How to inspect a brand new motorcycle before buying from showroom?

Cars and bikes always have a few miles on the clock as they have road test etc.

Dealers also sell very low mileage examples as they have been used for the sales staff and road tests for clients usually at a significant discount.

But as for selling a second hand as new then you must have some real cowboys where you are. And I worked for a Main Dealer and have experience of prepping new cars, sorting issues under warranty etc etc.

Going in with your eyes open and not accusing them straight off the bat may help.

A new motor vehicle should have a COA or Certificate of Origin from the manufacturer, such as Kawasaki. If it has one of those it's new.

A previously owned motor vehicle will have an existing title in the previous owner's name.

You should be able to inspect the paperwork for the vehicle you are preparing to purchase.

This, however, is not universal throughout the world, so in your particular location you may need to rely on your own inspection. Look for signs of wear, damage, dirt or grease on the inside of the fenders, etc. A few miles on the odometer is normal for a new motorcycle, more than a few should have a reasonable explanation.

I assume it is like a new car. Check if it is the color you ordered and drive it away. I have only bought a few ( 6 ) brand new vehicles from GM and Nissan, never a problem if something need service under warrantee.