Pre-Ride Checklist for Enthusiastic Motorcyclist

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Pre-Ride Checklist for Enthusiastic Motorcyclist

• -By Royal Choppers

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• Your motorcycle, like your automobile, requires
  routine maintenance to keep it in good working
  order. Before each ride, you should inspect your
  bike thoroughly, and before a lengthy journey,
  you should inspect it even more thoroughly. If
  you're not sure what to look for, the
  best vintage Indian motorcycle parts company has
  put together a checklist to help you with your
  inspection.

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Riding Gear

• You should be fully equipped with the necessary
  riding equipment, which should be in good working
  order. This includes your riding suit, a helmet,
  strong boots, gloves, and eye protection, if you
  wear one. For rainy days, bring waterproof
  clothing. Make sure your motorcycle's storage
  compartments have your repair kit and first-aid
  kit, as well as your GPS and phone with charging
  connections.

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Lights

• Because you're difficult to see on the road as a
  motorbike rider, having working lights is an
  important safety precaution. Before you go, make
  sure your high and low beams, turn signals, brake
  lights, and running lights are all operating
  properly.

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Sprockets Chains

• Before each ride, make sure your motorcycle's
  drive chain is properly greased. All of your
  chains, cables, nuts, and bolts should be
  secured, and if you're not sure how tight they
  should be, ask your mechanic when you get your
  oil changed.

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Engine Fluids

• Fluids keep your motorcycle's engine running
  smoothly, so make sure they're clean, topped up,
  and in good working order before each ride. Make
  sure your oil, coolant, brake fluid, and fuel are
  all in good working order. The quality of your
  oil may be tested with a dipstick, much like a
  car, and it should be replaced according to the
  manufacturer's recommendations. Before embarking
  on a lengthy journey, make sure your tank is
  full. If your gas mileage suddenly lowers, you
  may have a fuel tank leak, so keep an eye out.

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Tires

• Checking your tires before you ride is a quick
  and easy way to assure your safety. Blowouts are
  particularly dangerous for motorcycle riders who
  don't have the protection of an enclosed
  compartment, as you're more likely to be flung
  from your bike if your tires blows. Before each
  ride, check the tires pressure and watch for
  uneven tread wear or a tire that is constantly
  low, as this could indicate a slow leak. Bring
  your bike in for replacement tires right away if
  you notice any embedded objects or bald areas. We
  are a leading Vintage Harley Davidson motorcycle
  parts manufacturer in India that offers our
  products and services in different countries.

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Contact

• Royal Choppers
• Call - 91 - 9999776513
• Email - info_at_royalchoppers.in
• Website - https//www.royalchoppers.in/