What Causes Black Smoke from Motorcycle Exhaust Pipe?

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Black smoke from the exhaust pipe indicates that the exhaust gas contains excessive carbon particles, which is caused by incomplete combustion during engine operation. Here are the relevant explanations: Abnormal exhaust smoke: Includes black smoke, white smoke, and blue smoke. Black smoke indicates a rich air-fuel mixture, related to defects in the fuel supply, air distribution, mechanical, or electronic control systems; white smoke indicates high water content in the fuel; Blue smoke indicates oil burning. Poor acceleration or weak power: Manifests as difficulty starting, poor acceleration, and difficulty overtaking. Oil leakage: Oil stains appear on the engine surface or its bottom. After wiping off, they reappear in the same location the next day. Water leakage: After the car is parked for a while, water stains are always found in the same spot on the ground.