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Mastering the clutch, throttle and rear brake is essential to you being in full control of the motorcycle at all times.
It can be used when riding in slow moving traffic and traffic queues, along with approaching busy junctions.
Other situations where you require slow control include when you are filtering, riding in congestion, riding or pulling away on an incline and riding in car parks.
This requires you to use delicate clutch control, which means holding the clutch midway between being engaged and disengaged.
THE THROTTLE STOPS THE ENGINE STALLING
The power is controlled by applying more throttle to prevent the engine from stalling. As the clutch is released the engine tone dips, this is when more throttle can be applied to raise the engine revs.
By balancing the use of the throttle and clutch you can control the amount of drive delivered to the rear wheel.
The rear brake can be used to slow the speed of the motorcycle as required.
Any slower than this and you may experience balance issues and become wobbly and any faster you will be relying on the throttle to control the speed of the motorcycle.
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● Mod 1 Course
● Mod 2 Course
● Advanced Course
● Slow Control Course
● Theory Test Academy
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