Driving a manual motorcycle involves operating a clutch lever and a gear shift lever to change gears while riding. Unlike automatic motorcycles, which shift gears automatically, manual motorcycles require the rider to actively engage with the transmission to control the bike’s speed and power.
Learning to ride a manual motorcycle offers several benefits. It provides greater control over the bike, allowing riders to optimize performance in different riding conditions. Manual motorcycles are also generally more fuel-efficient and offer a more engaging and rewarding riding experience for enthusiasts. Historically, manual transmissions have been the norm for motorcycles, with automatic transmissions only recently becoming more common.