Will the carburetor get water when the motorcycle is left outside in winter? Why? What are the symptoms of water inflow? How to avoid and solve it?

If the motorcycle is placed outdoors in winter, if it rains or snows, it may cause water to enter the carburetor, and water may enter the carburetor along the throttle pipe. If the carburetor is flooded, there will be failures such as failure to start, difficulty in starting, weak acceleration, exhaust and ignition. This situation is generally easier to solve. Just unscrew the oil drain screw at the bottom of the carburetor to let the oil come out of the carburetor, and the new oil in the fuel tank will enter the carburetor, thus washing away the water-containing gasoline inside.