Hi everyone,
Buying a used motorcycle in S.E. Asia can be tricky — especially when you're relying on listing photos to judge condition. Repainted tanks, aftermarket wiring splices, knock-off parts, and hidden wear can be really hard to spot from photos alone.
I built a free web tool called TaJook that works as a first-pass filter for used motorcycle listings. You upload the listing photos, and AI highlights potential areas to look closer at — things like:
- Paint inconsistencies that might suggest a respray
- Aftermarket or mismatched parts
- Tire wear patterns worth checking in person
- Wiring modifications or questionable repairs
- Missing OEM details
It's not a replacement for a proper hands-on inspection — think of it more as a pre-screening tool that helps you decide which listings are worth the trip to see in person, and gives you a checklist of things to verify when you get there.
The tool also includes a couple of free calculators that riders might find useful:
- Wheelie Angle Calculator — input your bike specs and see the physics behind wheelie balance points
- Banking Angle Calculator — estimate lean angles for different speeds and turn radii
Everything is completely free, no login required.
Check it out: 타죽 | 중고 바이크 AI 매물 분석
Would love to hear feedback from experienced riders here. What are the red flags you always look for when buying used in the region?
Cheers!
Buying a used motorcycle in S.E. Asia can be tricky — especially when you're relying on listing photos to judge condition. Repainted tanks, aftermarket wiring splices, knock-off parts, and hidden wear can be really hard to spot from photos alone.
I built a free web tool called TaJook that works as a first-pass filter for used motorcycle listings. You upload the listing photos, and AI highlights potential areas to look closer at — things like:
- Paint inconsistencies that might suggest a respray
- Aftermarket or mismatched parts
- Tire wear patterns worth checking in person
- Wiring modifications or questionable repairs
- Missing OEM details
It's not a replacement for a proper hands-on inspection — think of it more as a pre-screening tool that helps you decide which listings are worth the trip to see in person, and gives you a checklist of things to verify when you get there.
The tool also includes a couple of free calculators that riders might find useful:
- Wheelie Angle Calculator — input your bike specs and see the physics behind wheelie balance points
- Banking Angle Calculator — estimate lean angles for different speeds and turn radii
Everything is completely free, no login required.
Check it out: 타죽 | 중고 바이크 AI 매물 분석
Would love to hear feedback from experienced riders here. What are the red flags you always look for when buying used in the region?
Cheers!