How to ride a Motorcycle under 12 Minutes | Full tutorial

in this Video we will learn how to ride a bike with safety tips and guide
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1. Put on motorcycle gear
When riding a motorcycle, there’s nothing separating you from your environment. This makes wearing the correct gear crucial for staying safe on the road. Here are the things you should equip[1]:
Helmet - Find a helmet designed for motorcycle riding that’s compliant with U.S. Department of Transportation regulations. Make sure it fits well and allows you to maintain your normal range of vision.
Eye and face protection - Goggles and a shatterproof face shield will protect your face from road debris and when you’re in a collision. When equipping your face protection, check that it fits securely and you can still see properly.
Clothing - Garments that cover most of your body, such as long pants and jackets, will provide the most protection. You’ll also want to supplement your clothing with gloves and over-ankle boots. Even with so much clothing, you should still be able to move without any restrictions.
2. Know all motorcycle controls and symbols
You won’t get very far on your motorcycle without knowing how to use each of its controls. While we have some of the basic motorcycle controls listed below, it’s a good idea to consult your owner’s manual for the specifics on operating your bike[2]:
Handlebars - Stationed at the front of the bike, the handlebars help you steer the bike.
Throttle - Located within the right handlebar, the throttle controls the speed of the bike. Speed up by rolling on the throttle (twisting it towards you); slow down by rolling off (twisting it away). When you let go, the throttle should spring back to its original position.
Front brake lever - The front brake lever is in front of the throttle on the right handlebar. Squeeze the lever to brake the front wheel.
Rear brake lever - The rear brake lever is by the right footrest. Press it down with your foot to apply the brake to the rear wheel.
Clutch - The clutch is on the left handlebar, opposite the front brake lever. You pull the clutch in order to change gears. The clutch is automatically engaged in its normal position. To disengage, just squeeze the clutch.
Shift lever - The shift lever is what actually changes the transmission’s gears. Located by the left footrest, you move the lever up and down with your foot to select the desired gear.
Ignition switch - The ignition switch turns the ignition system on or off. The ignition works in conjunction with the starter button to start the bike.
Starter - The starter button is what you use to start your bike after turning on the ignition. The starter is found on the right handlebar by the throttle.

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