How to shift gears on Suzuki 125 motorcycle?

Motorcycles generally have two gears, circular gear or international standard gear 125, generally five gears. You can move from first gear to second gear and then step on third gear. Until the fifth gear, it is neutral again, and then it is 1 gear. The standard gear is 1 gear. Then step back, or tiptoe to the ground in front, which is second gear. When a motorcycle shifts gears, it is necessary to tighten the clutch. On the basis of neutral, step on the gear lever and shift to first gear. If you are in the second gear, you want to pick up the shift lever after the clutch is tightened, and the same is true for the subsequent third, fourth and fifth gears.

Downshift operation is relatively simple, just like first gear, just squeeze the clutch and step on the gear lever. Note that the neutral position is between first gear and second gear. If you put neutral on the basis of the first gear, you need to gently pick up the half gear. Be careful not to overdo it, or it will become second gear. The same is true of the second gear being reduced to neutral. After pressing the clutch, press the first gear.

International shift skill formula:

Pinch the clutch and shift gears. Down to first gear.

The second gear operation is slightly different, and the gear lever needs to be selected online.

The same is true for subsequent upshifts, and so is the lever selection operation.

Downshift operation is simpler, and the clutch pedal lever is tightened.

Every time you step down, it takes skill to get into a neutral position.