Send this video to every new rider you know...it'll help.

@DJ-jf4qg

Жыл бұрын

Make video on how to make a 8 by slow speed maneuver

@williamforsythe9180

Жыл бұрын

I am a new rider

@trashblob

Жыл бұрын

it helped 👍

@jtfritchie

10 ай бұрын

That’s an understatement. I have not seen a super basic video like this one before. You’re pointing out every little thing you do. Incredibly helpful.

@YouTubeCensorshipStinks

8 ай бұрын

I know you said you don't read comments anymore, but thank you for all the great videos

I just love the fact that he talks to us in a really clear way, almost like a homie helping you and not a teacher.

I’m a new rider and super nervous about gear shifting. I felt a bit rushed in the MSF course so I stayed in 1st gear the whole time 😂 but this made me feel 100xs better. Gonna go get some practice in today! Thanks!!

@TilerYo

Жыл бұрын

Shifting and going slow... I'm awful at it lol. Getting better though

@DiddleDangle

Жыл бұрын

Oh man same. I was like barely getting up to speed to get to 2nd in time before having to slow down again for a turn or something. I wish they had more road work in the course tbh.

@alecmachovoe5142

Жыл бұрын

Honestly staying in first if you're in stopping and going or going slow is okay! When you let off the throttle the engine will slow you a little then you just follow this stuff b

@olesmokey394

11 ай бұрын

I been practicing no gear at all also no plate or licence I'm a new rider as well think I'm just gonna learn on my own tho and save my money already pretty comfortable riding I'm also starting on a 600c gsxr from 2005 bikes 10 years younger than me.

@alecmachovoe5142

11 ай бұрын

@@olesmokey394 what does that mean... like you're not trying to take the msf course? Lol

Of all the videos out there on gear shifting, this is honestly the best and most easiest to understand. Thank you MotoJitsu.

@beverlygaines656

10 ай бұрын

Yes this was the best video about shifting gears.

@edwinmendezforlife

2 ай бұрын

Agree been driving since I was 11 and I’m 55! Buying a new bike and before I buy a new bike I always find it better to get as much intel to match what I already know and to make sure I’m adding newer tools to my driving arsenal!

@CatalinZMOLE

Ай бұрын

Same feeling here! I just got into the moto school and having fun learning these :)

the best gear shifting video i have seen. oh god so many out there finally find the one video.

@MotoJitsu

Ай бұрын

Wow, thanks!

Out of 1,000’s of video you made explaining this simple concept, easy. Really appreciate this man!

Thanks for going so slow with this. Massive help for me because I was just jumping it every time and wasn't letting off the throttle. Was also kind of panicking when I had to slow down from a higher gear and go all the way down to 1st to stop. Getting better at not looking at my hands but still a process.

@DiddleDangle

Жыл бұрын

Update: just went out for my 2nd time on real roads and I no longer have any issue shifting because of your video. Thank you so much! Now if I can just fix the stalling issue at the lights...

@AWooley0890

2 ай бұрын

Me too ! Had trouble finding neutral and popping clutch in first gear

I’m glad you mentioned finding the friction zone by walking the bike and releasing the clutch until you feel it. That’s the way I’ve taught all of my friends how to ride, and it never fails. It also helps people that have no prior experience in manual cars understand that the friction zone is just that.. a zone. It’s not an on off switch.

I appreciate how patient you present in this video. My instructors were stressing me out completely

Thank you so much for this tutorial. My MSF class did not teach us how to downshift and we never went past second gear. Your training is invaluable. Thank you again from a 53 year old new Kentucky rider.

I’m a new rider and I found this so helpful. My MFS course was basically just “pull in the clutch hit the lever” and didn’t go over how slowly the clutch needs to be let out so I kept jerking when switching. This is so helpful!

Your videos give me strength and courage to control the cluth and rode my new GSX-S750 from dealer back home this afternoon. Without any experience on manual bike before, I only rode PCX160 scooter for 7 months. Big THANK YOU master !

@MrKijana23

11 ай бұрын

How'd it go?!!

@ChrisinVietnam

9 ай бұрын

That's great. This comment gives me the confidence to try myself. I'm considering doing the same but just renting a Honda XR 150. The rental agency even states they don't care if it gets scratched up! I've been driving PCX/Click etc. and those semi autos for almost two years now.

@End7881

9 ай бұрын

I'm still learning ! Must say that should've ride sooner, the power, reliability, and responsive rate is perfect. I've spent too long (and too much) on cars with RB25det, 1JZGTE and bunch of DOHC Honda engines. @@MrKijana23

@End7881

9 ай бұрын

Enjoy the ride man. Make sure to be safe and have fun all the time !@@ChrisinVietnam

@ChrisinVietnam

9 ай бұрын

@@End7881 I rode it back across Saigon this weekend! Hardest thing was getting it up the steep twisty turn from a stop out of my parking garage! Motojitsu videos saved me haha

Thanks, MotoJitsu! I have been learning to ride in the parking lot and training for my MSF. I have watched over 10 hours+ videos in repeated, 3 hrs from your KZread Channel. I got to say, yours are the best; Easiest to understand and very detailed oriented. Appreciate your knowledge and I hope to keep learning from the channel! Cheers mate! Vroom vroom

Having my full bike course at the end of this month. Riding scooter for a year now, you taught me how to corner about 2 months ago. Before my number 8 was more like a 14, my u-turn was a 3-point turn like in a car.

@thefaboo

Жыл бұрын

Good luck in your course, man! Have fun!

Thank you so much for this. I haven't ridden a bike in years and finally starting to pick it back up. I have my course coming up towards the end of the month.

The Best motorcycle shifting video I ever saw!

Great video! I took my MSF a few days ago. Clutch control and shifting (bad footing) always gave me problems. In ways, I think the students and myself were sort of pushed to learn shifting, throttle, and clutch control quickly. Your video is very helpful, you take your time to explain the friction zone, working the shifter,and on top of that. I'm not worried about downshifting anymore. Thank you so much! Happy riding!

Just began writing this video help me a ton from you emphasizing slow down your hands completely made me feel comfortable and within no time I feel like I had the confidence to do anything I wanted

@MotoJitsu

Ай бұрын

Glad it helped!

thank you so much, man. I am learning how to ride a bike before I make a purchase, and your channel has helped me study the basics. you make it look easy. one tip I got from your other video was "practice, practice, practice. if you practice one thing for at least 10 minutes every day, you will perfect it." thank you.

Thank you SO much for this video. I’ve taken a basic rider course but they don’t really go over shifting and I haven’t really found any other videos that fully breakdown shifting. Big shoutout too stating to slow things down

@TheMrchris1234

Жыл бұрын

Your right about the class not teaching how to shift, I took the whole course in 2020 in 1st gear, the bike they let me use was hard to shift felt like the clever needed adjustment, but I just stayed in first..and learned how to shift when I bought my own bike and practiced in parking lots, seasoned now, highway. Stop and go traffic, hills and all. Bought a 2021 Honda Rebel, easiest bikes to ride and learn on, has that easy pull clutch lever and easy shift foot lever. Gas gauge, light weight. Affordable, cheap cruiser.

This slow and thorough explanation really helped me. All the repetition was great. Thank you!

As always- you teach us so much, Greg! ❤ Thank you so much- this makes plenty sense, and makes huge difference! 🙏

Thanks for the input. You’re right riding 2up, because when my wife is on the bike , she’s hitting my helmet, so I’m going to practice some more even though I’ve been riding for on and off about two years now. I want to become a better rider, so thank you for all that you do , you have a kind heart to people and are very concerned for other riders, that makes you awesome and great. 😎🏍️👍

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! In the MSF class we were told to downshift through each gear to come to a stop... ive been practicing that and getting SO frustrated because i have not fully figured out rev matching yet and my bike would lurch and bog down as im shifting down. This was sooo helpful i cant wait to practice again now lol

I like that you mentioned not to think about the technology. Feel and sound is how I was taught years ago on a dirt bike, your automatic manual transmission kicks in, the ears are the tachometer indicator of the rpm. It all comes naturally after a long time practicing daily. Keep it on a swivel ✌🏻

This is great! I like the slow and repeatedly explaining the most important clutch handling for a beginner like me.

I was doing it wrong the whole time. I was easing out the clutch and slowly adding throttle at the same time. Thanks for the vid!

This is the best video on how to shift gears. Thank you so much. I pick my bike up on November 4th

THANK YOU FOR SHARING THE KNOWLEDGE, THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS A HAVE SEEN IN KZread FOR BEGINNERS.

Perfect video man! Perfect sound and detailed instructions!

@MotoJitsu

Ай бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Explained very well. U deserve million views. I saw many video on this topic but ur explanation was far more clear and better.

Hey 😎, I am more & more into your clips, but this one tops it off for me (being an older chap not even owning a driver's sheet as yet 🤭), but you're almost givin' me a beginner's lesson 4 free - and fun it is, I like your no bullshit backseat drivers approach, just showing clearly what it's all about, nice voice (calm and to the point) Thank you so much ...keep at your good stuff and you know what? I'll be in for "shutting up and practice" 🤣 And please do turn a blind eye as to my English, I am German for chrissake! Thx O, and by the way, have fun riding and drive to arrive, may 2023 see you healthy and happy! Torsten

@kwakithailand

Жыл бұрын

A) Your English isn't bad at for an senior German bloke 👍 B) Your bike isn't bothered by your English language skills 😁 C) What kind of bike are you riding on your famous Autobahn and across the Alps down to Italy, mate?

Im a 15 year old new rider and just bought my first MC, its a ktm duke 125 2016, and i love it. first time going i was clueless on how to drive and switch gear. I thought it would be easy at first just change gear then just drive and then change and drive faster but i was very wrong. This video helped me very much and i feel much more confident about how to drive now. Thanks dude! Your a legend!

Been watching this for a while now. And I practiced on a manual motorcycle for the 1st time a few hours ago. Man the timing is tricky! Still going to practice later after dinner.

LOVE this video! ❤ You're such an amazing teacher. Best explanation, great visuals and run throughs, and a nice soothing voice. 10/10!!! thank you

THIS was amazing! Better than any riding class or tutorial. Thank you!!!

Ive watched like 30+ videos of yours after finding this channel just today. Best content, best explanations

@MotoJitsu

9 ай бұрын

Wow, thanks!

Great stuff! Love your videos. So instructive, informative and professional. Retaking my MSF next spring.

Wow! Your tutorial was the smoothest I’ve ever seen. I subscribed🎉

i've always been a passenger and have been nervous about learning but you answered ALL of my questions.. thank you!!

Dude omg you explained it so perfect lmao I don’t know why it’s so much more difficult for other riders to explain on their channel

Absolutely amazing breakdown on how to shift gears. Thank you!

Underrated video ever made.

I do MSF next week and 'experts' have been giving me lessons...I broke my pinky dropping my bike first time out. This is so easy to understand and remember I'm a lot more confident. I'll be sharing. Thanks!

@MotoJitsu

Ай бұрын

❤️❤️

You truly a master on bike handling thank you so much I'm riding a zx14 ninja can't explain but your words are gold nuggets

This video is straight forward and easy to understand thanks for the info!

Thank you for this efficient lesson. I feel ready to try this…

Love this video! Realized I was not getting off the gas enough before pulling in the clutch and my engine speed was high before shifting. Thanks for the analogies as well, can't wait to practice later!!!

@Brandon-os3qr

9 ай бұрын

100% same. In MSF all they ever do is continuously shout at everyone to put more throttle, more throttle....I genuinely had no clue that I should be off the throttle while shifting

You have cleared all my doubts . thanks Man.

Agree been driving since I was 11 and I’m 55! Buying a new bike and before I buy a new bike I always find it better to get as much intel to match what I already know and to make sure I’m adding newer tools to my driving arsenal!

all my questions and doubts has been answered here thank you so much , now i will be more confident using my bike.

Love this video, explains everything so clearly 👍

So helpful!! Thank you!

thanks for your help, first day in the course today and i learned not to pull the throttle while pulling the clutch to shift to 2nd gear.

the girl is such a vibe watching you, starting my MSF course next year after september (hopefully) im confident about everything but the gear, thank you for the great advice though.

Thanks for all your riding tips 👍👌

This video helped me a lot I’ve been trying to speed through everything just because I have years of experience with cars this helps a lot

Been riding 7 months and all of a sudden feel jerky when shifting, back to basics it is !

@charliebritton1135

3 ай бұрын

Replying to my own comment as I’m back here after 11 months 😢 I get to complacent then realise my ridings getting sloppy again… just as I thought I was ready for my upgrade

I haven't been on a bike in 10 year's give or take. You want to be fluent with your motions like water. Wax on wax off Daniel son. Moto Jitsu is the go-to for anyone looking for a refresher course or just beginning. Trust yourself and perform the motions with confidence, and you will be on your way in no time.

lot of thanks to all the tips i,m begginer here in phillipines..keep it smooth ang calm

This instruction video was extremely helpful. Thanks so much.

I have never driven a bike in my life but am going to go for my license and I was very curious on gear shifting. Your video is super excellent on that. I get that smooth slow shifting. Now I assume when is experienced and can shift fast the order of roll back the throttle, pull in clutch, kick gear with foot, release clutch, add gas. Even though one may do the same sequence much faster the time between each operation is identical but speed up is how I see it.

Well done 👍🏼, great communication skills on this video. Literally made me feel like I was there in person attending a class. Thank you for the educational video, I appreciate it

Thank you for the great video 👍😎That’s what I need😎 Feel confidence for the third time to take my course which is tomorrow!! Every time I went to a stop, I used to be on the 2th gear coz I shifted one by one 😞Thanx Man

thanks for the detailed explanation!

This has been so helpful!!!❤

Very helpful video. I have just done CBT in UK and gear changes up to now have been very jerky as I do them like in a car.

Best video yet! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🙏🏾

best video for shifting. very nice!

Going to do my CBT soon and was pretty scared about shifting gears (someone tried to teach my how to drive a car years ago and I struggled with the clutch), but this is the only video on YT I watched that actually seems simple enough for me.

@bigsmokerc

Ай бұрын

How did it go?

@m.2383

Ай бұрын

@@bigsmokerc shockingly, I didn't have too big issues. It was a bit scary when I started, but towards the end of it you kinda get used to it.

I understand what your saying for those learning not to worry about Rev matching. Though it took me figuring out Rev matching to get any good at quick stops. That Rev match takes a lot of undue pressure off of braking.

@williamforsythe9180

Жыл бұрын

For a quick stop wouldn’t you just pull in the clutch and brake to a stop?

@matthewbeaver5026

Жыл бұрын

@@williamforsythe9180 well you could. Though I've found Rev matching and allowing for some engine braking through the process has helped me come to a quick stop within the flow of traffic not to be confused with an emergency stop

@NickWeissMusic

Жыл бұрын

@@williamforsythe9180 Adding to the other comment, it's a fun and useful technique, but not necessary to ride. Most people who drive stick shift cars never learn to rev match, and on a motorcycle, the downside can be dangerous. It's good advice not to bother with it until you're very competent with a bike.

What a good ass teaching demonstration can’t wait to go take the course

Excellent, very depth and informative. WOW,,,,, Keep up the good work bro ... 👍👍👍👍

This helped me understand and pass my brc, thanks

Thank you so much for this!!!

Now i know the technique shifting smoothly. Tq Sir. Keep learning

you explain like a really wise teacher, i have to say i learnt it all and damn, it was pretty relaxing too!

This is so the best bike video ever, I've just bought a bike and the gears have made me so nervous, but I watch this video everytime before I go on my bike it really helps

@MotoJitsu

2 ай бұрын

glad it helps

Very easy to interpret what you're saying. Clear as!!

If, the clutch lever is fully out, for it to engage, you should first adjust at the clutch basket (coarse adjustment), then you adjust at the lever (fine adjustment) the lever on the clutch lever is a span adjuster to fit small/large hands. Older bikes can have a right hand gear, change, and some Kawasaki had neutral at bottom and up for first, etc.

Simple asf thanks man your awesome!

The simplest way I'd put it is rev matching makes everything extra smooth. It's good, but also the last thing you want to worry about on your first ride.

So helpful thank you bro🙏🏽🙏🏽

That is a perfect and thorough explanation, thank you. I have noticed when I go off the gas the motorcycle starts to jerk a bit, is that an issue with the motorcycle settings?

very educational...thanks a lot for this video😊😊😊

Great video man super thorough thank you very helpful

Very useful, thanks man 🙏

My MSF course had tasks that had to be performed in mid speed second gear and a speed control section with clutch only. My bike is clutchless, I rode clutched bikes way back but not in a long time. The CRF150SM they had me doing my course on had the vaguest clutch of anything I ever ridden. I could move it whole centimetres and there was little change in the grab. They passed me but hopefully my next bike has a better clutch and maybe a course bike should have a better clutch setting lol.

Great instructions teacher

I would definitely take a class with you. Great info

Dude, it's.... 1.) Evol Canevil 2.) Seth Enslow 3.) Jeremy McGrath 7,896.) You ..but hey, you made my all time greats list bro!

very useful man thanks for the help and for teaching us

Great explanation shifting Thank You

Great video!

Heyy, this exactly what I needed.. thanks

Thank you for the info bro.

great instruction !

First bike's a week and a half old, I'm starting actually rev matching and blipping, and it's SO much easier. Also, from 2 to 6 and down again, all clutchless. GSX-S125.

Super duper useful video would recommend to all beginners ❤

very helpful video thanks man