What is the reason for a motorcycle not starting after falling over?
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The reason for not being able to start after falling over may be due to excessive fuel entering the cylinder when trying to start after picking it up, causing flooding and preventing startup. Relevant explanations are as follows: 1. Reason for not starting: When the motorcycle falls over, some fuel from the carburetor flows out through the vent hole, and some enters the cylinder. When picking it up, too much fuel enters the cylinder, causing flooding and preventing startup. Note that owners who do not plan to travel long distances should not fill the fuel tank completely to maintain fuel freshness and reduce vehicle weight. 2. Solution: Simply remove the spark plug, dry the fuel on the spark plug, press the electric start to spray out the fuel in the cylinder, then reinstall the spark plug to start the motorcycle.