Pushing a motorcycle by hand will not allow you to attain maximum speed. Motorcycles require engine power to propel them and reach their maximum speed. Pushing a motorcycle will only result in limited speed based on your own physical capabilities.
To reach a motorcycle's maximum speed, you need to operate it as intended. Here are the general steps to achieve maximum speed:
Prepare the motorcycle: Ensure that the motorcycle is in good mechanical condition, with properly inflated tires, adequate fuel, and appropriate lubrication.
Mount the motorcycle: Sit on the motorcycle and familiarize yourself with the controls, including the throttle, brakes, clutch (if applicable), and gear shift (if applicable).
Start the engine: Use the motorcycle's ignition system to start the engine according to the manufacturer's instructions. Make sure the motorcycle is in neutral gear (or the appropriate gear for starting, if applicable).
Engage the gears: If your motorcycle has a manual transmission, shift into the first gear and gradually release the clutch while applying gentle throttle. As the motorcycle gains speed, shift up through the gears until you reach the desired speed.
Use throttle control: Gradually twist the throttle to increase the engine's power and accelerate. Be smooth and progressive with your throttle inputs to maintain stability and control.
Maintain proper body position: Position your body appropriately to maintain balance and stability. Keep your weight centered and use your legs and core muscles to absorb any bumps or movements.
Observe road and traffic conditions: Ensure that you are riding in a safe and legal manner, paying attention to traffic, speed limits, and road conditions. Always prioritize your safety and the safety of others.
It's crucial to note that reaching a motorcycle's maximum speed should be done in controlled environments such as racetracks or closed courses. Speeding on public roads can be dangerous and may violate traffic laws. Always ride responsibly and within legal limits.