If your dirt bike doesn't have a kill switch, you can follow these steps to turn it off safely:
Release the throttle: Ease off the throttle completely to ensure the engine returns to idle speed.
Engage the clutch: Pull in the clutch lever fully. This disengages the power transmission from the engine to the wheels, preventing the bike from moving forward while the engine is still running.
Shift into neutral: While holding the clutch lever in, use your foot to shift the gear lever into the neutral position. This ensures that the bike is not in gear and allows the engine to run freely without transferring power to the wheels.
Turn off the ignition: Locate the ignition switch or key on your dirt bike. Turn the ignition switch to the "off" position, or remove the key if it is a key-operated ignition.
Let the engine idle: Allow the engine to idle for a few moments to cool down before shutting it off completely. This helps prevent potential heat-related issues.
Stop the engine: With the ignition switched off and the bike in neutral, release the clutch lever gradually until you feel the engine stall and come to a stop. This ensures that the engine is no longer running.
It's worth noting that these steps assume your dirt bike doesn't have a kill switch or an engine cut-off switch. If your dirt bike does have a kill switch, it is generally recommended to use it to turn off the engine instead, as it provides a convenient and quick way to shut down the bike safely. Always consult your dirt bike's owner's manual for specific instructions and guidelines pertaining to your particular make and model.