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Originally Posted by ChaoSS
Yeah, but when I first learned to drive a car that was what my dad told me, if things got out of control stab the clutch and hit the brakes, and I never got in the habit of going for the clutch, just a good thing to do if you need to bail out of a set of problems like that while you are learning.
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A car is not a motorcycle. If you're turning and you hit the clutch all of a sudden.. what then? you're trying to turn a motorcycle and you can't transfer the weight to your rear wheel. What if you're too fast? And what if he needs to get on throttle and with panic, he lets go of the clutch too fast..
Like I said. It's not a good technique or idea on a motorcycle.
Believe me I've shifted to neutral by accident a couple times while i was going in a turn. It's not pretty.