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Free motorcycles and scooters Lagos: what to check first

Motorcycles and scooters given away free by Lagos owners have often sat unused for a long time — the battery is almost always worth replacing immediately, since it degrades even without regular use. Check the tires before riding: even if the bike otherwise looks fine, cracked rubber from age is genuinely dangerous on the road.

Paperwork gets checked just as carefully here as for a car — a free transfer doesn't remove the need for proper documentation of ownership in Nigeria.

Motorcycles listed for parts only show up often too, and can be a good source of components for anyone with a similar model.

Chain and sprockets on a bike that's sat idle for a long time frequently need replacing due to corrosion, even when the rest of the mechanism still looks intact.

Check the headlight and mirrors for cracked housings and a proper seal — moisture inside a headlight housing damages the wiring fast and is expensive to fix afterward.

0 ads in this category, and it's often the most affordable way to get a first bike running with a bit of hands-on work.