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How many kilometers can a scooter motorcycle run continuously?

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DiLola

07/30/25 10:05am

Motorcycle continuous driving mileage varies depending on the engine type and the vehicle's displacement. Motorcycles with a displacement of more than 150 milliliters and a water-cooled engine can run continuously for about 200 kilometers; for underbone motorcycles with a displacement of about 110 milliliters or cross motorcycles with a displacement of about 125 milliliters, due to heat attenuation issues, it is recommended not to exceed 100 kilometers of continuous driving; due to poor heat dissipation, it is not recommended for scooter motorcycles to run continuously for more than 50 kilometers. The following is relevant information: Motorcycle service life: The service life and continuous running mileage of a motorcycle are closely related to its design. Relevant data show that the service life of a brand-new motorcycle tire is about 50,000 kilometers, while the service life of the engine is about 100,000 kilometers. Safety precautions: During the use of the motorcycle, vehicle maintenance should be done well to minimize high-intensity continuous operation and avoid excessive wear and tear on the vehicle. When driving continuously for a long time, it is also necessary to consider the body's endurance, which is not only responsible for oneself but also for others.

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