This article will help you learn to gear motor on a motorbike with a foot controlled gear motor.
1.With the clutch disengaged, shift all the way down to first, using your left foot. Rolling the bike a forward and back might help.

2.After you are in first gear, and moving at an acceptable speed. Pull or in the clutch, at the same time let off of the gas.

3.Remember to keep on holding the clutch in, and pull up gently on the shifter until you feel it click. This is neutral. Pull up firmly this time, the second click will be 2nd gear.

4.Release the clutch lever smoothly and reapply the gas at the same time. The aim here is to do everything smoothly so that you don't bounce off down the road like a kangaroo. Not applying the gas will result in the engine stalling. Make sure that you know when to shift! (See Tips and Warnings for more information).

5.Shifting into higher gears can be accomplished in two ways. The method described for shifting from first to second will work, but you can also shift without the clutch by applying a gentle upward pressure to the shift lever and then backing off on the throttle slightly. The transmission should then shift into the next gear. This will also work from first to second, but generally is not as smooth because neutral is in between the two gears. (doing this incorrectly could shred you gears so it isn't advised until you are comfortable and able to gear motor normally)