Many aspiring motorcyclists admire the motorcycle's ability to shift gears easily and silently when racing on a dirt track. The impeccable technique of professional two-wheeled transport control makes inexperienced amateurs an irresistible desire to master it.
Instructions
Step 1
The fast and quiet shifting technique when shifting into upshifts while driving is easier for novice riders to master. The way to quickly switch is that while driving in a moderate style, before switching to an overdrive, the lever is half-force pressed down by the foot from the bottom up, and it is only necessary to slightly slow down the engine speed and slightly press the clutch lever with your hand, as the required stage will be immediately engaged in Checkpoint.
Step 2
As for the technique of effective gear shifting during intensive acceleration on a motorcycle, when the throttle in the carburetor is fully raised, then the upshift is carried out without pressing the clutch lever. It is enough to press the lever with your foot from below at the moment the engine develops its maximum crankshaft speed. Silent and smooth switching on of the next mode is guaranteed.
Step 3
More difficult to master is the technique of engaging low gears while driving. The difficulty lies in the fact that for a silent transition to a reduction stage, it is necessary to balance the engine speed with the gears of the gearbox, and the speed of engaging the required gear directly depends on the time spent on equalizing the torque in both units.
A high-speed transition to a downshift occurs using a technique popularly called "shifting with a re-gas".
Step 4
The key point of this method is as follows: while driving a motorcycle, the clutch is disengaged, and simultaneously with the inclusion of a lower gear, the engine speed increases sharply, after which the clutch lever is released. Similar actions are performed by a motorcyclist in a split second. If the engine crankshaft torque is insufficient when the transmission is connected, the motorcycle may slip sideways, which could result in the driver and passenger falling off it. Such an incident is often observed during training in driving a two-wheeled vehicle equipped with a powerful four-stroke engine.
