Two-wheeler technicians maintain and repair motorcycles and scooters commonly used for urban mobility. They service engines, brakes, suspension systems, electrical wiring, and fuel systems while diagnosing mechanical and electronic issues. Growing two-wheeler use in developing regions drives strong demand for skilled technicians. Increasing adoption of fuel-injected systems and electric scooters requires technicians to handle newer technologies and diagnostic tools. The role demands precision, customer interaction skills, and adherence to safety standards. Service centers, dealerships, and independent workshops rely on these technicians to ensure roadworthiness and performance consistency.