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Shalidor
4 years ago

If it doesn’t go any further down, you’re in the first gear. If you don’t go up, you’re in the highest, depending on which gear you have. All in between are the intercourses. That’s all you need to know. If the speed is too low (sense, hear and if you see) you have to turn down, it is too high, you turn up. You don’t need a gear display and basically no speedometer if you have one at all.

Shalidor
4 years ago
Reply to  Marius62

And at three courses, you don’t know where you are? At six courses, I can still understand, but at three?? You start in the first, then turn into the second and then, depending on the speed, you switch between 2 and 3. It’s not that hard now. I have 5 gears and no speed gauge, let alone a gear indicator. And that’s easy.

B3hindY0u
4 years ago

Emergency 2nd gear and clutch if it becomes too slow.

Shalidor
4 years ago

Two-stroke engine stops up to 8000 rpm. They are designed for speed. And if you want to shut down too soon, don’t shut down too soon. You don’t have to switch from the 3rd directly to the 1. I really don’t understand the problem.

Shalidor
4 years ago

If you have to slow down, you’re going down? Whether you’re in the second or in the first, you need to know yourself, depending on the speed.

Uff202120
4 years ago

The idling (0 or N) is over the first gear, best you turn down completely and then you have to get the N with a little feeling that you can feel and if you have in it you can push it without clutch if the gear is still in it you need to pull the copper or you can’t push it. It’s a bit of practice with idling

Uff202120
4 years ago
Reply to  Uff202120

So turn down and then with some feeling quite easily a high