Example: CG-125 Recovered From Islamabad Expressway
Illustrative example based on typical jobs. It doesn't describe a specific customer.
- Where
- Islamabad Expressway near Koral Chowk
- Vehicle
- Honda CG-125 (motorcycle)
- Service
- Motorcycle Recovery
The situation
In a typical job like this, a rider commuting home on the Expressway hears a bang and the chain snaps. The bike coasts to the edge of the road, with heavy traffic passing close by.
How a job like this is handled
Rider off the carriageway
The crew tells the rider to move the bike as far off the road as possible and stand away from traffic, not to push it along the Expressway.
Check the chain
The crew checks whether the chain has jammed the rear wheel. A jammed wheel needs freeing before the bike can be rolled.
Upright on a motorcycle carrier
The bike goes onto a carrier with a front-wheel chock, so it stands upright and does not lean on its stand.
Soft straps, no bent parts
Soft loops go around the handlebars and frame and are pulled down evenly, so cables and mirrors are not crushed.
Drop at the rider's mechanic. The bike goes to the rider's chosen mechanic or home.
The outcome
In a job like this the rider and bike leave the Expressway safely, and the mechanic can fit a new chain and sprocket set.
What drivers can learn
- Check chain tension and lubrication every few weeks.
- A clicking or slapping chain is a warning sign; get it checked.
- Never push a motorcycle along a fast road.
- Wear a helmet and reflective clothing, especially at night.
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