Motorcycle Inpsection Checklist
This inspection checklists can help you monitor your assets based on maintenance goals, expected needs and past performance. Regular inspection of your equipment also helps you save money by avoiding unnecessary downtime, repairs and change of parts.
MaintainX
07/21/2022
Motorcycle Inpsection Checklist
This inspection checklists can help you monitor your assets based on maintenance goals, expected needs and past performance. Regular inspection of your equipment also helps you save money by avoiding unnecessary downtime, repairs and change of parts.
Frame
Visual check for damage and/or objects that would interfere with safe vehicle operation.
Horn
Present, Operational (Audible/Loud).
Mirrors (2)
One mounted on left and right sides of handlebars, or on sides (L/R) of the windshield?
Windshield
Optional. If present, must be minimum of 15 inches in height. (Not approved eye protection, see #16.)
Lights
Headlight (multi-beam), present/operational?
Tail Light - Minimum one fully operational tail light.
Brake light - Minimum one fully operational light
Turn signals - If manufactured prior to 01/80= NA. After 01/80, turn signals required
Reflectors - Minimum one red reflector. May be separate or part of tail light assembly
Handlebars
Flexible height (minimum, low 15 inch above seat, to no higher than shoulder height when operator is mounted.)
Brakes
Present. Front and rear operational.
Wheels
Check rims for cracks, dents, or rust, and proper fittings.
Tires
Proper tire pressure (PSI). Check for dry rot, tire damage, and excessive/uneven tread/wear.
Passenger Seating
Fixed seat w/passenger footrest and hand-grips.
Fenders
Minimum of one fender (rear end) required
Cables
Check the brake, clutch, and throttle cables for kinks or broken strands.
Muffler/Exhaust System
Present, Operational? No excessive noise/open exhaust pipe
Kick Stands & Center Stands
Available, springs in place w/tension to hold in place when in folded position
Oil/Hydraulic fluids
Check engine, wheels, and on ground for obvious signs of leakage
Helmet
DOT approved or Snell sticker. Serviceable chin strap. No personal modifications or paint (cheap spray paint weakens structure).
Eye Protection
Full face shield attached to helmet or goggles (sunglasses are not acceptable eye protection).
High visibility garment and/or vest
High visibility color day / retro-reflective at night.
Gloves
Heavy-duty, full-fingered gloves or mittens designed for motorcycle use.
Footwear
Enclosed sturdy footwear, preferably boots or leather high-top shoes
Pants and shirt or jacket
Must cover full length of arms and legs
Remarks
Reference: https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/121786/pdfs/Safety_Resources/WB-2720_MotorcycleRiderInspectionChecklist.pdf
Source: MaintainX (Community Member)