Why won't the motorcycle move after starting?
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Motorcycle starts but won't move due to automatic centrifugal clutch failure, drive belt breakage, or spark plug burnout. Below are specific explanations: Automatic centrifugal clutch failure: Improper clutch operation causes it to get stuck without returning to position, resulting in the motorcycle starting but unable to accelerate or move. A faulty automatic centrifugal clutch requires replacement or repair. Drive belt breakage: Usually caused by pulley or belt malfunction. The rear transmission system needs to be disassembled for inspection. If the belt is broken or has significant gaps, it must be replaced. Spark plug burnout: Water ingress or blockage in the carburetor leads to spark plug burnout. Check if the fuel line is clogged. Loosen the bottom screw of the carburetor to let gasoline flow for a while before tightening it. If dirt enters the carburetor, inspect the spark plug. The carburetor needs cleaning or replacement after prolonged use, and a burnt spark plug must be replaced.