What Are the Reasons for High Fuel Consumption in Motorcycles?
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Introduction to the reasons for high fuel consumption in motorcycles: Insufficient tire inflation: If you notice a significant reduction in the coasting distance of your motorcycle, weakened downhill coasting effect, or increased effort required to push the bike when empty, you should check whether the tire pressure meets the standard. Insufficient tire inflation can significantly increase fuel consumption. Severe tire wear: If you observe front or rear wheel wobbling while riding, immediately check the tire pressure and wear level, as well as whether the wheels and suspension arms are loose. Severe tire wear or insufficient pressure can frequently cause wobbling, especially on roads with longitudinal grooves. Clutch slippage: Slippage in the clutch friction blocks of scooters can affect top speed and uphill torque, as well as cause overheating of nearby components. If you notice a rapid increase in engine RPM during sudden acceleration but only a slow increase in speed, this can be identified as clutch slippage.