Sportbike A General Overview and look into Motorcycles.

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Sportbike A General Overview and look into Motorcycles

4 Major Manufacturers Kawasaki Yamaha Honda Suzuki

Inline 4 Cylinder Engine 4 valve per cylinder Dual Overhead Cam Cylinder

Basic Operation Identifying Controls Starting from a stop Upshifting Downshifting Turning Braking

Identifying Controls Left Hand: Clutch Left Foot: Gear Selector Right Hand: Throttle, Front Brake Right Foot: Rear Brake

Starting from a Stop Bike Started and in the Neutral Position Pull Clutch Lever Push Gear Selector Down Slowly Add Throttle Slowly Release Clutch

Up-Shifting Pull Clutch Lever Pull Gear Selector Up Release Clutch Lever

Down-Shifting Pull Clutch Lever Push Gear Selector Down Release Clutch Lever

Turning Shift weight in direction of turn. *GE is achieved Return your weight to center *GE = Geforce Equilibrium

Braking 80-85% of Braking down with Front Wheel Use Both Brakes Do not lock tires

Safety Everything Happens Faster Proper Riding Gear Always be aware Always look twice Always have a way out Learn to Anticipate others actions and reactions.

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