摩托车换档及刹车技巧（Motorcycle gear shift and brake skills）.docVIP

摩托车换档及刹车技巧（Motorcycle gear shift and brake skills） Motorcycle gear shift and brake skills 1, pull the clutch, into the block or back gear, put the clutch, refueling, easy to complete the movement of the shift, the correct habit of movement is the first action of your rookie. 2, the use of the correct file pull, remember, is not sometimes on the curve will feel as if not enough of the fear of stability, and sometimes I do not know how things smooth...... If you stop at that time is to provide sufficient torque response when you tire has very good traction, so when the change will make you feel smooth and comfortable, on the contrary, the file number is wrong, and no tire traction reaction enough, so in the same the corners, will have the distinct feeling. As far as the skills on the curve are concerned, there are other matters to note. As far as this chapter is concerned, I hope you will know what kind of gear you are using! 3, how to change gears, from low gear to high gear. In general, we in the shift when the action is pull clutch lever, the left foot is stepped down after pick up or gear, back clutch lever, refueling, such is not wrong, but if we want to take a more positive attitude to face, such a practice is outdated. You may have this experience, and after riding the same type of car friends some of the contest, even if the initial lead, also in the medium after being in the lead, this is why? Recall that your gear shift is not the same as previously stated. If so, what is the speed of the engine when the clutch lever is pulled up? It is a sharp fall. When your engine revs from the low point it starts to climb, you grab the clutch because you want to change gears, and then slide...... When the engine speed has been repeated this fall, fall, climb, climb half, with a positive attitude will shift Knight right early dump you so far. Therefore, even if you dont use the clutch rod in the shift, and the way to shift to skills it is feasible, you dont need to bother