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How many kilometers should a motorcycle belt be replaced?

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DiSamantha

07/29/25 9:33am

Under normal conditions, the belt of a motorcycle should be replaced every 30,000 kilometers. Additional information: Introduction to motorcycle belts: The belt is a rubber product, and rubber products will age over time with prolonged use, so the belt needs to be replaced regularly. If the belt is not replaced for a long time, it will wear and crack, posing a risk of breakage. If the belt suddenly breaks while riding, the motorcycle will instantly lose power, which is very dangerous. Introduction to motorcycle tires: Under normal conditions, motorcycle tires need to be replaced every 20,000 kilometers. It is also essential to regularly check the tire pressure during daily use. Tire pressure is extremely important for tires; it should not be too high or too low. If the pressure is too high, it will reduce the contact area between the tire and the ground, affecting traction. If the pressure is too low, it may cause the tire to develop wave-like deformation during high-speed riding.

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MirandaDella

08/12/25 10:25am

I've been riding my motorcycle to commute for years and found that the belt replacement mileage isn't fixed, usually between 15,000 to 30,000 kilometers, depending on your riding conditions. For daily city riding like me, it needs inspection at around 20,000 kilometers. For long-distance riding or frequent gravel roads, faster wear may require replacement at 15,000 kilometers. The key is to regularly check the belt tension and signs of wear, such as squeaking or cracks, which need immediate attention. Belt aging can cause unstable transmission or even breakage, which is very dangerous while riding. I once delayed and had a mid-ride failure—a hard lesson. It's recommended to clean the belt monthly with soapy water and keep it dry to extend its life. When replacing, choose reputable brands; OEM parts are the most reliable—don't skimp on quality.

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