Please are they some good people out there I love to get a motorcycle, its been my dream but i don't have money. If someone could make my dreams come true i would be happy 😢
I had a semi-automatic scooter... You can drive with one hand...Id drive down a solitary Street shifting in between first and second gear while I would smoke a joint...🎉in Argentina though
I’ve been kind of practicing rev matching by pressing down (not half pressing but fully pressing down) on the back pedal and rev the engine then release the pedal to down shift. So have I just been abusing my bike?
This moped type motorcycle only in southeast asian market, small easy to ride in city , it’s evolution from honda cub c70 year by year until today you can found 100cc to 150cc , install basket on it , ride , shopping and buy groceries 😂
You have to slow down to the correct speed, which is much slower than you would think. I don't think bad downshifts cause any major damage to these motorbikes though. Very cheap to fix anyway.
Hello bro.... Do you mean if am going down a slope, and i intend going down silently, then assuming my gear is right at gear 4, then i press my front gear lever down.... With that also be likened as burning my clutch?
no it isn't. Burning the clutch is caused by half pressing the pedal and reving the engine. Imagine accidently resting your foot on the pedal while driving. This is what breaks these bikes.
@@Tigitmotorbikes so to confirm, will flooring my gear pedal (thus the full clutch) while going down hill, do any/little/much damage to the mechanism?
Hey Tigit John, I was coming over soon to do a 3 month ride through Vietnam, (was booked with you guys pre covid) Appears we can no longer get a 3 month Visa, Any thoughts? 1 month is too short 😵💫
If you are doing that slowly, but not super slowly. Then it is fine. But if you are dragging it out over many, many seconds. Then yes you will burn the clutch.
Sir, Can i start my motorcycle on 4th gear after full stop? and the road is just horizontal? I saw some people doing that. thanks a lot hope this will be answered
@@Tigitmotorbikes thank you so much sir, i have the same bike its honda rsx 110cc, close relative of honda wave, just one last question, will it not damage the clutch lining or any damage? thank you so much hope you will still response 🙏
Are the clutch plates of semi-automatic motorcycle same with the manual? I have a semi-automatic Kawasaki Z125 and plan to order heavy duty clutch plates that riders use on their manual Z125 Pro. Very informative video. Was trying to pop my Z125 to no success. :)
You need a mechanic to physically compare the plates. Or to figure out the part numbers of the two bikes to see if they match. There isn't a magical way to know unfortunately. For example the Honda XR 150 (manual), has the same clutch plates as a Honda Wave (semi-auto). But you need to have physically seen both parts to know this. I am not familiar with Kawasaki bikes, so I can not advise.
The answer is yes the clutches are the same but a semi auto has two different types of clutches a normal motorcycle clutch and a centrifugal clutch. The motorcycle clutch is for changing gear like normal but the centrifugal clutch is for starting and stopping.
Hi sir, may I ask for gear shifting do I have to release the throttle? If I just give full throttle at high rpm and just shift gear will that damage the gear?
It does have oil in it. But you can still burn it :) Has the added downside of the clutch plate particles getting into the oil and destroying the engine. If you burn the clutch, the oil needs changing as well!
For those with a height of 185 to 200 cm, that is too tall to ride a small motorbike
Every fcking bike. So doesn't matter
I'm 187 and I'm still riding those bike look tall asf
every day i'm driving a semi automatic motorcycle 🛵⛽💰👍👼😇 like Honda Wave CX 110CC and SYM Bonus SR 110CC 👼😇🛵👍.
Please are they some good people out there
I love to get a motorcycle, its been my dream but i don't have money.
If someone could make my dreams come true i would be happy 😢
What if a semi isn't disengaging the clutch but does change gears? My bike is hard to shift. Ithink it's not disengaging totally or at all.
I had a semi-automatic scooter... You can drive with one hand...Id drive down a solitary Street shifting in between first and second gear while I would smoke a joint...🎉in Argentina though
It’s moped bike not scooter
@@jackshinoda2122 moped ? Moped usually with engine capacity below 100cc ,most common is 50cc
Informative!
I will be getting my first Honda Innova this week so this info is helpful!
Your videos are super useful thank you for your service
I’ve been kind of practicing rev matching by pressing down (not half pressing but fully pressing down) on the back pedal and rev the engine then release the pedal to down shift. So have I just been abusing my bike?
Why? If youre pressing down fully then your disengaging the clutch right?
You're not doing any damage because this is how to correctly downshift and rev match semi auto bikes.
Thanks your video，it saves my bike。
This moped type motorcycle only in southeast asian market, small easy to ride in city , it’s evolution from honda cub c70 year by year until today you can found 100cc to 150cc , install basket on it , ride , shopping and buy groceries 😂
Next time, can you talk how you can gently engage the clutch when down-shifting? And in doing so, does it cause undue wear and tear on the clutch?
You have to slow down to the correct speed, which is much slower than you would think.
I don't think bad downshifts cause any major damage to these motorbikes though. Very cheap to fix anyway.
Almost said "real" motorbike there 😂👍🏻
Hello bro.... Do you mean if am going down a slope, and i intend going down silently, then assuming my gear is right at gear 4, then i press my front gear lever down.... With that also be likened as burning my clutch?
no it isn't.
Burning the clutch is caused by half pressing the pedal and reving the engine.
Imagine accidently resting your foot on the pedal while driving. This is what breaks these bikes.
@@Tigitmotorbikes so to confirm, will flooring my gear pedal (thus the full clutch) while going down hill, do any/little/much damage to the mechanism?
@@bmo3778 No damage
Good question. I was wondering about the same
I think this happened on my friends scooter help!
Does downshifting from gear 5 to 2 slowly, counts as engine braking OR, it will burn my clutch faster??
downshifting is engine braking. Nothing to do with the clutch
Hey Tigit John, I was coming over soon to do a 3 month ride through Vietnam, (was booked with you guys pre covid) Appears we can no longer get a 3 month Visa, Any thoughts? 1 month is too short 😵💫
you can get 3 single 1 month E-Visas but you will need to do border runs. 1 month is great but of course 3 months is better :)
@@mebesaturday Yeah kinda sucks, a backwards step for tourism.
@@NotYourAveargeAlien you could get a 3 year TRC but might not be worth the hassle
Those heal toe shifters are very unpopular in the USA.
Nice, very interesting tips! Cheers!
Very informative!!!
That thing looks like a toy next to you lmao
When i shift up but press the pedal slowly instead of instantly, is that considered burning the clutch?
If you are doing that slowly, but not super slowly. Then it is fine.
But if you are dragging it out over many, many seconds. Then yes you will burn the clutch.
Thank you for your help
Sir, Can i start my motorcycle on 4th gear after full stop? and the road is just horizontal? I saw some people doing that. thanks a lot hope this will be answered
You can do this. No problem.
@@Tigitmotorbikes thank you so much sir, i have the same bike its honda rsx 110cc, close relative of honda wave, just one last question, will it not damage the clutch lining or any damage? thank you so much hope you will still response 🙏
@@Tigitmotorbikes because i heard it will put pressure on the clutch system when starting to accelerate from full stop using 4th
Soo i have a semi auto atv if i donut it can i burn my clutch
Not really no. That isn't really the way it works.
Is it bad to come to a full stop in third gear, stay in third gear, then take off? And also can you downshift on these?
You can stop in third and take off, no problem.
You can downshift yes.
This is how you destroy clutch.
Are the clutch plates of semi-automatic motorcycle same with the manual? I have a semi-automatic Kawasaki Z125 and plan to order heavy duty clutch plates that riders use on their manual Z125 Pro. Very informative video. Was trying to pop my Z125 to no success. :)
You need a mechanic to physically compare the plates. Or to figure out the part numbers of the two bikes to see if they match. There isn't a magical way to know unfortunately.
For example the Honda XR 150 (manual), has the same clutch plates as a Honda Wave (semi-auto). But you need to have physically seen both parts to know this.
I am not familiar with Kawasaki bikes, so I can not advise.
@@Tigitmotorbikes Thank you very much for responding! I appreciate the suggestion. Will try to check the part numbers. 👊🏽
The answer is yes the clutches are the same but a semi auto has two different types of clutches a normal motorcycle clutch and a centrifugal clutch. The motorcycle clutch is for changing gear like normal but the centrifugal clutch is for starting and stopping.
Can we use Scooter engine oil for semiautomatic bike like this?
No
No because it needs to be motorcycle oil which can be used with wet clutches.
Hi sir, may I ask for gear shifting do I have to release the throttle? If I just give full throttle at high rpm and just shift gear will that damage the gear?
Yes.. Rev up then release throttle when up shiftting.. Down shifting more comfortable when use double throttle rev matching
@@jayaandrias3079How do you do that "double throttle rev?
@@blank_URL blip rev + downshift
But a bike clutch has a wet clutch in oil? So you cant burn it?
It does have oil in it. But you can still burn it :)
Has the added downside of the clutch plate particles getting into the oil and destroying the engine.
If you burn the clutch, the oil needs changing as well!
@@Tigitmotorbikes but I was told you can only burn dry bike clutches
@@steve00alt70 You were told wrong :)
@@Tigitmotorbikes hmmm I not sure
Okay. So I’ve been watching people wheelie a Honda Super Cub (with a semi auto) and looks like they’re burning it up
Not sure what you mean by that. If you mean they are burning the clutch, then the reality is that they can't drive :)