On a Harley Davidson motorcycle, the neutral gear is the position of the transmission that disengages the engine power from the drivetrain. In this gear, the transmission is not engaged with any of the other gears (such as first, second, third, etc.), allowing the motorcycle to idle freely without transmitting power to the wheels.
When the motorcycle is in neutral, you can start the engine, let it idle, and perform various tasks such as warming up the engine, adjusting settings, or simply resting without the need to hold the clutch lever. It is also the gear you should be in when starting the engine, as it prevents the motorcycle from moving forward or backward inadvertently.
Finding neutral on a Harley Davidson motorcycle typically involves lightly tapping the gear shift lever down from first gear while the clutch lever is fully pulled in. The neutral indicator light on the instrument cluster or the neutral indicator on the speedometer will illuminate to indicate that the motorcycle is in neutral.
It's worth noting that the exact process of finding neutral may vary slightly depending on the specific model and transmission type of the Harley Davidson motorcycle. It's always a good idea to consult the owner's manual for your particular motorcycle for detailed instructions on operating the transmission and finding neutral.