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Knowing your motorcycle's depth is a skill that you will perfect over time to give it the best use and preventive maintenance that it requires, such as identifying these 5 signs that show you that something is wrong with your motorcycle engine.

When you accelerate suddenly or slow down with the engine brake, a well- timed bike will respond smoothly. Motorcycles must be synchronized according to altitude. The sudden change in altitude in Bogot can cause a jerk on your motorcycle in Girardot.

The signal will be improved if the synchronization is adjusted.

The dashboard of a high-cylinder motorcycle shows overheating when you squeeze the gas tank, while low-cylinder motorcycles show overheating when you squeeze the gas tank.

The signal may indicate a problem with the air filter.

You have to check the timing of the valves, which are well set up.

A lack of coolant is a sign of overheating. If necessary, this must be checked and completed frequently.

It is advisable to use Genuine Honda Synthetic Blend oil if you notice your engine is overheating.

Don't forget to use original spare parts, and if you use a non-original spark plug for your motorcycle, it could cause an unusual heating of the engine.

A properly functioning motorcycle should not emit smoke. If you see that it comes out of your motorcycle and it is black, it could be a sign that the engine is overheating and that the air filter is dirty.

If you want to preserve the environment, hurry up and take your motorcycle to an authorized Honda workshop, because the consumption of gasoline is higher when this type of smoke is present.

Knowing the usual sound of your motorcycle's engine is a great help when it comes to recognizing anomalies. If you notice a constant noise when you turn it on, it's because you need to take it for repair as soon as possible.

If it is during the journey that metallic knocking appears, it may be due to one or more of these causes.

The blowing in the engine that indicates loss of compression and exhaust air is a noise that you must learn to identify.