To stop a bike's engine, follow these steps:
Reduce the throttle: Gradually release the throttle grip on the right handlebar. This will decrease the engine's speed and power output.
Pull in the clutch lever: Use your left hand to pull in the clutch lever located on the left handlebar. This disengages the engine from the transmission, allowing you to shift gears or bring the bike to a stop.
Apply the brakes: Use the right hand to apply the front brake lever, located on the right handlebar. Simultaneously, use your right foot to apply the rear brake by pressing down on the brake pedal, usually located on the right side of the footpeg.
Downshift gears: While holding in the clutch lever, downshift through the gears to bring the engine to a lower RPM range. This helps to match the gear with the bike's reduced speed.
Release the clutch: Slowly release the clutch lever while keeping the brakes applied. This should be done smoothly to avoid stalling the engine. As you release the clutch lever, the bike's engine will disconnect from the transmission.
Come to a complete stop: Continue applying the brakes until the bike comes to a complete stop. Keep in mind that you may need to put your feet down to maintain balance when the bike is stationary.
Turn off the engine: Once the bike is stopped, locate the engine kill switch or ignition switch. Typically, the kill switch is a small toggle switch on the handlebars, while the ignition switch is usually located near the keyhole. Toggle the kill switch to the "off" position or turn the ignition switch to the "off" position to shut down the engine completely.
It's important to note that the specific steps may vary depending on the make and model of the bike, so it's always a good idea to consult the owner's manual for your particular motorcycle.