Last time my instructor say just do it under 6 seconds. But tbh can't find it in the jpj rulebook. Just ride as usual, i think mine was up to 2nd gear then stop in the box. Test bike is mt07.

The other instructor said no time limit. If raining you just ride slow slow and stop.

Ok, what I experienced so far in Driving school.. most of instructors only teach us "how to operate/ride the bike" only

They never explain in details.

Here is 1 of the Youtube video on emergency break tutorial:




This post has been edited by yhsiau: Sep 9 2023, 10:43 PM

Yea..... Same thing happened to me as well. I already told my instructor that although I ride kapcai for 20 years but I have no experience with clutch bike and he simply ignored that.

Luckily after I fell once I slowly try to familiar with the bike myself and now I can ride it properly.

Yup, with the example of : "ini klut bike macam klut kereta.." during my 1st KPP03 session.

Later I go dig arround internet for answering my riding problems.



According this guy, Friction Zone is always used on slow speed riding. Should not worry too much about burning the clutch.

if U perform this on driving manual car... u will know the results la.

most bikes are wet clutch, soaked in oil; car clutch is dry, so cannot
my cilok2 maneuvers are with both brakes, and feathering the clutch and medium low throttle... big bikes not biasa yet

Not sure why you worry about the clutch. Bikes use wet multiplate clutches. They can take slipping way more than car clutches.

Yes, on slow speed, slip the clutch with rear brake.

I'm coming up to 60k on my ori clutch. I don't think you will slip the clutch in street riding any more than I do when I go off road. Its not something you need to worry. What you need to worry about is the clutch free play.

I know quite a few owners that adjusted the clutch so much it burnt the clutch in 15k. Don't adjust the clutch free play to bring the friction point nearer. Use adjustable levers.

This post has been edited by jaycee1: Sep 11 2023, 05:08 PM

No worry, I am still a noob rider & I won't mess with the bike's factory/default settings..

you should tinker a bit

Yes I passed, I passed.

Congratulation bro! enjoy your ride and have a safe ride.

Thanks, best news after a month of non stop training.

Congratulations and welcome to b full!

I'm signed up my B full class at Metro. Attended second class, First class instructor ask me to use kapcai to familiarse the course. However I still failed at titi & uneven course, the instructor don't even look at me and teach me how to handle it.

Second class, on second half section, instructor throw me a big bike, ask me to familiarise the clutch and do the 8 figure & sharp turn before go to the full course. So far I haven't fall from bike yet (Maybe due to I'm a manual car driver for the past 10 years). Too bad I only manage to play like 30mins and heavy rain poured. The academy replace 2 hours class for me on next section.

While waiting the rain stop, I was talking to a B full learner about how I failed on titi & uneven road using kapcai. He told me that during the first class, he was failed on titi too. During his second class , he found that it is even easier to control on titi using big bike. Is that really true?

For titi challenge first few times memang fall one. Just keep practice and you'll get the idea. 1 month time more than enough one.

For bumpy road my teacher taught me pusing sikit minyak when naik bump and lepas when turun bump. But also need watch out a bit for the clutch.

For titi, have to keep looking far away right? Sometime i can’t even balance during motor start moving.
Bumpy road my instructor said there are 2ways, one is the way you mentioned, second way is maintain the throttle and apply foot brake at the same time.

Yes, just look at the end of titi. When on the titi, use clutch to move and control speed using foot brake only.

If you can't balance motor when start moving, you can push your motor further from the starting line. But there's a limit so you can ask your teacher how far backward is allowed.

give duit kopi

Before titi
If you can , learn to balance the bike at stand still/almost stop




Then learn about riding very slow slow, and slightly dragging the rear brakes at the same time. This helpsb to keep the bike straight and more balance at very very slow speed.


And while you are going through titi, look straight ahead... Look where you want to go.
Never look directly on the front wheels.
Look further ahead.

This post has been edited by skyblu3: Nov 18 2023, 01:24 PM

yup. There is another yellow line at the rear. The rear tyre cannot touch the yellow line, that is the furthest line. I guess i need have to train more.

Do you own a big bike after you got your license?