hi Poco! its great to see you on the roads now! I am not sure how these will sound like for you in English but I got some tips to help you learn faster! 1. Rear brake is your friend. Always use it when coming to a stop and during slow speed turns. 2. When you are at a stop light, play with your clutch friction zone rocking the bike back and forth. You will gain muscle memory faster. 3. Might be useful to take a look at the user manual and seeing what the best shift points (speeds) are 4. Take to a parking lot and practice A LOT of slow speed stuff. 5. At lower speeds below 15-10mph keep the clutch in the friction zone that will help with the jerkiness when in 1/2 gear. 6. At this stage it might be easier to simply pull in the clutch and downshift all the way to 1st when coming to a complete stop. Later you can move on to rev matching (the fun part) 7. when starting off from a stop dont put your legs on the pegs immediately, build up a little speed first 8. When turning whether that's fast or slow always turn your head to where you want to go Above all else keep in mind the simple fact; the more you ride the less mistakes you make!
Thank you very much for your kindness.(о´∀`о) It seems that 2 and 4 are still difficult, but other than that, it seems that you can practice. I'm sorry I'm not good at English．(ﾟ∀ﾟ;
@@poco3 Yes clutch and slow speed turning are the most difficult for beginners but with enough practice you won’t even have to think about it! Have fun with the bike!
