Tips for Keeping Your Motorcycle
Do you love your bike and want to keep it in mint condition? You can easily do this by following a few maintenance tips.
Tires
Regularly inspect tires for scratches, cuts, and hardened stones
Check that the air pressure in the tire is correct
Always check the shape of the wheel
Brakes
Make sure the brakes are not too tight or loose
Replace worn-out brakes if you hear a loud noise
Make sure that the brake fluid of your bike is at the correct level
Check periodically to see if there is dirt or dirt on the brake shoe
Spark Plug
Sometimes you have to check if the spark plug is working properly
Remove the spark plug and clear the area
Dip it in paraffin or petrol and wipe with a clean cloth
Check that the electrodes are clean and well connected
Reinstall it
Replace worn or damaged spark plugs immediately
Battery
Always check battery terminals and remove debris or debris
Use a brush to remove dirt and sediments
Check that the fuse is working properly
Check for battery leaks
If you have a battery in clear water, 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 when the life span is over
Front headlights / Rear headlights
Wipe the headlights and tail lights with a clean cloth daily
You can do the same thing with indicators and brake lights
Turn on the light and check the beam purpose and the light intensity
If the beam of light is not adjusted properly, adjust it immediately
Replace cracked tail lights and pointers quickly
Horn
Check that the horn cords are properly connected
Wipe with a dry cloth daily
Fuel Engine
Regularly check the engine oil level
Change the engine oil after the specified mileage
Air Filter
If the air filter is made of paper, just touch it to remove excess dust
If the air filter is made of foam, you should wash it in solvent and dry it before repairing it again.
Drive chain
Stirring in the driving series changes from one bike to another. Check the level of loosening in your bike manual and make sure the level is maintained at all times
Adjust the steering chain using the rear axle nut and the swingarm
Check tire alignment before tightening the nut
Make sure the chain is properly fitted so that the movement is smooth
Clutch
Check the cable connection to the clutch for any loose connections
Fix it using a cord fixer and locknut