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Cool the engine
1. Never wash the bike immediately after riding.
2. Allow the engine to cool for 15–20 minutes.
Rinse with water
1. Use low-pressure water to remove loose dirt.
2. Avoid directing high-pressure water at electrical parts, bearings, the instrument cluster, air intake, or exhaust.
Apply bike shampoo
1. Use a motorcycle-specific shampoo.
2. Clean using a soft sponge or microfiber cloth.
Clean the chain and sprocket
1. Use a chain cleaner or degreaser.
2. Scrub gently with a chain brush.
3. After drying, apply chain lubricant.
Wash the wheels and brakes
1. Remove brake dust and mud.
2. Avoid applying oil or polish to brake discs or brake pads.

Inspect and diagnose the problem.
Drain engine oil.
Remove the engine (if necessary).
Disassemble engine components.
Inspect all parts for wear or damage.
Repair or replace faulty components.
Reassemble the engine using new gaskets and seals.
Refill engine oil and coolant (if applicable).
Start the engine and check for leaks or abnormal noise.
Perform a road test to verify proper operation.

Gloss Finish – Bright, shiny, and easy to clean.
Matte Finish – Smooth, non-reflective, and modern-looking.
Metallic Finish – Contains metallic flakes for a sparkling effect.
Pearl Finish – Produces a deep, color-changing effect under different lighting.
Custom Graphics – Includes decals, racing stripes, logos, or airbrush artwork.

Cracked or broken fairings
Damaged side panels
Broken mudguards
Accident-related body damage
Custom body kit fabrication
Restoration of old or discontinued motorcycle parts

Choose genuine or trusted aftermarket parts.
Ensure compatibility with your bike's make and model.
Buy from authorized dealers or reputable suppliers.
Check for warranty and quality certification.
Replace worn parts promptly to prevent further damage.