Where is the motorcycle throttle?

Motorcycle throttles are generally installed at the rear of the engine, most of which are silver. Throttle regulates the amount of air that the car enters. Almost all air enters the cylinder through throttle. The function of the throttle valve is to regulate the air entering and leaving the engine. Air enters the engine and mixes with gasoline to form a mixture, thus providing power. Throttle is a small part in the engine, but this small part plays a very important role. When working, the throttle valve regulates the air intake of the engine like a valve body. When the engine is working, it will produce a part of exhaust gas. Part of the exhaust gas enters the throttle valve. Carbon will accumulate at the throttle position. Carbon deposition will affect the power of the engine, and the fuel consumption of the engine may also become worse. If these carbon deposits are not removed immediately, the position of the throttle will be blocked, and the resistance of the throttle switch will increase, resulting in engine jitter and vibration at idle speed. Therefore, the throttle valve plays a very important role in engine performance. In the process of motorcycle use, the carbon deposit in the throttle must be removed regularly without affecting the normal operation of the engine.