What to Do When a Motorcycle Won't Start After Not Being Ridden for a Month?
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If a motorcycle hasn't been ridden for a month and won't start, you can use a charger or an external power source to charge the battery. Below is relevant information about motorcycle ignition: 1. Principle: Similar to cars, motorcycles rely on gasoline as a power source and require ignition to start. During daily use, if the motorcycle fails to start, the first things to check are the motorcycle's electrical circuit and fuel system. 2. Inspection Sequence: Malfunctions in the electrical circuit or fuel system can prevent the motorcycle from starting normally. If there's an issue with the electrical circuit, it's likely due to a dead battery. If the electrical circuit is fine, proceed to check the fuel system to see if fuel is flowing through the fuel line, as a clogged fuel line can also prevent the motorcycle from starting.