Master in Professional Motorcycle Mechanics (v2)

01 M01 - Introduction and Professional Framework

• Course Roadmap and Professional Method
• Legal Foundations and Operational Responsibility
• How to Use the Course Materials Like a Professional Technician
• Workshop Maintenance Architecture and Reference Maps

02 M02 - Mechanic Profile and Workshop Safety

• Motorcycle Mechanic Professional Profile
• Workshop Safety, PPE, and Procedures
• Pre-Intervention Safety Checklist

03 N02 - Torque, Fasteners, Threads, and Damage Prevention

• Thread Types, Pitch Recognition, and Joint Identification
• Torque Discipline and Clamp Load Control
• Aluminum vs Steel: Material Risk and Thread Protection
• Washers, Threadlockers, Sealants, and Joint Security
• Stripped-Thread Prevention and Workshop Damage Control

04 M03 - Classification and Technical Anatomy

• Motorcycle Categories and Intended Use
• Technical Anatomy and Key Components

05 N01 - Intake Inspection and Used Motorcycle Assessment

• The Purpose of Intake Inspection in a Professional Workshop
• Used Motorcycle Assessment and Red-Flag Recognition
• Visual Inspection Logic: Leaks, Damage, Wear, and Tampering
• Functional Intake Checks and Safety-Critical Triage
• Converting Inspection Findings into a Service Plan

06 M04 - Tools and Measurement

• Essential Workshop Toolkit
• Torque Values and Measurement Control
• Avoiding Tool Errors and Protecting Precision

07 M05 - Engine Architecture

• Two-Stroke vs Four-Stroke Engines
• Combustion, Compression, and Engine Efficiency

08 M06 - Routine Maintenance

• Daily Motorcycle Check-Up
• Motorcycle Oil Change
• Motorcycle Chain Adjustment
• Maintenance Patterns and Oil Service Decision Logic
• Scooter Routine Maintenance Essentials

09 E01 - Service Intervals, Maintenance Planning, and Workshop Scheduling

• Understanding Service Intervals: Mileage, Time, and Real-Use Corrections
• Building a Maintenance Plan from Riding Pattern and Motorcycle Use
• Seasonal Maintenance, Storage, and Restart Scheduling
• Pre-Trip, Post-Trip, and High-Load Service Planning
• Workshop Scheduling, Maintenance Calendars, and Service Prioritization

10 N03 - Tune-Up Fundamentals: Air, Spark, Filters, and Base Checks

• Air Filter Logic and Intake Restriction Assessment
• Spark Plug Reading and Service Decision Workflow
• Basic Ignition Checks and Combustion Readiness
• Tune-Up Workflow: Sequence, Control Points, and Verification
• Base Running Checks and Escalation to Deeper Diagnosis

11 M07 - Fuel System and Carburetion

• Fuel System Architecture and Diagnosis
• Carburetor Cleaning, Jet Circuits, and Adjustment
• Carburetor Synchronization and Final Tuning

12 M08 - Lubrication and Thermal Management

• Lubrication Circuit and Oil Flow Principles
• Selecting the Correct Engine Oil
• Air and Liquid Cooling Fundamentals
• Oil Selection Reference and Workshop Oil Sheets

13 M09 - Suspension, Steering, and Setup

• Front Forks and Suspension Diagnosis
• Sag, Preload, and Base Setup
• Frame Alignment and Chassis Reference Checks

14 M10 - Wheels, Tires, and Brakes

• Tire and Wheel Inspection
• Brake System Diagnosis and Component Assessment
• Conventional and ABS Brake Bleeding
• Brake Noise, Brake Feel, and False Brake Diagnoses

15 M11 - Engine Diagnostics and Major Repairs

• Pre-Teardown Diagnostic Method
• Engine Removal and Installation Workflow
• Compression Test and Leak-Down Interpretation
• Spark Plug Reading and Replacement Workflow

16 M12 - Transmission, Gearbox, and Clutch

• Clutch Diagnosis and Replacement
• Gearbox and Final Drive Inspection
• Clutch Maintenance and Service Decision Workflow

17 M13 - Electrical, Charging, and Electronics

• Battery and Charging System
• Lighting Circuit and Wiring Fundamentals
• EFI/ECU Diagnostics and Fault-Code Triage
• Charging-System Testing and Electrical Fault Isolation

18 E03 - Common Failure Patterns by Area

• Failure Pattern Mapping: From Symptom to First Diagnostic Direction
• Starting and Idle Issues: Battery, Fuel, Air, Compression, and Base Stability
• Overheating and Vibration Patterns: Thermal Stress, Mechanical Load, and Chassis Clues
• Charging and Electrical Complaint Patterns: When Voltage Problems Pretend to Be Other Faults
• Braking Complaints and Cross-System Symptom Logic

19 N04 - Customer Communication, Quotation, and Service Decision Logic

• Complaint Intake and Problem Framing
• Explaining Faults Without Oversimplifying
• Urgent, Recommended, and Optional Work Classification
• Quotation Logic, Service Authorization, and Approval Boundaries
• Professional Reporting and Customer Handover Communication

20 M14 - Capstone and Professional Development

• Complete Capstone Case Study
• Professional Intervention Report
• Professional Growth and Course Conclusions

21 E02 - Cleaning, Storage, and Preservation

• Cleaning Logic: Why Correct Washing Is a Technical Procedure
• Washing Mistakes and Corrosion Prevention
• Seasonal Storage Preparation: Fuel, Fluids, Tires, and Environment Control
• Battery Care in Storage and Electrical Preservation
• Return-to-Service Checks After Storage

22 B01 - Buying Used Motorcycles: Red Flags and Assessment

• Seller Claims vs Technical Evidence
• Crash Clues, Alignment Red Flags, and Structural Warning Signs
• Wear Contradictions and Hidden Neglect
• Paperwork, Service History, and Ownership Logic
• Road-Test Observation and Final Risk Classification

23 B02 - Rider Ownership and Travel Failure Prevention

• Pre-Ride Inspection for Real-World Reliability
• Travel Failure Prevention and Emergency Decision Logic
• Owner Maintenance Boundaries: What To Do and What To Leave

24 B03 - Cleaning, Corrosion Prevention, and Long-Term Storage

• Technical Cleaning Without Creating Damage
• Corrosion Control for Fasteners, Connectors, and Exposed Metal
• Long-Term Storage and Return-to-Service Readiness