DIY videos Make Royal Enfield Meteor Maintenance Easy

With the launch of the new Royal Enfield engine, on the Meteor a lot of question are being raised on its service and maintenance. Keeping in mind how the majority of India uses 3rd party mechanics to service Royal Enfields, they have released DIY videos for the basic repairs that you can do on your bike. Most of these repairs are very basic and can be applied to any bike. Here is more on how Royal Enfield Meteor Maintenance is going to help in the sales of the Meteor

Where can you find these Videos?

Royal Enfield Meteor Maintenance videos are available on the official youtube channel of Royal Enfield – Click Here. These videos are clearly separated according to topics. Each video explains which tools are required and also mentions which are included in the bikes tool kit. With the bike You get 3 main tools which include a hybrid spanner, screwdriver Allen key and extension tube.

Which topic are Covered?

Basic mechanical jobs like fixing a tubeless tyre, pre-ride maintenance and regular Maintainance are covered which might be very useful to a person who uses the bike. It also covers topics of troubleshooting some common problems like headlight not working, non-cranking and luggage mounting. These will be of great help if you are planning a solo trip to a remote location or if the local mechanic does not know to fix the bike. Along with this the DIY Royal Enfield Meteor Maintenance videos also include some of the fluid and cable replacement videos.

These videos are a good way to get to know what is where on the Royal Enfield Meteor and will also serve as a basic guide to maintaining any Motorcycle.

Things to remember before DIY

Maintaining a motorcycle is a good thing, but this comes with the risk of warranty void. If you have worked previously on motorcycles than it is a good idea to go and fix your own motorcycle. Otherwise taking the bike to the service station for the period of the warranty is a smart move. These videos have a disclaimer that the company will not be held responsible for the damage of the vehicle during DIY

For more such content stay subscribed to the Motoroctane Youtube, Google NEWS, Facebook and Twitter. We also have a car consultancy service – Know more