How to use a Motorcycle Clutch! | Explained Simply!

Many worry or struggle with using a motorcycle clutch however, it is really not that hard with a few tips!

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[trevor]

Not everyone was made to be a teacher. You! My friend are just that! 😎 Perfect explanation easy enough for anyone ❤👏bravo. I been trying to find what I was doing wrong for soo long through soo many videos and you just cleared it up in one shot concerning the feathering. Thanks a million 🍻

[ebonesolitasunshine]

Woo!! New rider here! I watched a TON of videos about clutch control but the way you explained it just *clicked* for me! It was my 2nd time on my bike today and I only stalled once! (Compared to my 1st time when I actually stalled every 20 seconds.)
Thank you!!

[andytang]

OMG this is so much easier other people explaining is like clutch is so complicated and you have to do this and that but this one is so much easier to understand 😭

[veggoy]

I am currently taking my A1 liscense and on my first driving lesson my teacher overcomplicated it, and i kind of had to learn the clutch on my own. But this was the perfect explanation of how the clutch works!🎉

[davidsjenkins]

It's a good video to watch. The Best way to get use to a clutch is to practise off road and check wear the bitting point this could be different on every motorcycle pending on wear and tear I could be wrong but practice is key off road would be a good place to start

[timsyoutube]

For anyone who wants a concise explanation.

Pull clutch in, rev bike to red line and just let go of the clutch.

[edgarcabatingan]

Thank you Spicy 110 very important for me, I'm learning to how used the clutch, thank you for your vlog tutorial.

[redandrosie]

I just passed my mot today after watching this video it helped sooo much thank you 😊

[Ridewithjaz]

new rider here! thank you so much for this, it's helped!

[SarahArnold-ep]

This video out of all the ones on here is definitely the best 👍

[barrycarruthers]

Wow, brilliant tutorial, I am a new rider, this tutorial is better than the lessons I am getting, you are a fantastic tutor, keepnthem comming👍

[barrycarruthers]

This is great, I have subscribed and will support, keep these vids comming 👍👍🏍🏍

[king_dwarfius]

Good timing for the video, just got my first bike yesterday and got my CBT in 2 weeks. Love the vids

[francinebuckner]

OMG I have watched so many other videos about learning to ride and its all a much of nothing about little and a bunch of faffing or empty space watching the presenter ride around with zero useful info (plus the first 30% being self promo). This on the other hand is great. It assumes the watcher is smart and curious - like how a transmission actually works. I like that it is filled with info and true, useful demo Thank you.

[AAmxs]

so i was doing it right, i discover that putting in some throttle and releasing the clutch slowly works best for me, i discover this on my own not knowing other people do it too, i just thought everyone has a good timing of releasing the clutch and throttle like a pro

[NebulaKnightsCollective]

Thank you so much, This was really help me a lot

[willxowo]

Good video. I've been riding for over half a year but... an automatic lol, it's a totally different situation. I think I get the gist now :P Tho I took the test in '15 and stalled it a bunch, and failed too.. i'm taking it soon and I hope I pass this time around... without any ahead-of-time experience.. that time was my first time handling a bike so.. I mean I can make sharp turns and all that, I just have no clutch experience. But it seems easy enough. The gear shifting on the foot is something I forgot and sounds odd.

[clangerbasher]

I did my first CBT a week or three back. And I just couldn't get the balance at all. Yet put me in a Land Rover off road and I can balance clutch and accelerator to the finest degree in the most precarious of positions and places. I think I would need another day or three's practice. I am going to be a scooter bod, it's my only hope.😀

[gerardmontgomery]

When I was learning I was tought the right hand makes noise and the left hand is what makes you go.

[pyromaniac]

Did my CBT a week ago on an automatic, so trying to get used to a geared bike has been a nightmare. I can stop perfectly fine, it's just pulling away. I'm hoping this helps.