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08 Oct

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A few tips that may save your life at critical moments when riding a motorcycle! （2）

October 8, 2021
Posted by motuopeijian

Do not cross the yellow line on the curve. The yellow line here generally refers to the real/dotted line dividing the opposite lanes, which is also a virtual high wall of "non-aggression" between vehicles of both sides. Why not cross the wall easily? Firstly, the material of the road dividing line...

28 Sep

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A few tips that may save your life at critical moments when riding a motorcycle! （1）

September 28, 2021
Posted by motuopeijian

A few tips that may save your life at critical moments when riding a motorcycle! （1） • Stay away from heavy-duty vehicles Many people think that heavy-duty trucks accelerate slowly, decelerate slowly, steer awkwardly, and most vehicles stay away from them, so it must be safe to follow behind large trucks. On the...

13 Sep

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Precautions for not using motorcycle for a long time

September 13, 2021
Posted by motuopeijian

Pls do the following steps when your car is not used for a long time 1. Clean the motorcycle, dry it in the air or in the sun, and coat the exposed moving parts (such as chain), adjusting bolts, bearings, etc. with engine oil or butter for rust prevention after cleaning. 2. Clean the...

01 Sep

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Maintenance Knowledge

September 1, 2021
Posted by motuopeijian

Pay attention to regular replacement of engine oil and engine oil filter element, cleaning of the air filter element, and fine maintenance. 1. Replacing Oil and oil filter element Engine oil lubrication is a must to the engine operation, otherwise, it will cause dry friction, and the internal parts of the engine...

17 Aug

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Motorcycle Run-In Period

August 17, 2021
Posted by motuopeijian

The motorcycle run-in period refers to its initial running of 1500 km. During this period, the coordination between the surfaces of various parts of the new engine is in the stage of adjustment and mutual grinding, the abrasion loss is big. The run-in quality is essential to the service life...