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Periodic Bike Service

The maintenance your manufacturer schedules by kilometres or months — done at your doorstep, with a service history you never lose track of.

Quick answer

Periodic bike service follows the manufacturer's schedule for your model and mileage, done at your doorstep in Bengaluru and Hyderabad. We adjust the checklist for how you actually ride, keep a dated service record against your phone number, and send a WhatsApp reminder when the next interval is due.

A Ride N Care technician draining engine oil from a black-and-gold Royal Enfield motorcycle into a collection pan, with a Motul 7100 10W-50 engine oil bottle beside it.

We follow the manufacturer interval as the baseline and adjust for how you actually ride. A 40 km daily Whitefield–Koramangala commute wears consumables faster than weekend riding, so the checklist changes accordingly.

After each visit you get a digital record of what was done, the odometer reading, and a WhatsApp reminder when the next service is due.

What is included

General ServiceFrom ₹799
  • ✔ Air Filter Cleaning
  • ✔ Battery Voltage Check
  • ✔ Brakes Service
  • ✔ Cables & Levers Adjustment
  • ✔ Chain Tension Check
  • ✔ Clutch Adjustment
  • ✔ Dry Wash
  • ✔ Electrical Check-up
  • ✔ Engine Oil Check
  • ✔ Greasing & Lubrication
  • ✔ Oil Leakage Check
  • ✔ Spark Plug Cleaning

Pricing

General Service starts at ₹799 up to 199cc and scales with engine size; with engine oil replacement it starts at ₹1,249. If your bike is still inside the manufacturer's free-service period, we recommend using those first.

The price is confirmed in writing before work starts.

How it works

  1. 1. Tell us your bike

    Share the make, model and what feels wrong on WhatsApp or the booking form. Takes under a minute.

  2. 2. Get a written quote

    We confirm parts, labour and the slot in writing before any spanner is touched.

  3. 3. Mechanic reaches you

    A background-verified Ride N Care mechanic arrives at your gate with tools, consumables and OEM spares.

  4. 4. Pay after the test ride

    Inspect the work, take a short test ride, then pay by UPI, card or cash. Invoice on WhatsApp.

What is not suitable for doorstep

  • ✕ Warranty work during the free-service period — use the authorised centre for those visits.
  • ✕ Engine overhaul and valve-shim jobs — workshop work with free transport.

Brands we service

Honda · Hero · TVS · Bajaj · Yamaha · Suzuki · Royal Enfield · KTM · Kawasaki · Harley-Davidson · Jawa · BMW Motorrad

Why riders trust Ride N Care

Background-verified mechanics

Every mechanic is KYC-checked and shows an ID you can verify before handing over the bike.

OEM-grade parts

Spares are OEM or OEM-grade, shown to you sealed before fitting, and listed with part numbers on the invoice.

Written quote before work

You approve an itemised quote in writing before any spanner is lifted — and anything found later needs your approval too.

Digital invoice

The invoice reaches your WhatsApp as soon as the job closes, with parts and labour listed separately.

45-day service warranty

If an issue related to our work appears within 45 days, we inspect the vehicle and correct it in accordance with the warranty.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between periodic service and general service?

Periodic service follows the manufacturer's scheduled checklist for your model and mileage. A general service is a lighter clean-and-check.

Will doorstep service void my manufacturer warranty?

Warranty on a specific part stays with the part maker. If your bike is still inside the free-service period, we recommend using those free services first.

Do you keep my service history?

Yes, against your phone number, with the odometer reading from each visit.

How much does periodic service cost?

General Service starts at ₹799 up to 199cc; with engine oil replacement it starts at ₹1,249, scaling with engine size.

Full cover details: 45-Day Service Warranty.

Book periodic bike service today

The price is confirmed in writing before any work starts.

Last reviewed: 19 Sep 2026

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