch before braking to avoid engine damage and stalling. 2. Cornering deceleration: Before entering a corner, ease off the throttle to allow engine braking while gently applying the brakes. Once in the corner, avoid pulling in the clutch as losing rear wheel power can drastically reduce traction, potentially causing a skid. 3. Emergency braking: The braking sequence involves applying front brake, rear brake, and engine braking in that order. At higher speeds, the braking force distribution between front and rear wheels is typically 7:3, while at very high speeds it may be 8:2 or 9:1, adjustable as needed.