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To shift gears on a Honda Shine 125cc or any motorcycle with a manual transmission, you can follow these general steps:

  1. Starting in Neutral: Ensure that the motorcycle is in neutral by confirming that the neutral indicator light is illuminated or by gently tapping the gear shift lever with your foot to confirm it's not engaged in any gear.

  2. Clutch Lever: With your right hand, squeeze the clutch lever located on the left handlebar grip. Pulling in the clutch lever disengages the engine from the transmission, allowing you to shift gears smoothly.

  3. Shifting Up: While holding the clutch lever, use your left foot to lift the gear shift lever from its resting position (usually in a downward position). Move the lever upward gently with your toe to shift to the next higher gear. Each upward shift will take you to a higher gear (e.g., from 1st to 2nd gear, 2nd to 3rd gear, and so on).

  4. Releasing the Clutch: Slowly release the clutch lever while simultaneously rolling on the throttle to smoothly engage the engine power with the newly selected gear. This should be done in a gradual and controlled manner to avoid jerky or abrupt movements.

  5. Shifting Down: When you need to shift to a lower gear, follow a similar process. Squeeze the clutch lever, use your left foot to press the gear shift lever downward, and release the clutch lever smoothly while applying throttle as needed.

Remember to always downshift to an appropriate gear for your speed and to match the engine RPM to the gear ratio for smooth transitions.

It's important to consult the owner's manual specific to your Honda Shine 125cc for any model-specific instructions or variations in the shifting process. Additionally, practice and familiarity with your motorcycle will help you develop a smooth and seamless shifting technique.

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