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u hear the car go vrooooooom while it's only moving very little. most people ride the clutch when they aren't quite used to the car yet, so they are not familar with the clutch's 'biting' point. DOnt worry, u'll get the hang of it
Originally posted by OldGuy Generally, it refers to the habit of driving with one's foot resting on the clutch.
That's what "riding the clutch" has meant in my 20 yrs of driving. That's what the dead pedal is for (to rest your foot on when not engaging the clutch).
Most of the other explanations on here is what is referred to as "slipping the clutch". .......although I don't know what you would call "too much gas, too little clutch".
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