What is the reason why a motorcycle doesn't move when the throttle is applied?
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A motorcycle not moving when the throttle is applied may be related to the engine. The engine needs to be preheated in advance, as preheating the engine usually helps protect its lifespan. Importance: The engine oil can only be delivered to all parts at a certain RPM. Without preheating, the engine lubrication will be poor, which can affect the engine's lifespan. Therefore, preheating is necessary. Method: The carburetor has a choke switch. Pulling it upward opens the choke, allowing the engine to run at around 3000 RPM for 2 minutes. Then, close the choke (push the switch downward) before applying the throttle. This can help prevent the motorcycle from not moving when the throttle is applied.