What should you do if your motorcycle stalls?

If your motorcycle stalls, shifting to neutral, restarting the engine, and checking for hazards before proceeding is the best course of action. This approach allows you to safely restart your motorcycle without having to push it out of harm's way immediately. By putting the bike in neutral, you can attempt to restart the engine without the immediate worry of the bike rolling or causing an accident.

After restarting, checking for any hazards is crucial. This ensures that you assess your surroundings for other vehicles or obstacles that could pose a danger if you try to get back on the road. Understanding your environment allows for a safer return to riding.

Calling for assistance might be necessary in some situations, but it's more practical to attempt to restart the bike if it's safe to do so. Kicking the bike to restart it is not effective and could lead to injury or damage. Pushing the bike to the side of the road is a temporary solution but does not address the root issue of the stall or ensure your safety while doing so. Therefore, choosing to restart and assess the situation first is the most sensible and safe option.