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Things to Check Before Buying a Used Bike

Checklist to Tick-off Before You Buy a Used Bike

Define Your Needs

Define Your Needs

Decide on if it will be for daily commutes, long rides, or off-road? This will help you choose the right type. Explore online reviews, compare models, and talk to experts.

Check Condition

Check Condition

Inspect the bike for scratches, dents, leaks, and tyre wear. Minor scratches are okay, but avoid deep ones. Look at the paint and overall body condition.

Test Essentials

Test Essentials

Check brakes because most used bikes have drum brakes, so see if they need servicing or replacement. Also, ensure headlights, indicators, and taillights work properly.

Verify History

Verify History

Ask for the service record to know how often and why the bike was serviced. Then check the VIN on the frame and match it with the documents for authenticity.

Confirm Documents

Confirm Documents

Ensure all papers are in order: RC book, insurance validity, pollution certificate, original invoice, and any extended warranty.

Ride & Inspect

Ride & Inspect

Take a short test ride to check speed, mileage, and comfort. If possible, get a trusted mechanic to inspect the bike before finalizing.

How to Transfer Bike Ownership?

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Apply at Original RTO

Submit your application for bike ownership transfer at the same Regional Transport Office (RTO) where the bike was originally registered.

Submit Documents

Provide the required documents listed by the Directorate of Transport at their office.

Verification & Transfer

Once the registering authority completes all verifications, the bike’s ownership and insurance will be officially transferred to you within 14 days.

Documents Required to Transfer Bike Ownership

According to Rule 81 of the Central Motor vehicles Rule, 1989, below documents are to be submitted with a registration fee to the registration authority.

Form 29

Form 30

No Objection Certificate

Registration Certificate

Insurance Policy

PUC Certificate

Tax Receipt

Address Proof

Photographs

How to Transfer Bike Insurance?

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Apply for Insurance Transfer

Apply to the insurance company within 15 days of the bike ownership transfer.

Verification and Update

Submit required documents and once the insurer verifies it, the policy will be updated with the new owner’s name.

Premium Calculation and NCB Benefits

Submit third-party insurance for premium calculation. If eligible, use the No-Claim Bonus certificate to get discounts on your next vehicle’s insurance.