what is chassis number in bike

The chassis number of a bike is a unique alphanumeric code assigned to each motorcycle during its manufacturing process. It acts as the primary identifier for the motorcycle's frame or chassis. The chassis number is a part of the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number), which consists of 17 characters. The last six characters of a VIN are the chassis number of the bike. The location of the chassis number can vary between different motorcycle models, but it is typically available on the steering head or neck of the frame, near the front fork. If you can find the VIN on your bike, then you can also find the chassis number as it is a part of the VIN. The bike's chassis number is often mentioned in the Owner's Manual and Registration Certificate. If you are finding it difficult to locate your bike's chassis number, you can seek the help of a mechanic