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Pre-Ride Checklist
Fuel
Don’t start low. Check the tank.
Engine Oil
Park on main-stand, inspect level & clarity.
Tyres
Look for wear. Check pressure.
Drive Chain
Not too loose, not too tight. Keep it lubricated.
Engine Body
Tighten loose nuts. Watch for leaks.
Brakes
Front & rear play should be 20–30mm.
Lights
Signal, brake, and headlamp — test them all.
Clutch
10–20mm of free play? You’re good.
Cables
No frays or stiffness. Oil or replace as needed.
Mirrors
Adjust to show the road and part of your shoulders.
Precautionary
Riding Rules
No mobile use while riding
Follow traffic signals & use indicators
Stop behind zebra crossings
Absolutely avoid one-wheeling
No holding hands or helmets while riding
Maintain a firm, proper grip on handlebars
Don’t hang bags on handles
Never overspeed or race
Avoid zigzagging & wrong-side overtaking
Always check surroundings before entering roads
Skip flashy or excessive lights
Safety Awareness Initiatives
Helmet Awareness
The company distributes free helmets through activities, which are also conducted with the City Traffic Police, among the general public to encourage their use.
Side Mirror Awareness
We install side mirrors on motorcycles of all brands—free of charge—to enhance rear visibility and rider safety.
Light Checking
Roadside camps inspect and repair headlights, tail lights, and indicators at no cost, in collaboration with traffic authorities.
Safety Awareness Initiatives
Corporate Sector
Educational Institutes
Law Enforcement Agencies
Health, Safety & Environment
Workplace Safety
On the production floor, it has been ensured that all operators are trained in the safe operation of the assigned machines. They also understand how the machine functions, potential hazards, and emergency procedures.
Operator Training
Clear Signage
Two-Hand Controls
PPE Compliance
Uniform Code
Respiratory Protection
Protective Clothing
Ventilation & Air Quality
Safety Guide
Motorcycles are two-wheeled vehicles whose balance is dependent on the rider. Therefore, for safe riding, the rider must be trained properly and always take precautionary measures to ensure a safe and comfortable ride.
