Why the neutral gear is typically located between 1st and 2nd gear on a motor bike.

[@crixusfernandez2452]

The commuter bike gear shift is more user friendly. Can find the neutral much faster than finding the neutral in the middle of the 1st and 2nd gear.

[@ekales_]

After starting the bike in first gear and you want to shift to the second gear, won't this take the bike to neutral and cause it to stall?

[@easyshifterTWC]

No! If you start the bike in first gear, first of all, you need to pull the clutch lever on your left hand while starting. After that, if you release the lever slowly, it will start moving forward. And then, if you pull the clutch lever again and push the gear lever up (a little harder) It will directly go to the 2nd gear instead of "neutral".

[@ekales_]

@@easyshifterTWC Thank you. I am beginner rider who learnt how to ride a motorbike 1 week ago. I learnt using a bike with N1234 gear system. This is why I am curious about how the 1N234 works so that I don't find it hard to ride it once I get the opportunity.

[@easyshifterTWC]

@@ekales_ i was guessing it that you have learnt riding with a different gear shifting pattern which is N 1 2 3 … this pattern actually used for higher cc bikes and race tracks! Just to reduce the gear shifting time.

[@ekales_]

@@easyshifterTWC Got it 👍

[@raynic1173]

I not buying any of this,,,,😂 😂

[@easyshifterTWC]

@@raynic1173 ha ha