concise and clear explanation. this video will save lives. great work!

Thank you so clear
Initially I thought it can never

Nice!

So what if i sat on my scooter and decided to coast downhill while the scooter was idling. The clutch would not engage because there is no throttle inputted to above a certain threshold?

So what if I was already driving downhill with the clutch engaged, engine spinning at 5000 rpm and I let off the throttle, the clutch wouldn't be able to disengage because the rpms were already high and now the wheel speed will keep the rpms from dropping since the clutch is already engaged prior?

There is no freewheeling once the clutch is enaged as long as wheel speed keeps rpm high enough to cause the centrifugal force?