Why can't the motorcycle throttle be reduced?
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There are several reasons why a motorcycle throttle cannot be reduced: 1. Throttle principle: The acceleration process of a carburetor motorcycle is relatively simple. It controls the engine's air intake through the carburetor plunger to regulate engine speed. Normally, the carburetor plunger automatically closes when the throttle is released due to the pressure of the return spring. 2. Causes: When the throttle cable is stuck internally, the carburetor plunger is excessively worn, or the plunger is installed incorrectly, the carburetor plunger may fail to return to its normal position. In such cases, the engine speed will increase and fail to maintain normal idle operation.