Differences Between Regular Motorcycles and Light Motorcycles

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Differences between regular motorcycles and light motorcycles: 1. Different nature: Light motorcycles have lower maximum design speed, displacement, or total motor power compared to regular motorcycles, with technical parameters and performance falling between electric bicycles and motorcycles. Regular motorcycles are driven by gasoline engines and are two-wheeled or three-wheeled vehicles steered by handlebars. 2. Different characteristics: Regardless of the driving method, the maximum design speed of a light motorcycle does not exceed 50 km/h; its maximum design speed, displacement, or total motor power are all lower than those of regular motorcycles. Key points for safe motorcycle riding are as follows: 1. Always pay attention to the road conditions ahead, checking for slippery sections, uneven or damaged road surfaces, gravel, obstacles in the road, oil stains, or accumulated small stones on curves. 2. When changing lanes or starting, use the rearview mirror to check the situation behind you and confirm safety before proceeding. Avoid sudden stops or deceleration unless necessary to prevent rear-end collisions. When turning, reduce speed before turning and strictly avoid decelerating during the turn. 3. Although two-wheeled motorcycles are highly maneuverable, they must not weave between lanes of moving vehicles or overtake from the right side. Such driving methods are not only extremely dangerous but also make other drivers nervous, increasing the risk of traffic accidents.