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ELI5: Why is riding the clutch in a car bad, but on a dirtbike it is highly recommended?
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Different types of clutches.  A car has a single plate dry clutch.  It’s simple, light, durable, but doesn’t tolerate a lot of heat.  A bike typically has a multiplate wet clutch. That means the clutch plates live in an oil bath, and can shed heat super easily.  You can slip the clutch in a bike all day long.

Now, this isn’t universal.  There are some cars with multiplate clutches and some bikes with dry clutches, but in both cases those are usually specialized race instances.