Periodic motorbike service

Regular motorcycle service is a routine maintenance activity carried out on a motorcycle to maintain the performance, safety, and durability of the vehicle. Usually, regular service is carried out every few thousand kilometers or every few months, depending on the manufacturer's instructions or the condition of the vehicle. Here are some components that are usually checked or replaced during regular service:

Change Engine Oil, Engine oil needs to be changed regularly to keep the engine running properly and prevent excessive wear.

Oil Filter, Usually replaced at the same time as the oil change to ensure the lubrication system remains clean.

Check the Ignition System (Spark Plugs), Spark plugs need to be checked and cleaned or replaced if worn.

Check the Chain and Sprocket, The chain should be checked for tension and wear. If necessary, lubricate or replace.

Check the Brakes (Disc or Drum), Check the thickness of the brake pads and the condition of the brake system to ensure driving safety.

Check the Tires, Check the tires for wear, air pressure, and other possible damage.

Check the Cooling System, If the motorcycle uses liquid cooling (radiator), make sure the coolant is sufficient and there are no leaks.

Check the Electricity, Check the battery, lights, and other electrical systems to make sure everything is working properly.

Check the Suspension, Check the condition of the front and rear suspension, including the oil and flexibility of the suspension.

Check the Brakes and Clutch Performance, Make sure the brakes and clutch work properly, there is no excessive friction or other interference.

 Periodic Service Frequency:

Every 1,000 - 2,000 km (depending on the brand and model of the motorcycle) for oil changes and light checks.

Every 5,000 - 10,000 km for more in-depth checks or replacement of certain components.

Adhering to the periodic service schedule is important to extend the life of the motorcycle and avoid more serious damage. Always make sure to follow the manual recommended by your motorcycle manufacturer.

Vehicle gear size

Vehicle gear recommendations have a major effect on vehicle performance and efficiency.

Here are some of the effects of changes in gear tests:

Acceleration, Lower gear (higher ratio) can increase vehicle acceleration, both for initial acceleration and when climbing.

Maximum speed, Higher gear (lower ratio) allows the vehicle to reach a higher maximum speed, but can reduce acceleration.

Fuel consumption, Inappropriate gear recommendations can increase fuel consumption. Gear that is too low can cause the engine to work harder, while gear that is too high can make the engine less efficient.

Driving comfort, Optimal gear recommendations can increase driving comfort by reducing engine vibrations and noise.

Machine endurance, Inappropriate use of gear can shorten the age of the engine due to excess stress on the components.

Stability, The right gear helps maintain vehicle stability when driving in various conditions.

Choosing the appropriate gear test is very important to achieve a balance between performance, efficiency, and comfort.