Why Does the Motorcycle Stall When Releasing the Clutch at Start?

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ElisaDella
07/29/25 4:10pm
Motorcycle stalling when releasing the clutch during gear start is mostly caused by inexperienced driving and poor coordination between the clutch and throttle. More practice can help. Practice method: While releasing the clutch, you should also apply the throttle. You can first slowly release the clutch. When you feel the bike is about to move forward, continue to release the clutch while applying the throttle. Proper coordination between the two will prevent stalling. The clutch should be released slowly, and the throttle should not be applied too much. When starting to practice, you can slightly increase the throttle first and then slowly release the clutch. This is something that is hard to explain clearly; it requires more experience and practice. Clutch issues: If you confirm that the driving method is correct but the motorcycle still stalls, it might be due to clutch problems or poor clutch separation caused by inferior engine oil.
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