What are the reasons why the motorcycle kick starter cannot be pressed down?
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The motorcycle kick starter cannot be pressed down possibly due to: the kick starter being stuck, lack of engine oil causing cylinder seizure, or crankshaft seizure; if there is engine oil, it might be due to the oil pump failing to supply oil, leading to cylinder seizure. The key points for kick-starting a motorcycle are: engage neutral gear, pull the choke in cold weather, quickly press down the kick starter and retract it swiftly, and gently apply a bit of throttle. Avoid excessive throttle. Below is an introduction to lightweight motorcycles: Definition and standards of lightweight motorcycles: Regardless of the driving method, a lightweight motorcycle must have a maximum design speed not exceeding 50km/h. If powered by an internal combustion engine, its displacement must not exceed 50ml; if electrically driven, the motor's rated output power must not exceed 4KW. Requirements for driving a lightweight motorcycle: The driver must be at least 16 years old, with a height of 1.45 meters or above, vision of 0.7 or above (or corrected to 0.7 or above), no red-green color blindness, normal hearing, and no physical defects or diseases that hinder safe driving. After passing a medical examination and the traffic rules and driving skills tests administered by the public security authorities, a lightweight motorcycle driver's license will be issued. For licensed lightweight motorcycles, a medical examination is required every two years, and those who fail are not allowed to continue driving.