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- Page 1 XO 125 User’s Manual...
- Page 2 Motorini XO 125. Please take the time to read and understand the manual before operating your vehicle. The User’s manual has been designed for your enjoyment and safety. Maintenance schedules and general care instructions are included.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Customer Information—4 Safety Instructions—4 Vehicle identification number and engine number—5 Location of components—6 Ignition lock—7 Instruments—8-9 Fuel tank and engine oil information—10 New vehicle running-in procedure—11 Inspection before riding—12 Main points of riding—13-15 Periodic inspection & Simple maintenance—16-17 Battery and Air filter—18-19 Spark plug &... -
Page 4: Customer Information-4
Specifications & Wiring diagram—28 Customer Information Warnings and Notes Throughout the book you will find the words “Warnings!” and “WARNINGS!” These serve as reminders to be especially careful. “Warnings!” indicates an immediate hazard, which could result in an accident. “WARNINGS!” identifies something that could results in damage to your vehicle. -
Page 5: Vehicle Identification Number And Engine Number-5
Vehicle identification number and engine number Pic 02-01 Pic 02-02 Pic 02-03 The vehicle identification number (VIN) and engine number is used for motorcycle registration。 The vehicle identification number (VIN) (1) is stamped on the main frame , you can access this by removing the small plastic cover (1) . The engine number (2) is printed on the bottom left crankcase. -
Page 6: Location Of Components-6
Location of components (1) Front brake disc (2) Front shock absorber (4) Front position lamp (4) Headlamp (5) Rear brake lever (6) Rear view mirror (7) Instrument cluster (8) Helmet hook (9) Rear luggage rack (10) Front brake caliper (11) Side stand (12) Pillion peg (13) Kick start lever (14) Rear shock absorber (15) Rear brake caliper (16) Air filter (17) Rear reflector (18) Rear indicator (19) Taillight (20) Rear luggage rack (21) Glovebox (22) Glovebox cover (23) Throttle grip (24) Front brake lever (25) -
Page 7: Ignition Lock-7
Ignition lock (8) “ ” (ON) position All electrical circuits are on. The engine can be started any time. The key cannot be removed. “ ” (OFF) position All electrical circuits are off. The engine cannot be started. The key can be removed. “... -
Page 8: Instruments-8-9
Instruments Warning: Do not wash the surface with high pressure water. Do not wipe the surface solvent based products as the surface will crack and discolor. Speedometer (1) This indicates the speed in MP/H and KM/H Odometer (2) This registers the total distance that the motorcycle has covered in KM High beam (3) This is the high beam indicator light allowing the rider to see he has high beam on or off. - Page 9 Rear brake lever (Pic 4) Pull the lever to work the rear brakes. Dim/Dip Switch (4) When the switch is on “ ” position the front lamp main beam is ON. When the switch is on “ ” position the front lamp dipped beam is ON and main beam indicator light should be extinguished.
- Page 10 Fuel tank (Pic15- 17) The fuel tank is located under the seat and luggage rack. Open (1): Turn the fuel cap to the left (anti-clockwise). Close (1): Turn the fuel cap to the right (clockwise) Engine oil Always use good quality 4-stroke engine oil. Gear oil Always use good quality SAE 80W-90 multi-grade GL-5 gear oil.
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Page 11: New Vehicle Running-In Procedure-11
New vehicle running-in procedure Abiding by the correct vehicle running-in procedure is important. Maximum throttle operation recommendation It is not advised that you use max throttle for new vehicle, Please see the following guide for your reference. Total mileage Available for throttle （km）... -
Page 12: Inspection Before Riding-12
Inspection before riding Warning: Before starting to ride your vehicle each time, check the items listed below. Never ignore the importance of the inspection. While checking the following items if you find items need attention do so at once to keep the vehicle in good condition and meet with the safe requirements. -
Page 13: Main Points Of Riding-13-15
Main Points of riding WARNING — If it is the first time you are to ride this model, we suggest that you practice riding it on a non-public road until you are fully familiarized with the controls and skilled in using them. —... - Page 14 Riding The speed is controlled by the throttle grip. Rotate the throttle slowly to avoid the bike pulling away faster than is necessary and causing you to have an accident. Apply the front and rear brakes Only apply the front and rear brakes when the throttle has or is being returned to its stop.
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Page 15: Periodic Inspection & Simple Maintenance-16-17
Load Rear carrier load is not over 10kg. Periodic inspection & Simple maintenance The following table gives the schedule of check and maintenance according to the intervals based on odometer reading. At the end of each interval, the required check, inspection, lubrication and other servicing should be carried out. - Page 16 — — Check Fuel hose Replace every 4 years of use — — Fuel filter Clean — Idle speed of engine Check Check — Throttle cable gap Check Check — — Final gearbox oil Replace — Brake system Check Check —...
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Page 17: Air Filter
Battery (Pic9-11) The battery is located under the footplate and should be checked periodically. It should be recharged if the voltage is found to be lower than 12V. To remove the battery, proceed as follows: (1) Open the cover (Pic 9) (2) Disconnect the negative (-) terminal and then the positive (+) terminal. - Page 18 It will need draining at times. Spark Plug (Pic), The standard spark plug of this motorcycle is: A7RTC Clear the spark plug of carbon deposit using a piece of hard iron wire or steel needle and bring the gap to 0.6-0.8mm with a feeler gauge. While removing carbon deposit, observe the color of the area at the ceramic point of the spark plug.
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Page 19: Engine Oil
Engine oil The durability of engine depends largely on the use of quality engine oil and due periodic replacement of oil. Checking the oil level every day and replacing the oil periodically are two important jobs to be done in the maintenance of your vehicle. Checking oil level (Pic7-8) Each day before riding the vehicle, be sure to check the oil level. -
Page 20: Adjustment Of Throttle Cable-21
Replace the oil filter as follows: (1) Remove the oil filler cap. (2) Place an oil pan under the crankcase and unscrew the drain plug. (3) Remove the drain plug to reveal the spring and filter. (4) Replace the oil filter and put on a new o-ring. (5) Screw the oil filer cap back into place. -
Page 21: Brake System-22
Brake system (Disc brake) WARNING — The brake is an extremely important part to ensure the personal safety of the rider and should be checked and adjusted often. Brake fluid （Pic） Check the level of brake fluid inside the cylinder. Replenish the cylinder with the recommended type of fluid if the level is found to be low. - Page 22 Tires Be sure to check the tire pressure and tread depth when performing periodic maintenance. To ensure maximum safety and durability the tires should not only be maintained periodically but also checked often. Tire pressure Insufficient tire pressure not only increases tire wear but also makes your ride unstable. A low tire pressure can cause difficulty in making turns whereas a high tire pressure reduces the contact area of the tires with the ground and can cause loss of control.
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Page 23: Trouble
Use of Battery Using a new battery (1) Adding battery solution — Check the battery casing visually for cracks and scratches and the terminals for deformation and dislocation. — Place the battery on a level surface, tear off the sealing tape and insert a funnel into the filler opening. -
Page 24: Replacement Of The Light Bulbs-25
Replacement of the light bulbs Broken bulbs should be replaced by those of the rated parameters as shown in the table below. Otherwise it will cause overload of the circuit and earlier breakage of bulbs. Head lamp Tail/Braking lamp 3W/10W Turn signal lamp Headlamp Bulb Remove the headlamp bulb in the following way:... -
Page 25: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting If the engine cannot be started, proceed as follows to find out the cause: (1) Check the level of fuel in the fuel tank to see if it is low. (2) Check the fuel supply system to see if the fuel is flowing into the carburetor from the fuel tank. - Page 26 Preservation If the vehicle is not used for a long time such as in winter or other seasons, be sure to preserve it with some appropriate materials, equipment and techniques. If you prefer preserving the vehicle yourself, you can proceed as follows: Vehicle: Place the vehicle on the center stand and give it a thorough cleaning.
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Page 27: Specifications
Specifications (XO 125) Dimension LxWxH 2103x690x1170 Battery 12V/9Ah (mm) Axle base (mm) 1420 Ignition Total mass (kg) Spark plug C7ER Max. load capacity Lubrication Pressure splash (Mm) Max. speed (km/h) Clutch Automatic, Centrifugal Tire size Self-motion Step 100/80-16/110/80-16 Speed change... - Page 28 Wiring Diagram...
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