Water seepage can damage battery terminals and wiring. Always park in dry, covered areas and inspect the battery housing regularly to avoid starting issues or corrosion.

Monsoon grime can lead to rusted or jammed chains. Clean the chain with a dry cloth and apply suitable lubricant to maintain smooth performance and avoid wear.

Invest in a quality waterproof scooter cover to protect against rain, dust, and moisture buildup. It helps prevent rusting and damage to electrical components.

Slippery roads demand optimal grip. Ensure your scooter tyres have the correct pressure and sufficient tread depth for enhanced traction during wet conditions.

Rainwater can lead to corrosion on exposed metal surfaces. Use a good anti-rust spray on nuts, bolts, and the stand to extend the scooter's life.

Wet brake pads can lose efficiency. Get them checked regularly and replace them if they are worn to ensure strong braking on slick roads.

A clogged air filter can reduce mileage and performance. During monsoon, clean or replace the air filter more frequently to keep the engine running smoothly.

Avoid parking in low-lying or water-logged areas as water can enter the exhaust or engine chamber, leading to long-term damage or failure.

Foggy and rainy weather affects visibility. Check that all headlamps, brake lights, and indicators are working perfectly for safe commuting.

Frequent servicing ensures early detection of water damage and keeps the engine, brakes, and electricals performing efficiently throughout the season.