Can a motorcycle carry passengers after installing side cases?

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McXavier
07/30/25 8:48am
Motorcycles can carry passengers after installing side cases. Steps for registering motorcycle side cases: If the motorcycle did not come with side cases when it left the factory and was initially registered, adding side cases later requires applying for registration with the vehicle management office according to regulations. Daily precautions for motorcycle use: Avoid leaving the motorcycle unused for extended periods as this can lead to battery drain. Fuel-injected motorcycles cannot operate properly without sufficient battery power. It's best to start the motorcycle every half month or charge the battery before starting. Do not start the engine immediately after unlocking. Fuel-injected motorcycles typically undergo a self-check process when unlocked; wait for this to complete before starting. When power is first applied, the fuel pump is still establishing constant pressure. Avoid aggressive acceleration immediately after starting, as this is harmful to the engine since it hasn't reached normal operating temperature and can accelerate engine wear.
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