Why do you need to get your two-wheeler serviced regularly

ByMuskaan Listings

Servicing your two-wheeler regularly keeps your bike in good condition at all times. Frequency is related to spare-parts health because not all bike part’s lifespans are similar.

VOC Automotive, India (P) Ltd, a multi-brand two-wheeler service center with a fast-growing network of two-wheeler workshops owned and managed by VOC as well as those run by its Franchisees & Dealers, is the best service center in India. The best online service in Bangalore and across the country, VOC is technically connected among itself and its Franchisees & Dealers through a portal managed centrally. With cutting-edge technology, unbelieve rates, and hassle-free services, VOC promises you your satisfaction and vehicle’s health.

Let us have a quick look at the major parts of the two-wheeler that can cause trouble to understand why you to service your two-wheeler serviced regularly and hence need extra attention.

  1. Engine Oil:
    A simple way to avoid any issues would be to check the oil level after every service and get your old oil changed at the right time. Bathed in oil, the engine is well lubricated and has a tremendous cooling effect. However, as time passes, the levels of oil in the engine can recede, or impurities can make the oil thick and viscous which is not good for your engine and can result even in the piston seizing which will have only option to look out for a good two-wheeler repair shop.
  2. Tyres:
    Tyres are from various manufacturers and models. Front Tyre is different from the Rear; hence it should be interchanged. Whichever brand you choose, with time there will be a lot of wear and tear resulting in the treads of your tyres. If they are tubeless Tyres, look for minute punchers, in case the air pressure is less
  3. Clean Air Filter:
    The air filter is an important part of your bike and needs to be cleaned at regular intervals. If dust and other materials get stuck in the air filter, the intake of air by your bike will be adversely affected. This will result in poor fuel combustion which will eventually result in severe engine damage.
  4. Get your Transmission Inspected:
    The sprockets of your bike chain need to be inspected at regular intervals and checked for any damage. Apart from this, they also need regular application of grease. A good bike maintenance tip is to make sure that your motorcycle chain has a free play of not more than 2 to 4 mm.
  5. Take care of your Battery:
    Your bike battery is one of the simplest components to take care of as it is essential for starting some models of Bikes. Battery terminals to be tightly fixed and appropriately greased or sealed. Check the level of distilled water in your battery frequently. It is easier to start a manual bike than an automatic one as a kick-start motorcycle that has a small displacement engine, such as 250 CCs or smaller. If a motorcycle with smaller CC has a kick-starter, you can usually get enough compression from the engine to help start the motorcycle without the power from the battery. On the other hand, if it is an automatic starter, it is not possible to start your Bike without a battery.
  6. Engine Maintenance:
    Keeping your Bike’s engine tuned regularly is something that will reduce your running costs by giving you better mileage. The carburetor is to be kept clean at all times and ensure that the gaps of your spark plug are set correctly. All of these minute details will have a great positive impact on the functioning of your Bike.
  7. Get the Clutch Adjusted:
    Just like understanding the different types of tyres and the importance of their pressure can improve the performance of your bike, getting your clutch serviced at regular times pays dividends as well. Ensure that the clutch has the right amount of free play when serviced. Clutch play is important to reduce unwanted pressure on the engine.
  8. Regularly replace Brake Pads:
    Correct & timely braking of your bikes is critical. Make sure that they are effective and can be a crucial safety factor. If your brakes are screeching, replace them right away.
  9. Maintain a Slow Riding Speed:
    Maintaining a slow & constant speed reduces the fuel consumption of your bike and keeps the engine in good shape.

For details contact:

VOC Automotive
080-41505109
Toll Free Number: 1800-5723-606

 

 

 

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