About MotoDiagnostic
MotoDiagnostic helps non-expert riders understand what's going on with their motorcycle, at their own pace and without jargon.
"If you're not sure, stop. It's better to spend €30 on a diagnostic than €300 on damage."
Our Mission
Many riders give up trying to understand a problem for fear of doing something wrong, or pay a high price for a diagnostic they could have approached on their own. MotoDiagnostic starts from an observable symptom — smoke, a noise, a loss of power — and guides you, test after test, toward the most likely cause, then toward a clear course of action. The tool is free, and designed to be readable in the garage on mobile.
Our Editorial Charter
We write in a reassuring tone, never an authoritative one. Every suggested solution is accompanied by a reminder of its limits: this tool helps you understand, it does not replace a certified mechanic. At every step, you can answer "I'm not sure" without hitting a dead end. When a repair requires specialized equipment or affects safety (braking, steering, frame, transmission), we stop you and redirect you to a professional rather than suggesting a risky action.
Our Diagnostic Methodology
At the heart of the site is a rule-based diagnostic engine. It starts from the full set of possible causes for a symptom, picks the most discriminating test, applies your answer to rule out causes, and converges on the most likely one. The engine is generic: it reads structured, verified content (symptoms, causes, tests, solutions) without knowing about any specific motorcycle, which guarantees consistent logic from one case to the next.
Our technical content is based on recognized sources — workshop manuals (such as Haynes / RMT), manufacturer documentation, and feedback from mechanics and the community. We continuously correct and enrich this content.
Free and Ad-Free
MotoDiagnostic is completely free. The site shows no advertising, contains no commercial links, and never sells your data. It is developed and maintained on a personal, non-profit basis.
Contact Us
Have a question, a correction to suggest, or content to report? Go to the Contact page. Your feedback helps us make the tool more reliable.