Thanks dude, although my instructor already told me all this, he has quite a temper and I've learned more in these 15 minutes than what he taught me in 2 hours. Cheers.

@mickey4682

2 жыл бұрын

Dude get a new instructer

@nullv01d

2 жыл бұрын

@@mickey4682 it's ok i got the license, all done... 🙂

@infmeister5855

2 жыл бұрын

@@nullv01d congrats man

@nullv01d

2 жыл бұрын

@@infmeister5855 thanks and thanks @Conquer Driving

@CptNeogene

2 жыл бұрын

@@nullv01d i did my first lesson yesterday, stalled first time lol, but then got a hang of it second try, my instructor is really nice

Moment of silence for those who don’t have a car, but still watched till the end😂😂

@ndukhuzwayo5956

3 жыл бұрын

Guilty as charged🤣

@alphoncesndoro3044

3 жыл бұрын

Driving is for everyone. Cars are like bicycles which everyone MUST know how to handle. Not all who know how to drive own cars.....

@davidtm5r

3 жыл бұрын

me too, I m still leaner? :DD

@shalyarkh2633

3 жыл бұрын

Lol 😂

@natachxeidze4125

3 жыл бұрын

If you have car and driving license you have to know how to drive, at least know how to make your car move so I think who watches this video including me don’t have car yet.

Me, driving a manual every day watching this

@dennisrizea22

3 жыл бұрын

Haaai du te reqq

@Angrymonkey2489

3 жыл бұрын

This comment killed me; it's so true!

@artemisfowl9002

3 жыл бұрын

same here 😂 idk why its still so fascinating to watch after nearly 8 years of driving stick

@el-jayreacts7743

3 жыл бұрын

Same lol

@ialastairi115

3 жыл бұрын

Same lol 🤣

You are: "The best in business".

I had my first driving lesson today (first time in the driver's seat) after only watching these videos and the car didn't stall once while starting or changing gears which according to my dad is an achievement for a learner. He's a tough guy to get any appreciation out of so i must say these videos are awesome!!

@wajahattaqi3433

Жыл бұрын

You are the chosen one dude

@wilbertmadenyika8485

Жыл бұрын

His videos are very helpful and easy

@alanpeter5362

Жыл бұрын

there is always a second time

@_PranayW

6 ай бұрын

Hi insiyar .. from which country?

I never realised you can hold the clutch at the biting point! I did it by accident today and it was so smooth! Thank you for these vids 😊

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Don't hold it for too long though. Just enough to be smooth.

@gregburke7405

3 жыл бұрын

@@ConquerDriving This is a great point, and makes me realise where I have been going wrong after driving automatics for so long. I'd forgotten at 64.

@Rilex037

2 жыл бұрын

yep keep doing that and soon you'll have no clutch

@rishijoshi5808

2 жыл бұрын

Clutch alone is a life saver when you are stopped at an inclination and want to start moving upwards...

@Keenabbz

2 жыл бұрын

My partner told me id burn the clutch out holding it too long, but i really wasnt holding it too long, there was a van in the middle of the street turning around which i needed to wait for. So it is helpful to know you dont have to worry tooo much if you hold it a little bit longer.

Driven manuals for 25 odd years. Still watch this blokes channel cause you can't get too much advice on the fundamental techniques.

As an american. Thank you for these videos. No learning driving school teach manual here.

@saharasimpson4350

3 жыл бұрын

Im in Boston and it’s sooo annoying

@johanbrand8601

3 жыл бұрын

Damnnnn

@Reloaded2111

2 жыл бұрын

My instructor said that automatic gearbox is for grandmas and strongly discouraged learning to drive using a car with automatic transmission. You can probably already tell that I live in Europe.

@biiased

2 жыл бұрын

@@Reloaded2111 driving a manual naturally teaches you how to be a better driver

@mataskart9894

2 жыл бұрын

@@biiased and pay attention more, I've found driving auto's that I doze off even after a good night's sleep, whereas with a manual I have something to do all the time, can't sleep.

small tip about the gas pedal: in most cars, the pressure you need to put on it to get to around 1500RPM is just the weight of your foot as it rests on the pedal.

@paraxicgaming5743

10 күн бұрын

Not if you wear clown shoes, I wear between Size 11 to Size 13 US men's shoes my foot weight is about 2500-3000 which is perfect for cruising at 45 MPH in a Honda Civic.

Automatic transmission is really a blessing for a normal lad. Its so easy compared to manual. Come off the brakes to move, press the accelerator to go faster, brake to stop or slow down. Thats literally it. Meanwhile this guy made a 15 mins video on how to drive. Props to you man!

the last thing i want is car manufacturers watching your video. Quality Dude. Thanks

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

@martinkerr2721

3 жыл бұрын

me alsso state of his feet at start of vid are all wrong 1 foot left on wee block next to clutch other foot ready to use A and B

@mohamedsyda7511

3 жыл бұрын

How did someone know that the car is on neutral position or gear position

@stanleychen3298

3 жыл бұрын

@@mohamedsyda7511 Wiggle the gear shifter left and right. If it wiggles it’s in neutral

“I don’t know if that had come across on camera” nah mate didn’t see a thing. LMAO

Driving with my dad stresses me out, i would love to learn to drive with this man

It's funny how I learned all of this through just driving. When you start becoming familiar with how manual transmissions work these things become instinctive.

For anyone just starting to drive manual car, this is probably one of the videos you should pay close attention to, specifically when changing up gears at 7:10 . I'm going to try to learn the more advanced technique of pausing at the bite point when changing up gears once I'm a bit more confident.

You are a very clear and easy to understand instructor!! Really breaking things down and explaining. A very underrated teacher!

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

This is gold 🎉 driving to work today was an absolute embarrassment 😅 stalled like 7 times. This already made me more confident for the drive home

@-Abbie-sweet-

Жыл бұрын

Really, didn't you go to a driving school, do you have a driving license as well?

Had my first lesson today. And struggled with this. The instructor yelled at me 4 times. Was quite stressful 😑 I've got 3 more lessons this week with 3 different people 😆. Trying to find someone who has lots and lots of patience and balls.

@gomolemodisemelo6072

3 жыл бұрын

Sweet Also check Driving manual if you are struggling with steering control check zula driving both channels are on KZread

@dougscott7079

3 жыл бұрын

Instructor shouldn’t be yelling in lesson 1. If the yelling was because you caused danger then the lesson was likely poorly planned and on the wrong type of roads. Sack him/her and find someone else.

@Danielagostinho21

3 жыл бұрын

That's normal, it's your first lesson you are going to make mistakes and it's the instructor's job to point those out so you don't make those again.

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck 😂

@ironshark5015

3 жыл бұрын

Ha! You’ll be fine.. I always remember the time I told my instructor to shut up whilst I’m concentrating on driving! 😂

Going to start this now. Wish me luck when I'm in the hospital bed.

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

😂 Good luck 🤞

I feel like I’m truly understanding the what and why and when of driving. You make the subject of driving a manual so much clearer and consistent than a whole lot of other channels out there. The biggest thing I learnt from this video is finally understanding why we add a bit of gas before releasing the clutch and that when you don’t do so some cars may try to add gas for you while others don’t. So it’s best to get used to adding that bit of gas yourself so you have consistent results across different cars. You’re also the first person to explain clearly how to take your foot off the clutch with predictable results

@ConquerDriving

2 жыл бұрын

I'm very happy to hear that, thank you. 😊

@black_n5492

2 жыл бұрын

@@ConquerDriving what's more? I had a test drive today with an e46 BMW ZHP and I was able to move it around the parking lot, change gears and move from stops without looking like a total noob. I just had to remember everything you said about finding the bite point and holding until I could hear the engine going! Worked like a charm. Can't wait to take possession and start practicing more of the stuff you've shared

Just like how every car is different, people learn differently as well. This guy explains everything perfectly. And that works fine for a lot of people. For me, I just need the basic demo, practice a few times.. and boom! I’m off driving miss daisy to the groceries on a lazy Sunday afternoon. 👍😁

I’ve been revving like crazy in my lessons and FINALLY had a lesson when I was quiet on the road 😅😅

@ConquerDriving

2 жыл бұрын

I hope the video help you with your gear shifts.

Sweet! Hope you don't run out of video ideas 🙂 I have two video suggestions 1) Driving at night/poor visibility conditions, especially parking 2) Meeting traffic situations Cheerio!

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I have loads of ideas, they are in the ideas pile too. This video may help you with meeting situations: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gKh5ls1wYMKsftY.html

@uk7866

3 жыл бұрын

@@ConquerDriving ooh perfect, that's great to hear. I've watched that video but shall definitely watch again. Thanks

@b6_ruby

3 жыл бұрын

@@uk7866 I installed LED reverse lights into my car, i bought some decent quality bulbs, it helps a lot, but the parking sensors really help the most, since the original owner didn’t option the reverse camera and instead got the sensors. I live in the USA where the police aren’t strict on the car’s lights so I adjusted the headlight beam up a bit so I can see further down the road but not enough to point into windscreens of cars oncoming on flat ground. I also use the fog lights all the time so there’s more light.

This video alone has basically taught me how to drive.

I cannot thank you enough ever.... Everyone in my family is shocked how quickly ive learnt to drive so well(2 days) by binge watching ur videos and taking my father's car without him knowing lol.... But seriously thank you so much and please keep giving us more and more knowledge forever and ever 😀

Hi Richard. I've been watching your videos since i started having driving lessons and i have to say that your videos helped me a lot. Clutch control on hills, approaching roundabouts and driving the car smoothly videos really helped me improve my confidence driving. Yesterday i passed my driving test first time and a lot of the credits are going to you. Thanks a lot for helping us getting better. I will keep watching your videos 👍🏻🙌🏻

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy to hear that. Congratulations!

Your lessons are pure gold! I have a great instructor but it's much easier to learn this stuff in the safety of my home than on the road. I've been watching your videos since my last lesson and today was a huge improvement! Thank you so much.

Never thought about holding the bite point for smoother shifts. I was always told that once the bite point is engaged just press gas and let it go by friends who taught me manual. These are the type of professional tips I needed. Thanks and keep up the good work.

@clydeg4274

2 жыл бұрын

It was always my impression that doing that was somehow bad.. like the clutch was wearing during that pause

@SaberisloveSaberislife

2 жыл бұрын

@@clydeg4274 Now I'm not too sure anymore. People are saying different things that it gets too confusing.

@DavidLee-vi8ds

2 жыл бұрын

@@SaberisloveSaberislife I believe that if you give it a lot of gas and you are very slow with your gear changes you are "riding the clutch". ie you are trying to apply a lot of power before you have fully lifted the clutch and this is the major cause of clutch burn. This is why people think it's bad to hold on the clutch. However at low speeds such as when you are setting off, or parking you should use the clutch for a smoother start and fine control, the small amount of power at these speeds won't cause clutch burn. This channel is really good, you won't go wrong following his advice.

@mariov4341

2 жыл бұрын

@@DavidLee-vi8ds the crazy thing is that "riding the clutch" is the only way to get smooth driving. Similar to an automatic. Doing it those old school ways always leads to sloppy shifts where the car jerks.

@DavidLee-vi8ds

2 жыл бұрын

@@mariov4341 Technically, it's not "riding the clutch" if it's at low speeds, it's "holding the clutch", it's the correct way to drive and it's what's taught to beginners. It's considered an important skill for parking and slow heavy traffic. I remember practicing it a lot with my instructor. People who "ride the clutch" are those who make slow gear changes at high speeds and apply a lot of gas while bringing up the clutch very slowly, it's better to bring the clutch briskly at high speeds. It's also safe to bring up the clutch without applying much gas or any gas in most modern vehicles because the engines will automatically apply enough gas to prevent stalling. On older more primitive vehicles if you try to go up a gear prematurely at low speeds without applying gas you run the risk of stalling which is why some people got into the habit of giving it too much gas during gear changes. I've been told by a mechanic the people who really "ride the clutch" are those that use the clutch as a foot rest and never move their foot off the clutch. They drive around with the clutch only partially engaged and burn out the clutch. I was amazed that people actually drove like that.

This video may have given me the most digestible information about first gear than any others I’ve seen. Thank you so much!

i Desperately needed to hear somebody explain the pedals to me this nice and concisely, and not while I'm driving. i finally feel like i can try driving actually knowing what im doing and be able to practice doing it

I had just gotten a Manual a day ago and my dad was teaching me how to drive it. I was really confused most of the time and over thought everything. So my first day turned out to be pretty jerky. After watching your video I drove perfectly the next day, using your technique. No stalls and I've almost mastered 1st gear. Thank you so much.

I'm in the US and bought a manual truck, took me a month to even feel vaguely comfortable. But now I'm wrapping my head around it a bit more and this video is super helpful, it's confirming some things I was starting to stumble on myself. Thanks for the great content!

@ArchAngelt219

3 жыл бұрын

I just bought a manual truck, I hope I'm vaguely comfortable in a month 🤞

I'm getting my 4th car lesson tommorow and thanks to this i learned a thing or two

2 years since passing my test and it sounds obvious but learning doesnt stop! Great video as always. Thanks!

Just got my driving license in Denmark. And I was so frustrated by the car kangaroo’ing when moving from holding still and changing gears. This channel is so helpful and educational!🎉🎉

only person to tell me what im doing wrong without me even knowing! couldnt pull off from a standstill without jerking forward, now i can pull off smoothly everytime. thank you

Appreciate the tip with adding gas before lifting the clutch! I've always been taught (and people around me too as far as I know) to rely on the clutch to start the car, and then adding gas after. Gonna try your method out soon, hope it can help me start smoother! Thanks

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

This video may help: kzread.info/dash/bejne/h5iItbR7etXdZ7w.html

My driving instructor did not teach me to prepare the gas before I passed my test. I bet you can guess what happened when I was in a different car trying to climb a hill.....

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

I can 😀

Driving instructor from heaven fr Just got my first car for my 18 birthday (thank god I’m blessed) And I’m in process of doing my license and that was rly helpful Thx

I passed my test first attempt (I’m originally from part of Southeast Asia). I learn more of your well informative lessons. Keep it up!

Just bought a manual!! I didn’t know how to drive one before this video. This is the video that taught me how to get the car going from a stop!! So simplified and easy to understand! An amazing video

I never seen like an instructor teaching like this. Step by step process is what every beginners need to learn to become skilled driver. I am learning a lot from your class. You are awesome sir and best instructor I have ever seen. 👍🙏

Can't thank you enough for these! I've been a driver for about 8 years but I up until recently I didn't drive very regularly. Now I do almost everyday and I feel rusty and unrefined in the way I operate the car. I love the way you explain things and I can feel your advice makes me better at driving.

I just started driving manual a little over a year ago and these videos have really helped me master smooth shifting. Thanks man! Great video

00:31 Moving away 07:09 Upshifting 09:34 Downshifting 12:28 Stopping

@_RDMPTN

Жыл бұрын

Stoping.

@bossstillen4390

Жыл бұрын

Stoping.

TREMENDOUSLY helpful!! Thank you! And I've only watched the first tip! Looking forward to the rest. I feel better already because you helped to explain the time the engine and clutch need to match revs. Makes sense now!

The best instructor out there. It's a joy to listen and watch you. You make everything so clear and easy to follow.

You’re just amazing. Love seeing you explain with a lot of details.

Wow this helped me a lot, the explanation is clear and the camera angle is clear THANK YOU❤️

Hi, just want to say that I passed my driving test in Singapore today, and your videos helped me tremendously. Keep up the good work man, you are really good at explaining things.

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Congratulations! Thank you and good luck.

Never was taught how to drive a manual transmission. Now I know to follow the basic principle of applying light throttle before the bite point is reached, in order to shift smoothly. Thanks for the Excellent Tutorial!

I haven't even met you in person but you have helped immensely with my driving phobia! I'm so glad you exist. Having this information in my head is so reassuring, as part of the phobia is that sometimes no one explains to you the whys.

Im learning by myself with basically no experience and this is by far my favorite tutorials on the matter! I would suggest putting timestamp in the videos it would make it easier to go back to the parts i struggle with but thanks a lot :)

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I will consider that.

About to buy my first Manuel car( Been driving automatic) was really nervous but this video comes at the right time thanks mate!

Thank you. Your videos are life saver. I have a manual car . I do not drive smoothly , never knew the clutch + Accelerator concept. Nobody taught this here in India . I would start driving correctly now .

I'm so much better at driving since I started watching your videos, just amazing!

If i manage to pass my first driving test, i know for sure this dude will have played a huge part in that ! Videos are incredibly helpful

You are awesome! Your ability to teach, explain and demonstrate surpasses any teaching video I know. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom, sir! I am absolutely subscribed!

binge watching all of your videos before going to driving lessons mate thank you!

Thank you so much. You are helping so many young drivers (including me) who don't have anyone to teach them. I love to learn everything in detail which is exactly what you are doing and you make it so simple as well

I have my first driving lesson in an hour! before watching your videos, the thought of driving absolutely terrified me. now i’m only a little anxious but that’s normal:) thank you! update: she felt confident enough for me to drive on the main road! the street we were originally on was busy because it was school hours. i stalled twice (not on the main road) but she said she was so proud and that i did a great job on my first lesson! all thanks to you!

Best instructor ever explains clearly and very helpful tips. Keep it up mate👍👍💯

Thanks Richard, your instructions and videos are excellent. I've been driving since 1987 and still learning, your techniques help stop bad habits that creep up over the years.

Thank you! I’ve only driven modern diesel cars before and now I bought an old petrol car and your video is so helpful.

Such a helpful video, thank you! I just bought a WRX and am fairly new to driving manual and my take offs have been really jerky. This video really helped break down the issue and know how to fix it.

I passed my driving test first time more than a year ago. Watching your videos had taught me a lot, I still watch every video you upload. It has made me a defensive and disciplined driver. Was wondering if you could make a video on different types of pedestrian crossings. Thank you very much

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you ☺ I may do this in the future.

I’ve watched so many videos on this and this one is by far the best one I’ve come across. I didn’t stall once after watching this. Now for uphill 😂😂😂

Thank you from Canada. Just got my first manual car and your videos have been so helpful.

Amazing bro, now its time to go driving without a license

@gankudog7105

3 жыл бұрын

while you are at it, become a stand up comedian!

@olblac1185

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

thank you omg could not figure out how to do the clutch bite point smoothly from stand still, thank you!!

I drove automatics all my life but moving to India for a year or two and your videos helped me feel very comfortable about trying manual cars

The amount of explanation makes me realize it's like explaining a "picture" you have in your head of what is happening; you have an awareness of multiple things happening simultaneously in a predictable fashion, and then there's "understanding" how the car behaves, after having driven it for long enough--everything's happening at once, but you're forced to explain each step individually. On a side-note, your explanations also helped me understand why I was able to "launch" my riding lawnmower in the high-speed gear without wheel spin or lurching (it used a clutch). It seems that thing taught me more about driving a manual transmission than I thought. 🤔

Can't help but remember of Freddie Mercury every time I watch your videos

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

😂

After watching this I felt like a better driver already...

Got a car for Christmas and I love it but have been struggling a bit and u explained better than my teacher and dad how to use the clutch, thanks man

Watching this in preparation for driving school. I watched many videos but yours explained everything easily. Thank you!!

This covered everything I was wondering about, thank you!

@forestercachero

3 жыл бұрын

me too.

Congratulations on 100k subs! You deserve a million, mate :) Thank you so much for these amazing tutorials, really helps me in my driving!

@bryanguegan4006

3 жыл бұрын

He's gaining between 3,000 and 5,000 subs per week, he's becoming popular because he's amazing.

I bought my first car yesterday and even though I kind of know how to, I got no one to teach me how to drive it better, but these videos are helpful for not damaging my car. 😂

I went the whole driving school without waiting on the bite point cause my instructor was ALWAYS releasing my clutch for me. Even at the final test. Thanks, now I know what I´ve been doing wrong.

This is helpful thank you, from South Africa.

I can now drive safety and within control, thanks to your guides. Although sometimes, I still gets stalled especially in uphill and I need to do a full stop. But when in doubt, I always do a handbrake start (also from your guide). Thank you, and please keep on making more videos for beginner drivers. P.S. Im driving a 1.0L petrol car thats why when I dont give gas from a full stop, the car always stalls. Hoping I can perfect my take off soon.

Thank you for all the scenarios. I’ve been looking for this.

Just found your videos; you're clearing up my questions I've had - I've been driving stick for 2 1/2 years. Definitely not a beginner, but I'm not where I want to be. Thanks from deep south Texas!

I've had 3 different instructors, I've got my practice driving test this weekend, and I've only just found out that you can hold the biting point to pull away smoothly. I've always been taught to just continuously release the clutch. No wonder it felt like I was dumping the clutch so often.

@ConquerDriving

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck with your test!

I’m a 40 year old driver who has had a break from driving for 4 years, due to an accident and health issues so these videos have been so helpful to get my confidence back. Thank you.

I took lessons in a manual 15 years ago and haven't driven one since. Wanted to get reacquainted with it recently. This video was helpful and I really like the repetition as as way to drill in the steps.

Of all the manual transmission tutorials I've seen on here, yours is the simplest yet most effective. Cheers from Canada!

Who's here because his instructed get angry a lot

Sir please make video on driving car at high speed for begginer and aslo on overtaking in single lane road

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think beginners should drive at high speed or overtake. But I will add the suggestion to my consideration list. Thank you.

@aprofromuk

3 жыл бұрын

he is not a sir, need to get out of the feudal attitude that we have, drive safe, learn to drive slow first and dont get urself killed :)

I find it easy to remember those compound methods you say in words, when you explain what's happening at the moving parts level

I’ve watched hours of videos elsewhere on how to make my technique smoother for a comfortable and enjoyable fun ride…. Yours are the best.

Thanks so much! I do the method of holding the clutch at the bite point during upshifts to get quicker gear changes, but my issue is that I feel like I am letting off the gas too quickly before upshifting, causing my passengers to lunge forward slightly. I get distracted by all these automatic cars on the road as I always find myself lagging behind everyone when moving off from the traffic light.

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Try not to keep up, clutch down first just before releasing gas. With practise you get fast without realising it.

Bro I learned almost everything about manual cars from you even though I'm still 16 not 17 so I can't drive right now I need to wait a whole year but I understand everything now thank you bro❤, also would you give me any advice for 16 year olds about the roads and driving?

@Raven-cf5qd

3 жыл бұрын

I'm 16 (in Australia thats the age for learner permit) I'll give you some tips here 1. Don't look at your stick when shifting 2. Riding the clutch on a start is normal. 3. When turning doing anything etc look at where you want to go not what you want to avoid. 4. If you're having jerky shifts the problem may be that not everything is going into sink properly, for example when I shift, I release the throttle the same time I clutch in and when I release clutch I slowly press throttle at the same time (at the bite point of cause) 5. Don't be nervous to drive, drive as much as you have the option to. 6. If you have troubles with anything just think about it, research it, just try new ways and see if it works. When shifting down you don't have to blip the throttle to do a smooth change you just have to be slow enough for that gear. 7. Always release the clutch slowly the way the clutch works is it sinks 2 things together at the same speed so if you just dump it then it's gonna be really jerky you're suppose to release it slowly but not too slowly, there's a perfect sweet spot

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, you can often do off road learning if you're 16.

@cassidynajim8937

3 жыл бұрын

@@Raven-cf5qd thanks for the tips mate, really helpful tips❤

U r the only one on whole utube who taught the right way of holding clutch n not leaving it abruptly. I was facing so prob coz of that wrong method of leaving clutch. Thanx to u for the correct way, now my car doesn't jerk

My 2021 wrx Sti will be here first week of April. 6spd manual transmission. Took one of the dealers for a little test drive. Hadn’t driven stick in 15years prior to the the test drive the other day. Glad I found your video, I’ll definitely need it for the first couple months. So many good simple tips you show that really help! Thanks duder!

watching this now because i've been driving with a faulty clutch for nearly 3 years and i litteraly have to learn again 😂

Can you make a video on how to creep at a junction? I always stop too early at the line

@ConquerDriving

3 жыл бұрын

That's a good one.

@christaylor6833

3 жыл бұрын

Yes i have lessons and this is what i struggle with and clutch control 🥺

@usuallyclueless4477

3 жыл бұрын

Are you asking about how to adjust your position at the traffic lights after stopping early? (English isn't my first language) half-clutch out (no gas) and let it roll, then press the clutch in and brake to stop. if you're on an incline, hold brake and clutch, half clutch out until it starts to vibrate, then leave the brake and slowly give a little gas.

@devanalkulanthlukm-pelajar3728

3 жыл бұрын

to avoid stopping early, when you going near the junction just press the clutch all the way down and press the brake to stop where you wish.

This due is a such a great teacher with easy to understand explanations and videos that get to the point. Really helpful for a noob like me.

That pause before you fully let go of the clutch tip was so good 😭 thank you for doing the lordts work