Correct answer
With the left foot.
The gear-change pedal is operated with the left foot. Do not confuse it with the clutch lever: in the conventional manual layout it is operated with the left hand, rather than a clutch pedal. Follow the manufacturer’s gear-changing instructions. Automatic or electronically assisted transmissions may have different controls or may not require manual clutch operation.
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With the right foot.
With the right hand.
With the left foot.
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En una motocicleta con cambio manual convencional y pedal de cambio en el lado izquierdo, ¿con qué se acciona ese pedal?
- Con el pie derecho.
- Con la mano derecha.
- Con el pie izquierdo.(Correct answer)
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