What is the correct method for operating the right-hand throttle on a motorcycle?

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LaOlive
07/29/25 6:00pm
When starting, the movements of both hands should be coordinated. As the left hand gradually releases the clutch lever, the right hand should simultaneously increase the throttle. Whether the throttle control is properly coordinated can be judged by listening to the sound of the engine for appropriate operation.
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