Weekly inspection of the following items can assist you in maintaining your engine’s maintenance:

• Check engine oil and coolant levels.

Not only is keeping your engine in top form important for the health of your vehicle, it’s also imperative for keeping you safe. Below are some of the most common reasons for bike engine failure.

Bike engines often fail because owners ignore the following warning signs in their vehicles:

• Oil leaks: Oil leaking heavily from your Bike is usually a warning sign of a larger problem, so be sure to address any significant oil leaks early on.
• Check engine light: Many people delay checking their vehicle for potential problems when the check engine light goes on, even though it’s usually a strong indicator that engine damage is already underway.
• Cooling system: It’s important to periodically flush the coolant in your Bike’s cooling system to prevent the system from malfunctioning. If your cooling system has a blockage or is low on coolant, it could lead to an overheated engine.
• Oil changes: If the engine is the heart, then the oil is the blood that keeps it pumping; therefore, it’s incredibly important to make sure you don’t fall behind on performing routine oil changes. Oil changes help to ensure that your Bike has a sufficient oil supply, and that the oil in the system is clean and free of dirty toxins that can potentially harm your engine.