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  1. Regularly Check Tyre's :- Make sure that the tyre air pressures are maintained at the levels which are recommended by your bike manufacturer. 2. Check Engine Oil :- Regularly check the engine oil level and always maintain a correct level. Check for any possible oil leakages. 3. Clean Air filter :-   Always change the air filter at recommended intervals, also increase the cleaning frequency in particularly dusty conditions. 4. Clutch Adjustment :- Clutch is used to change the gears on regular intervals during the ride and is very often used. 5. Engine :- Engine is the heart of your bike . 6. Transmission System :- Remember that your bike’s chain should have the proper tension and free play of the rear wheel.

1) Engine oil level :- If your engine’s in good condition it will use very little oil between oil changes.  2) suspension :- When you turn the handlebars from side to side, make sure the steering run smoothly. 3) Coolant levels:- The coolant level should remain constant. If it falls, it means that the system has developed a leak.  4) Tyres :- Always check tyre pressure with the tyres cold – never after riding – because the pressure increases when hot. 5) Lights and horn :- Check that all lights, brake lights and turn signals work. Check that the horn works – you might really need it in a critical moment. 6) Brakes :- Check the brakes individually. 7) Drive chain :- Most bikes have chain drive to the rear wheel. The chain needs to be well lubricated and shouldn’t have too much free play.