Do You Need To Pinch The Clutch When Shifting The Motorcycle Sliding Clutch

Of course The function of the motorcycle clutch is to ensure that the motorcycle can start and run smoothly, meet the gear shifting requirements, reduce the wear of the parts, cut off the power, and facilitate braking. This requires that the clutch grip to the clutch can be divided into three stages, namely, free stroke, effective stroke, and sliding stroke. Free stroke refers to the opening clearance of the clutch grip lightly, and its size is determined by the free range of the top of the grip Effective travel refers to the distance that the clutch moves from just engaging to the full pull wire. Slipping travel refers to the distance that the pull wire passes from the time when the clutch is slowly released to the time when the clutch is engaged. It can be seen that the clutch works within the effective travel Therefore, in order to use the clutch correctly, it is necessary to master the occurrence rule of the effective travel of the vehicle you are driving. Only when the clutch grip is loosened to the effective travel, that is, when the clutch is half engaged, continue to increase the accelerator and release the rear brake at the same time, can the vehicle start smoothly; When driving, the clutch should be released slowly within the effective stroke to reduce wear.