The BEST way to prevent crashing.....grab that CLUTCH. Think of the clutch as a panic switch....a temporary On/Off switch. Trust me....you NEED to train your left hand to Squeeze immediately.....Because as a new rider, your gut reaction is to YANK the throttle, Trust me.....you will catch yourself doing it......if you squeeze the Clutch first, the Throttle element is taken Out......you don't crash....you just steer and Brake.
many thanks , i needed that , meron bang ,segunda mana , honda or kawasaki , for sale , pls tx or call us asap , docs.google.com/document/d/1LI9Qms7tZWqe6xQn_rvU-YLBo9X6cBk3FPs5INlos8o/edit#heading=h.odjqpq68cmry
Just wanted to say THANK YOU for this video! Really helped me get the hang of taking off. I stalled so many times when I first hopped on the bike before watching this video. I got on it today and took off without any problems. I am a first time rider..obviously. Here's to other first time riders! Thanks again.
+Super Poptropican *closer look a profile picture* woa what are you doing here also? lmao jk. with that speed you don't need to learn how to ride a motorcycle (You probably wouldn't have enough money in the bank account after that purchase lmao)
@@theyoutubeguy1 what does him riding a low displacement bike have to do with whether or not he knows what hes talking about? pretty much everything he's said are the same things you learn in an official MSF course.
I'm looking to get back on a bike after a 35 year gap! I still miss my 1976 kawasaki z650 and that bike buzz. I'm sure when I do get back on the road I will enjoy it. Watching these excellent videos I haven't forgotten too much.
Best channel for beginners to learn how to ride. He gives a small amount of information in each video so he doesn't overwhelm the newbie. Must say thats a wonderful teaching strategy.
This is the first video i watched 5 years ago to learn about the motorcycle basics .. ninja 650 2014 was my 1st bike .. now i own gsxr 750 .. cheers up man :)
My parents have bought me a CBR 150 but I didn't even know how to ride it 😂 thanks for teaching me the basics, at least I'll know where to start. Subbed !
If you guys would it have been my Math teacher, I would it have been an astronaut by now haha. Thanks for the video. Wish you guys safety out there, and to all of those that learned the basics with this video. Warm regards from Costa Rica dudes
+fabian mora Every time i see someone with impeccable grammar and orthography, i just know they can't be english or USA citizens. Saludos desde Argentina!
+Joaking saludos caballero! ¿Sabe? lo mismo opino al leer otros comentarios, en especial otro idioma. Wow, Argentina, que belleza, la magia del internet! Cuídese mucho amigo si tiene moto, y si no tiene, pues debería tener, el sentir el viento en la cara... El sol... La lluvia... Uf no tiene precio
fabian acabo de comprar una moto, estoy en el arduo proceso de aprenderla, ya hoy me di el primer golpe jajajaja. Por ahora es por mera necesidad de transporte pero seguro voy a terminar llevandola. Que hermoso debe ser donde vos vivis, Argentina es linda pero le falta playa tropical.
Well I would definitely like to emphasize not starting on a supersport 600cc bike, for the exact reason of throttle control that you had a problem with. See, with a 250r or 650r, that mistake would have been a minor slip-up compared to what you experienced with your bike... but congratulations on keeping it upright.
Awesome video man. Taking a safety course that starts tomorrow so I'm trying to learn as much as I can before the course. I've never ridden a bike. This video made me a bit more confident in myself. Again, awesome video for us beginners!
Please, if you want to learn how to ride a motorcycle, take a Basic Riders Course. Not only will you then know all that is wrong with this video, but you will also make life a lot safer for your self and everybody else that you will share the road with.
+Petr Novak True. this video is more of a supplementary kind. people don't just search videos on RUclips and start learning driving. they will come here out of curiosity after having ridden the bike at least once.
May be a stupid question, I don't know. But why is neutral in between 1st and 2nd and not at the bottom? I assume it is like this for all/majority of bikes...
Dhito Putranto thanks buddy! I originally thought it might be due to some technical reason but there is a video by DodgeRider that explains it in some detail I think.
ppl are hating because you dont have any gear on and didnt say anything about wearing gear and i get it but in regards to the mechanics of 1st gear and getting it rolling this video is really helpful for beginners so thank you...
Sorry for the mistake! What he meant to say was the front brake supplies around 70% stopping power and the rear brake gives about 30%. Meaning the front brakes will stop the bike a lot faster.
Raman Ramlingam this is true - took my 125 out for the first time and almost dropped the thing as i turned coz the bike violently stalled as I did so. Tricky business....
Just let clutch out to the bite then keep pulling clutch in and out slowly with some revvs different cc need different amounts of throttle. Soon you will get the hang of it.
Liked this review best one yet. Thank you. Wearing gloves helmet gear is all an obvious common sense so I wanted a video that would demonstrate the actual shift of gear and how the foot works so this video went straight into riding which was what i wanted, tha k you guys.
I am turning 16 next month and will be getting my license. How long does it take to get comfortable riding a bike? Is it like riding a bicycle? But with an engine?...
Comfortable, depends on the person. But once you feel comfortable, that's when in my opinion, it becomes a bit more dangerous. It's easy to get yourself in to a situation that you don't want to be in because you want to open the throttle and feel the full power of your bike :)
BoneJunkie holy crap yet. This guy gets it... listen to him. Happened to me. Got comfy and went for a lane split. I quickly realized I didn't want to be there anymore when a car closed the gap. Ass hole... i Forgot everything I knew about riding.. nothing happened but it felt too close for me. You always need to be on your toes bro.
i've only ever road around a car park but I thought it would be similar to a bike but it feels different, you can feel the power, even your leg positions are different and honestly its like nothing else
For the most part it seems just like a manual transmission car, just the gear shifting in a different. Really cool to learn the basics on how to ride a manual bike. Been somewhat interested in these types of bikes since I was little.
Yup! These guys, though well intended, are not proper teachers and certainly not professionals. For example I heard the rider state to use the rear breake "30% of the TIME, and the front brake 70% of the TIME"...this is completely misleading. Of course most will know he meant the fronts perform 70% of the braking while the rears provide 30%. That's not the same meaning as what was stated and new learner will misunderstand. When learning how to drive any motor vehicle, they always recommend getting professional teachers because friends & family will only pass on their bad habits to the learner, putting them at risk as well as other road users.
Thanks to your friend for mentioning the whiskey throttle... pay attention new riders! That is exactly what I did I crashed andbroke my big toe.. was out of work over 2 months... just getting used to going on bike again... I flew across a lot hit a curb and the bike was stuck on top of me...
Because of riding his bike 5 mph? If he falls it would be called "dropping the bike" instead of "crashing the bike". Not even my driving school instructor was wearing a helmet when he explained that stuff to me...go to a monastery
Really, your supposedly teaching how to ride a bike while wearing shots and a t-shirt with just sneakers on? What happened to wearing protective gear and talking about that?
Peter Ballantine natural selection if you dont realise that you should be wearing protective gear when riding a completly exposed motorised vehicle for the first time then youre not really smart enough to live in this world
Haha... thanks Nochill I got that but don't believe in "non rude" insults (kind of an oxymoron). I was questioning him to make him feel dumb. Dumb for commenting on someone else's video. A video that took some degree of time and effort to make for the educational benefit of others. Judging by his avatar the guy should close his mouth and not be so quick to criticize others when he isn't offering anything better (for the benefit of others).
I guess they you never learned how to wear the proper gear when riding. You just want to recommend to your viewers to attend the MSF course, there they will learn from qualified instructor who teach by example. You also are giving poor instruction about neutral, leave instruction to those who are qualified because you are clearly not.
Good job guys. I like how you focused on the controls and even though its obvious the person giving the presentation is experienced...you covered the very basic stuff.
My friend offered for me to use his bike to practice once I get the written test done but I’m so scared that either I crash and damage his bike or I crash and get hurt myself. Thanks for making this video to slowly introduce people to it.
Looking to get a bike in the next two years and get my license prior with alot of pratice and coaching. Interesting how you gear a motorcycle. Much simplier to me than a car.
I tried to ride for the first time this weekend and sure enough...whiskey throttle 😞 haha but I'm going to try it till I get it down. Thank you for tips!
RUclips wasn't in existence when i had to learn how to ride a bike first and my biggest challenge was getting the bike in motion from first gear and getting the clutch release right.
I am riding an Apache 150 and the gear change is pushing down instead of pulling up. but I cannot seem to figure if the gear has changed or not and end up changing it twice to third. also the bike sometimes cough up while gear changing and stop. can you suggest ways to prevent them
sorry for my english. i have question. if u already on 6 gear and you having so fast and you want to slow down what will you do? does you need to down your gear while breaking slowly?
Хобби
The BEST way to prevent crashing.....grab that CLUTCH. Think of the clutch as a panic switch....a temporary On/Off switch. Trust me....you NEED to train your left hand to Squeeze immediately.....Because as a new rider, your gut reaction is to YANK the throttle, Trust me.....you will catch yourself doing it......if you squeeze the Clutch first, the Throttle element is taken Out......you don't crash....you just steer and Brake.
Mike Fu but then the engine braking component is taken out of the equation.
many thanks , i needed that , meron bang ,segunda mana , honda or kawasaki , for sale , pls tx or call us asap , docs.google.com/document/d/1LI9Qms7tZWqe6xQn_rvU-YLBo9X6cBk3FPs5INlos8o/edit#heading=h.odjqpq68cmry
Mike Fu I’m lest handed....
Bout to get my license in a couple weeks and can tell whiskey throttling is gonna be a challenge at first
Very Very Very good info. Pull clutch b4 doin anything.
I learned to drive a bike from this video,now can't figure out how to stop,still riding
Junaid Khan did you fall
you just use brake slowly..and put your leg down to the land..sorry..my english quite bad..
Just ride down the road next to parked cars - eventually someone will be kind enough to blindly open their door into the road to help slow you down.
Junaid Khan it is junaid khan why you saw video so I unliked you
yep, you got it right LOL
shout out to the cameraman who tried to follow the bike by running. good job. because of you, i can now ride bike with clutches
Just wanted to say THANK YOU for this video! Really helped me get the hang of taking off. I stalled so many times when I first hopped on the bike before watching this video. I got on it today and took off without any problems. I am a first time rider..obviously. Here's to other first time riders! Thanks again.
@Moto 90 don't be a dick
Yes now I can finally fulfill my lifetime dream of being in a biker gang
Ironic that you have a lowrider pic. Lol
+Super Poptropican lmao. Drivers can be dreamers man... Also it's just a car I saw at a NY auto show. Just a '58 Cadillac.
+Super Poptropican *closer look a profile picture* woa what are you doing here also? lmao jk. with that speed you don't need to learn how to ride a motorcycle (You probably wouldn't have enough money in the bank account after that purchase lmao)
ikr same
The one basic rule of riding a motorcycle you forgot to say was make sure you have the gear you need to protect your whole body from head to toes
Ronin DarkLion this video is obviously not about that
Ronin DarkLion He is an amateur - he is not qualified - go to a certified motorcycle
safety school - he does not know how to instruct a beginner
malthus101 Exactly. It should be.
Taking advice from a 125 rider.
@@theyoutubeguy1 what does him riding a low displacement bike have to do with whether or not he knows what hes talking about? pretty much everything he's said are the same things you learn in an official MSF course.
I'm looking to get back on a bike after a 35 year gap! I still miss my 1976 kawasaki z650 and that bike buzz. I'm sure when I do get back on the road I will enjoy it. Watching these excellent videos I haven't forgotten too much.
Literally this video helped me to learn and thanks to the creator. Watching this after 8y of posting 😍
Me too @200
@@tagaramdavidmartin5679 🤝😌
Me too.
Haha 🤣 me too I just got a husqvarna svartpillen 701 bcus I'm tired of my pcx 125 my first chainsaw bike 😁
After watching this I feel I could get around my concern about clutch and gear changing. Very nicely explained.
Jesus Christ thank you so much, this was the most informative and concise straight to the point video I've found after looking for a week.
Best channel for beginners to learn how to ride. He gives a small amount of information in each video so he doesn't overwhelm the newbie. Must say thats a wonderful teaching strategy.
This is the first video i watched 5 years ago to learn about the motorcycle basics .. ninja 650 2014 was my 1st bike .. now i own gsxr 750 .. cheers up man :)
Finally someone that did a tutorial thats not in there POV.
Thanks for the video bros.
As a beginner this is the best tutorial I have watched. Thank you!
My parents have bought me a CBR 150 but I didn't even know how to ride it 😂 thanks for teaching me the basics, at least I'll know where to start. Subbed !
Top marks for teaching how to ride a bike. I've seen many video your the 1st person who covered everything well done.
If you guys would it have been my Math teacher, I would it have been an astronaut by now haha. Thanks for the video. Wish you guys safety out there, and to all of those that learned the basics with this video. Warm regards from Costa Rica dudes
This compliment is amazing
+fabian mora Every time i see someone with impeccable grammar and orthography, i just know they can't be english or USA citizens. Saludos desde Argentina!
+Joaking saludos caballero! ¿Sabe? lo mismo opino al leer otros comentarios, en especial otro idioma. Wow, Argentina, que belleza, la magia del internet! Cuídese mucho amigo si tiene moto, y si no tiene, pues debería tener, el sentir el viento en la cara... El sol... La lluvia... Uf no tiene precio
+Nicholas Mathis hope you are going great! Be safe out there dude. Do you have a bike?
fabian acabo de comprar una moto, estoy en el arduo proceso de aprenderla, ya hoy me di el primer golpe jajajaja. Por ahora es por mera necesidad de transporte pero seguro voy a terminar llevandola. Que hermoso debe ser donde vos vivis, Argentina es linda pero le falta playa tropical.
First time riding a motorcycle like this. Its actually awesome. I love it 😀
you donkey
I watched this video before my first ride lesson last week, this helped a lot! Many thanks!
Picking up my ninja 250r this weekend and gotta say these videos are a very well explained for people learning to ride a bike. Thanks
this is the most helpful video I could find thank you so much
Well I would definitely like to emphasize not starting on a supersport 600cc bike, for the exact reason of throttle control that you had a problem with. See, with a 250r or 650r, that mistake would have been a minor slip-up compared to what you experienced with your bike... but congratulations on keeping it upright.
Thank you guys, this is a great video, I'll go and look at your rest. Well done and thanks for being kind enough to share them!
Thanks for the video. Great point for first time riders not to give it too much gas when you are starting off in first gear. Thanks again!
I like your video better because you get straight to the point.
I liked it, simple and up close visual review
the close up visual review was what was missing from other videos
Awesome video man. Taking a safety course that starts tomorrow so I'm trying to learn as much as I can before the course. I've never ridden a bike. This video made me a bit more confident in myself. Again, awesome video for us beginners!
You are the best teacher,I easily understood yours than other ones
can't wait to get bike
Me too man, I'm getting my permit in a few days
Same! I'm trying to get a CBR 600RR
+TheCoolStuffHD is the permit hard?
xNIKE POWERx I've never had a bike before or a permit. :( I'm just trying to get the bike first and then get all the other stuff done.
Rajib Rahman
Please, if you want to learn how to ride a motorcycle, take a Basic Riders Course. Not only will you then know all that is wrong with this video, but you will also make life a lot safer for your self and everybody else that you will share the road with.
+Petr Novak True. this video is more of a supplementary kind. people don't just search videos on RUclips and start learning driving. they will come here out of curiosity after having ridden the bike at least once.
Thank you guys I am going to see my daughter this week and I want to teach her how to ride my bike so this video will give her a head up. peace out.
Thank you thank you! It helps a lot for person like me who doesnt have any idea about motorcycles.
May be a stupid question, I don't know. But why is neutral in between 1st and 2nd and not at the bottom? I assume it is like this for all/majority of bikes...
Michael Murphy safety reasons, its prevent you from shifting to neutral accidentally, sorry for my bad english
Dhito Putranto thanks buddy! I originally thought it might be due to some technical reason but there is a video by DodgeRider that explains it in some detail I think.
I ride motorcycles for 6 years and I can't give you an answer
How to ride a bike basically seat in there
This is ALL new to me yet you've done excellent explaining
I like how they explained it very clear and direct. 🙌🏼👍🏼
1st tip should be to put on ride appropriate gear; helmet and gloves at least! No shorts and sunglasses. Stay safe people and ride tomorrow!
>first time motorcycle riding
>no mention of helmet or proper gear
>Not wearing any protection
Come on dude
ppl are hating because you dont have any gear on and didnt say anything about wearing gear and i get it but in regards to the mechanics of 1st gear and getting it rolling this video is really helpful for beginners so thank you...
Nicely explained.. I was looking for video like this for weeks.. Finely found.. Thanks bro
What do you mean by 'Use the rear brake 30% of the time, and front brake 70% of the time'?
Awesome video dude...
Sorry for the mistake! What he meant to say was the front brake supplies around 70% stopping power and the rear brake gives about 30%. Meaning the front brakes will stop the bike a lot faster.
Becuz front brake is dangerous. If you get excited and press it hard . You'll make a flip
eren yuksel with an ABS system you will never flip on a bike because it will not block the wheel,
GrandpaBambu use both but use rear brake first and then front brake
use front brake at high speed is't good idea
can you explain how to handle clutch while turning bike cause thats the dificult part !
Raman Ramlingam this is true - took my 125 out for the first time and almost dropped the thing as i turned coz the bike violently stalled as I did so. Tricky business....
malthus101 Haha same here mate, I was so embarrased.
I still can't wait to jump on it again.
Just let clutch out to the bite then keep pulling clutch in and out slowly with some revvs different cc need different amounts of throttle. Soon you will get the hang of it.
Liked this review best one yet. Thank you. Wearing gloves helmet gear is all an obvious common sense so I wanted a video that would demonstrate the actual shift of gear and how the foot works so this video went straight into riding which was what i wanted, tha k you guys.
Thnks . I'm 14 . I know how ride it but before learned how to ride it . I saw these videos that were so bad . You Explained It Nice to People .
are all bikes with clutches the same?
I imagine the principle is the same, clutch, gear, gas. I am no expert though.
I am turning 16 next month and will be getting my license. How long does it take to get comfortable riding a bike?
Is it like riding a bicycle? But with an engine?...
An engine with gears and a clutch.
Comfortable, depends on the person. But once you feel comfortable, that's when in my opinion, it becomes a bit more dangerous. It's easy to get yourself in to a situation that you don't want to be in because you want to open the throttle and feel the full power of your bike :)
BoneJunkie And that is the main reason my father is disagreeing with my decision.
BoneJunkie holy crap yet. This guy gets it... listen to him. Happened to me. Got comfy and went for a lane split. I quickly realized I didn't want to be there anymore when a car closed the gap. Ass hole... i Forgot everything I knew about riding.. nothing happened but it felt too close for me. You always need to be on your toes bro.
i've only ever road around a car park but I thought it would be similar to a bike but it feels different, you can feel the power, even your leg positions are different and honestly its like nothing else
Excellent tutorial. I liked the graphic used for explaining the step locations for gear shifting.
For the most part it seems just like a manual transmission car, just the gear shifting in a different. Really cool to learn the basics on how to ride a manual bike. Been somewhat interested in these types of bikes since I was little.
"Sweet Spot" = Friction Zone
YEAH ALSO YOU CAN LEARN WHAT NOT TO DO WITH THIS MAN
Yup! These guys, though well intended, are not proper teachers and certainly not professionals. For example I heard the rider state to use the rear breake "30% of the TIME, and the front brake 70% of the TIME"...this is completely misleading. Of course most will know he meant the fronts perform 70% of the braking while the rears provide 30%. That's not the same meaning as what was stated and new learner will misunderstand.
When learning how to drive any motor vehicle, they always recommend getting professional teachers because friends & family will only pass on their bad habits to the learner, putting them at risk as well as other road users.
this is so helpful and simple, best tutorial ive seen, thanks!
Hey bud, im buying a cross kxd 125 im so excited! I used this tutorial to try my friends bike and i rode it thanks so much mste you just earned a sub
Hey...! Kids 1st u got to wear some protective gears then talk....
Kill switch is for emergency purposes only? After I heard that, I turned your video off right away.
yet still had time to comment...
Sebastian F. Couldn't pass this ridiculousness by. It's like a train wreck!
And how does your video play out?
kill switch is for emergency's hence the name, however you can use it to turn off the bike,
MSF teaches thumb and key everytime you turn the bike off
Thanks to your friend for mentioning the whiskey throttle... pay attention new riders! That is exactly what I did I crashed andbroke my big toe.. was out of work over 2 months... just getting used to going on bike again... I flew across a lot hit a curb and the bike was stuck on top of me...
Thank you for your help and advice!
How to ride a bike,NO GLOVES,NO HELMET,NO BOOTS,NO PANTS AND NO BRAINS.
+Jadugar Kubani Idiot,you won't have any hands if you come off.
This is a terrible video.
But he has got the skills to ride
He is not riding that fast 😕
William where's ur bike, helmet, gloves,pants, boots n Brain? N shut up
maximum squiddage
Because of riding his bike 5 mph? If he falls it would be called "dropping the bike" instead of "crashing the bike". Not even my driving school instructor was wearing a helmet when he explained that stuff to me...go to a monastery
Yes! Finally! A freaking demo and chart! Thank you!!!
take the course its fun, exclusive, and you learn everything you need. Best weekend i ever had
Really, your supposedly teaching how to ride a bike while wearing shots and a t-shirt with just sneakers on? What happened to wearing protective gear and talking about that?
***** personally i think for a beginner..regardless of those..safety should have been the number one priority..
Safety should always be number one.
Peter Ballantine natural selection
if you dont realise that you should be wearing protective gear when riding a completly exposed motorised vehicle for the first time then youre not really smart enough to live in this world
id rather wear jeans, gloves , and a t shirt and get a few scratches. not have a heat stroke
id rather wear jeans, gloves , and a t shirt and get a few scratches. not have a heat stroke
congratulations on showing people ho wto ride a motorcycle in shorts and t-shirt with no protection whatsoever!
loved your explanation about the first and neutral gear
Thats a awesome video good job.got on my bike for the first time ever and just by watching your video it help a lot.
Also, pick out some khaki shorts and a tee shirt. No need for gloves or a helmet Squid.
what's a "helmet Squid?"
+moosa86 I think he meant: helmet, squid as in using squid as a non rude insult
Haha... thanks Nochill I got that but don't believe in "non rude" insults (kind of an oxymoron). I was questioning him to make him feel dumb. Dumb for commenting on someone else's video. A video that took some degree of time and effort to make for the educational benefit of others. Judging by his avatar the guy should close his mouth and not be so quick to criticize others when he isn't offering anything better (for the benefit of others).
I guess they you never learned how to wear the proper gear when riding. You just want to recommend to your viewers to attend the MSF course, there they will learn from qualified instructor who teach by example. You also are giving poor instruction about neutral, leave instruction to those who are qualified because you are clearly not.
just got approved for my new xt-250.have never driven before.....will practice first gear as you said.thanks
Thanks! Was thinking of getting a bike and this vid helped a lot. 😁 Still have the goosebumps though 😄
No safety gear, disgraceful!
Thanks for the vid! Makes me feel a lot better about my riding classes!
Good job guys. I like how you focused on the controls and even though its obvious the person giving the presentation is experienced...you covered the very basic stuff.
Also noticed the extra effort on the graphics for the gears. Super helpful for those who've never seen it before.
My friend offered for me to use his bike to practice once I get the written test done but I’m so scared that either I crash and damage his bike or I crash and get hurt myself. Thanks for making this video to slowly introduce people to it.
Thanks so much bro...Now I gotted how to drive bike...thanks
This video was more helpful than I thought it would be
You made it so easy for me to understand. Thanks for the video.
Sweet heavens, this was perfect. Thank you.
Looking to get a bike in the next two years and get my license prior with alot of pratice and coaching. Interesting how you gear a motorcycle. Much simplier to me than a car.
i watch this vid in 2017 but when i was 13 i stared riding a dt125 then it worked thank u
I tried to ride for the first time this weekend and sure enough...whiskey throttle 😞 haha but I'm going to try it till I get it down. Thank you for tips!
Truer words have never been spoken. Thumbs up.
Big support for the biginners an easy way to study.
Thanks for posting this vid. Trying to learn all I can
I am just starting to ride. Great video. Thanks bro
Thanks for the tips. As a suggestion I would say that tips as how to sit or not to put all your weight on front are also important.
great video. very clear and straight foward
simple and easy just remembering the basics again
Excellent! Great job guys.
Thank you so much guy u explained better ❤
RUclips wasn't in existence when i had to learn how to ride a bike first and my biggest challenge was getting the bike in motion from first gear and getting the clutch release right.
In UK before you can legally ride a bike on the road, you must complete CBT, Compulsory Basic Training, it is a pretty comprehensive days course.
LOVED this! Thank you
I'm going to try this with the bike i seen on Craigslist :) wish me luck the guys on the way with it on his truck
I am riding an Apache 150 and the gear change is pushing down instead of pulling up. but I cannot seem to figure if the gear has changed or not and end up changing it twice to third. also the bike sometimes cough up while gear changing and stop. can you suggest ways to prevent them
Been thinking about getting a bike...great video! thanks for posting
this is the most awesome tut ever !!!
sorry for my english. i have question. if u already on 6 gear and you having so fast and you want to slow down what will you do? does you need to down your gear while breaking slowly?
Thanks so much for the vid, it really helped.
I learn a lot from this video.
if youre in first and you keep shifting down(assuming the bike doesn't display current gear) what happens?
This video was super helpful thanks a ton you guys!