Do you love your bike and want to keep it in perfect condition? You can do it easily by following some maintenance tips.

tires

• Regularly check tires for scratches, cuts and embedded stones.
• Check if the air pressure in the tire is correct
• Periodically check tire alignment

Brakes

• Make sure the brakes are not too tight or too loose.
• Replace worn brake pads if you constantly hear the screeching sound
• Make sure the brake fluid is at the correct level
• Periodically check to see if dirt or grime builds up on the brake shoe

Spark plug

• From time to time you should check if the spark plug is working well
• Remove the spark plug and clean the area
• Soak it in a little kerosene or gasoline, and then wipe it off with a clean cloth.
• Check if the electrodes are clean and correctly connected.
• reinstall it
• Replace corroded or damaged spark plugs immediately

Drums

• Periodically inspect the battery terminals and remove any sediment or dirt buildup.
• Use a brush to remove dirt and sediment.
• Check if the fuse is working properly.
• See if there is any leakage in the battery.
• If you have a distilled water battery, you should change the water once every two months.
• Disposable batteries are easy to use and do not require much maintenance. But you should not use it after its useful life is over.

headlights/taillights

• Wipe the headlights and taillights with a clean cloth every day.
• You can also do the same thing with your indicators and brake lights.
• Turn on the light and check the aim of the beam and the brightness of the light.
• If the light beam is misaligned, have it repaired immediately.
• Replace cracked taillights and gauges immediately

horn

• Check if the speaker wires are connected correctly
• Clean it with a dry cloth every day.

Motor oil

• Regularly check the engine oil level
• Replace the engine oil after the prescribed kilometers

Air filter

• If the air filter is made of paper, simply tap on it to dislodge any accumulated dust.
• If the air filter is foam, it should be washed in solvent and dried before replacing.

transmission chain

• The slack in the drive chain changes from bike to bike. Check the slack level in your bike manual and make sure the level is maintained at all times
• Adjust the drive chain with the rear axle nut and swingarm
• Check wheel alignment before tightening lug nut
• Make sure the chain is well lubricated for smooth movement.

Clutch

• Check the cable attached to the clutch for loose connections
• Adjust using a threaded adjuster and locknut