What to Do When a Motorcycle Won't Start After Being Stored for a Long Time?
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When a motorcycle is left unused for an extended period, the gasoline can form gum deposits, causing the engine to gum up. Replacing the old gasoline with fresh fuel can resolve this issue. If the engine lacks lubrication, manually rotating the crankshaft quickly can help distribute the lubricant. The battery may lose charge if unused for a long time; recharging the battery is necessary. Spark plugs in a motorcycle that hasn't been started for a while can become damp and should be replaced with new ones.