Today India has become one of the
biggest two-wheeler markets in the world. Some key checks are
required while purchasing a second-hand bike. There are a few parameters on
which you could check on a used bike vehicle.
Oil-leaks:
Check around the engine area carefully for any oil leaks.
Battery- Used two-wheelers are generally
equipped with factory fitted battery which isn’t that great if you compare them
to the likes of better batteries avail in the market. Check that. Replace if
necessary.
Check Engine:
Turn on the explosion of the two-wheeler and check the engine for any fumes or smoke coming out of it. Also, listen to engine sound, if there are any sensations or different sounding can tell you the health of the engine.
Self starts- It may sound stupid, but you wouldn't want to be kicking the scooter alive every morning.
Oil Check:
Check the engine oil by removing the dipstick. If the oil is of dark brown and feels rusty then it needs to be changed instantly. Also, check the oil level on the dipstick if there is sufficient oil.
Lights- Headlight bulb, indicators and taillight should be in working condition and bright enough. If
not, replace the bulbs.
Check for meter tampering- There are cases
where the speedometer is removed and the km' are reset to fool the customer. Once more, pull out the service history and check the meter for any weird or strange change.
Test Ride:
Take a superior test ride of the bike so you can get a feel of the ride and reassure the factor for yourself.
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