Honda CBR500R Burnout Gone Wrong - Destroying My Motorcycle Clutch!

In this video, I attempted to do a tire burnout on my Honda CBR500R motorcycle. I was hoping to show off some impressive smoke and tire marks, but unfortunately, things didn't go as planned. As I revved up the engine and let out the clutch, I quickly realized that I had made a mistake.
Instead of a smooth burnout, I felt a sudden jolt and heard a loud grinding noise. The bike lurched forward, and I knew right away that something was wrong. I quickly shut off the engine and inspected the bike, and to my dismay, I discovered that I had destroyed the motorcycle clutch.
In this video, I share my experience and explain what went wrong. I also talk about the importance of taking care of your motorcycle and avoiding unnecessary damage. While I may have learned a tough lesson, I hope that others can learn from my mistake and avoid similar mishaps.
So if you're a motorcycle enthusiast or just interested in learning more about what can go wrong when attempting a tire burnout, be sure to check out this video. And don't forget to subscribe for more motorcycle adventures and tips!

[@kweon]

What went wrong? Did you not let go of the clutch fully?

[@Bikerwoof]

Yep

[@Bikerwoof]

I was afraid to release it fully

[@structureandconquer]

It was close!

[@Bikerwoof]

It was destroyed

[@mattryerson3902]

Wow dude

[@Bikerwoof]

🤙

[@MV-AGUSTA-F4RR]

good

[@Bikerwoof]

not good fried the clutch

[@kennypool]

Haha

[@Bikerwoof]

My bike needs a doctor