Clutch tutorial and just riding around

had a comment about smooth clutch riding. so I decided to give my personal experience with how I ride the clutch. not a super in depth video about the clutch. but I ain't a expert. I just know how to ride.
I hope this helps anybody trying to learn to ride and also helps anybody learn how to smoothly let out the clutch with ease.
thanks for watching. #mt07life #Yoshimura #tstindustries

[@StoriesThroughoutHistory]

Def enjoyed this. Looking forward to your next upload

[@generationoutdoors]

Just gotta find more time.

[@Rebelfire83]

Great video bro. Don't worry about being an expert on riding. Just talk about what you know and you will do fine. Life is a learning experience for all of us.

[@generationoutdoors]

Oh I'm far from an expert. I just know how to ride. Lmao. But thanks. I appreciate the comment.

[@YammiePro]

Good stuff man!

[@generationoutdoors]

Thanks. I appreciate it.

[@easye1311]

Appreciate this you are a natural teacher,😂😂 i did the basic msf course, my problem is sometimes I let the clutch out too fast, but I'm getting better each time

[@generationoutdoors]

You will eventually find that happy spot. Took me a bit. But it is always a learning curve.

[@richardgcann]

Great video. I have just purchased the MT 07 and I'm also a little nervous of the torque. I don't want it running off and leaving me sitting on the road. Do you have any tips for keeping the front wheel firmly on the road surface? Is it just to be easy on the throttle?

[@generationoutdoors]

Yes it is. Using the clutch friction zone while easing into the throttle. Now be mindful of the power the bike has. Cause it will try to pull up. But as long you know how to use a clutch and understand that friction zone then you will be good to go. Like I was saying. Get on it and don't ride. Just play with the clutch in 1st gear. Find that zone then once it starts pulling add just a bit if throttle to start a good roll then pull clutch in and let off the throttle at the same time.

[@BeardedOutdoorAdventures]

I have the same bike. MSF course is this weekend. MT07 has me nervous to ride knowing the torque. I have been riding a tw200 to train on but still worried about this transition.

[@generationoutdoors]

Don't be. As long as you have clutch and throttle control, it will all be fine. This bike is super fun to ride, and it's got enough power to play with. Be smooth on the clutch and throttle, and you will be golden.