What is the reason why the motorcycle cannot turn the handlebar?
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The reason why the motorcycle cannot turn the handlebar is: it may be due to damage to the steering stem ball bearings or the bearing retainer. Dismantle and check whether the ball bearings are damaged or stuck, whether there is insufficient lubrication, or if the steering stem screw is tightened too tightly. The handlebar lock or lock core usually does not get stuck during riding. This issue is most likely caused by the steering stem bearing. Motorcycle fuel consumption: The fuel consumption of motorcycles is generally around 3 liters, while some high-performance motorcycles consume around 7 liters. Besides the performance of the motorcycle itself, fuel consumption is also related to the rider's driving skills, fuel quality, and actual riding conditions. Motorcycle maintenance: Dangerous driving on motorcycle networks can cause damage to the motorcycle, especially to the valves and throttle. Motorcycles with power-assisted vehicles are quite prone to engine damage, so extra caution is required. Motorcycle tires are another area that requires constant attention, as they are easily damaged by stones and glass.