What is the normal position of the motorcycle choke?
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Motorcycle choke normally located on the carburetor. Choke: The choke is a unique device of carburetor-type gasoline engines, which adjusts the concentration of the air-fuel mixture to facilitate starting. Under normal circumstances, it should be kept in the open position. The choke, also known as the air choke, is used to regulate the amount of air entering. There are two principles of the choke: one is to reduce the amount of air entering, and the other is to increase the amount of gasoline entering, enriching the air-fuel mixture to make the cold engine easier to start. Default open: The so-called "choke" on a motorcycle is a valve that controls the amount of air entering the carburetor to participate in the air-fuel mixture ratio. The motorcycle should be driven with the choke open by default, which means the valve is fully open for ventilation.