At present, the motorcycles on the market do not need clutch operation, except for some downward-bending models and pedal models. Basically, motorcycles, such as street cars, rally cars and imitation races, all need clutch operation. For the use of clutch, many riders, especially novices, don't know how to control it correctly, and think that clutch operation is a tedious thing. In fact, the clutch not only controls the gear, but also affects the power output and steering control. It can be said that the person who can control the clutch correctly is the one who can really play the motorcycle. Today, we will learn about the function of clutch, hoping to help friends who are preparing to learn to drive.

As an old driver who has been riding for many years, I have more experience than many people. However, I will be tired of the cumbersome operation of the clutch when I need to stop and go in traffic jams, especially for beginners. Frequent use of clutches can even make people feel at a loss. Why do motorcycles use clutches that are so cumbersome to operate? This is mainly due to the engine.

The large engine of motorcycle has many advantages as a power source, but it also has many disadvantages. In this case, a clutch is needed to cover up the shortcomings of the engine. For example, compared with an electric motor, an engine cannot move by its own power. Therefore, when parking, the engine needs to keep running. At this time, because the motorcycle can't move, it is necessary to separate the transmission system such as the engine and the reducer with a clutch.

When moving forward, the stopped motorcycle starts slowly, and the engine lacks power because it is at a low speed. But if the power is transmitted after the speed is increased, the motorcycle will suddenly rush forward. At this time, the semi-clutch state can be used to increase the speed and slowly transmit power without stopping the engine rotation, so that the motorcycle will not suddenly rush forward. In addition, after starting, the clutch can also interrupt the transmission of power when shifting gears.

Because of this, no matter what kind of motorcycle needs a clutch, even if it is an automatic transmission system, the clutch is also a necessary device. Why don't these automatic motorcycles need clutch operation? That's because the action of the clutch can be completed automatically, while the motorcycle with manual gear needs frequent manual operation.

The above is an introduction to the contents of the clutch. Many riders who are used to manual clutch are familiar with the operation of clutch, and the operation of motorcycle with both hands and feet can give people a pleasure of driving. This kind of fun is the original flavor of motorcycles, which is also the reason why most motorcycles are unwilling to replace the automatic clutch.

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