I think that was an automatic clutchChief wrote: ↑Tue Jun 02, 2026 2:21 pmInteresting, I know my CZ 125 had no reverse gear, but it did have automatic gear change.
On the subject of three wheelers, you can ride a Piaggio MP3 125 or a Yamaha Tricity 300 on a UK car drivers licence (some older models still count as bikes and can't be ridden if you don't have a Motorbike licence though) apparently it's all down to the distance in width between the 2 wheels as to how it's classified.
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The motorcycle with reverse is Russian URAL 650 commonly with a sidecar, which can have a driven wheel.
The CZ was a czechoslovakian made motorcycle whose gear lever folded back to become the kick start.
The CZ was a czechoslovakian made motorcycle whose gear lever folded back to become the kick start.
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Well done you will now have to learn the art of double declutching
