. Diagnosing Issues: Inspect two-wheelers to identify mechanical, electrical, or other problems using diagnostic tools and techniques. Listen to customer concerns and conduct test rides to pinpoint specific issues with the vehicle's performance. 2. Repair and Maintenance: Perform routine maintenance tasks such as oil changes, filter replacements, and tire rotations to keep two-wheelers in optimal condition. Repair or replace defective parts and components, including brakes, engines, transmissions, suspension systems, and electrical systems. 3. Troubleshooting: Troubleshoot complex mechanical and electrical problems, analyzing symptoms and performing diagnostic tests to identify root causes. Use technical manuals, schematics, and computerized diagnostic equipment to assist in troubleshooting and repair tasks. 4. Parts Replacement: Remove and install parts and components as needed, ensuring proper fitment and alignment. Source replacement parts from suppliers and vendors, verifying compatibility and quality before installation. 5. Performance Tuning: Tune engines and performance components to enhance power, efficiency, and overall vehicle performance. Adjust carburetors, ignition timing, fuel injection systems, and other parameters to optimize engine operation. 6. Welding and Fabrication: Perform welding and fabrication tasks to repair or modify frames, exhaust systems, and other metal components. Use welding equipment and metalworking tools safely and effectively to achieve desired results. 7. Customer Service: Interact with customers in a professional and courteous manner, explaining repair recommendations, estimated costs, and expected timelines. Provide accurate and transparent pricing information and obtain customer approval before proceeding with repairs. 8. Safety and Compliance: Follow safety protocols and guidelines to ensure a safe working environment for yourself and others. Adhere to industry regulations and standards when performing repairs and modifications to ensure compliance with legal requirements. 9. Continuing Education: Stay updated on the latest developments in two-wheeler technology, repair techniques, and industry best practices through training programs, workshops, and professional development opportunities. Obtain certifications or specialized training in areas such as engine diagnostics, electrical systems, or specific motorcycle brands to enhance your skills and credentials. 10. Organization and Efficiency: Maintain a clean and organized workspace, including tools, equipment, and parts inventory. Work efficiently to complete repairs and service tasks within estimated timeframes, minimizing downtime for customers and maximizing productivity.