Learn how motorcycles work, and how to work on them.
See every part in 3D, ride it, build it and trace its wiring. A free course for mechanics, students and riders.
32 chapters289 3D models38 technical plates274 repair guides16 motorcycle types148 quiz questionsThousands of bikes served
Four ways into the machine
Pick one. They all link together.

Solid and see-through
How a motorcycle works
Tap any part of a 3D bike to look inside and watch it work.
- Highlight a whole system: powertrain, chassis, electrics
- See hidden parts through a see-through shell
- Run the engine, brake, chain, carburettor, ignition and motor, with live graphs
Build a bike from the ground up
Fit every part in workshop order, then change the specification.
- Wheel size, sprockets and engine size
- The effect on gearing, top speed, acceleration and ride height
- Speedometer error, power to weight and more
Learn all about wiring
Trace the harness, work the switches and find faults.
- Main harness, starting, charging and ignition circuits
- Trigger real faults and find which wire goes dead
- Change the circuit and see current, voltage drop and fuses respond

Engine and gearbox
Under the Engine
A 125 cc engine with its covers off. Start it, pull the clutch and shift through the gears.
- Crank, valvetrain, generator, kick and electric start
- Clutch plates part as you pull the lever
- Watch the shift drum and forks select each gear
What is wrong with your bike?
274 problems, 185 step-by-step repairs and 134 parts, for petrol motorcycles, scooters and electric bikes.
Common problems
The course: from how it works to how to fix it
Five modules, 32 chapters, each with pictures, animations and a quick check.

Foundations
Anatomy, physics, workshop.

The engine
Four-stroke and two-stroke.

Fuel, ignition, electrics
Mixture, ignition, wiring.

Drivetrain and chassis
Clutch to brakes.

Electric motorcycles
Motors, batteries, charging.
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For the people who keep machines running





Electrical components training
Electric motorcycle training for mechanics
Practical modules on motors, controllers and battery packs, for the fundis who keep the fleets moving.
Until then, try the Wiring Lab.
What we are looking for
Moto Zero is open and growing. If one of these is you, get in touch.
To pilot the course and the repair guides with apprentices and fundis.
Boda boda and delivery fleets, petrol or electric, who want their mechanics trained.
To check the repair steps and specifications, and share the faults you see most.
Kiswahili, French and other languages, so more mechanics can use it.
To model more parts and bikes for the Overview and the builder.
To bring electric motorcycle training to more places.