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SSR Motorsports Lazer5 Owner's Manual

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  • Page 1 Lazer5 Owner’s Manual...
  • Page 2 Preface Thank You for purchasing the Lazer5 50cc Moped, it will bring you years of plea- surable riding in a safe to operate package. Riding a moped is one of the most exciting past times. For your safety, you should read this owner’s manual carefully and follow these instructions before you ride.

  • Page 3: Important Notice

    Do not copy or translate any part of this manual without the expressed written permission of SSR Motorsports. This vehicle uses motorcycle grade engine oil. ---The special lubrication oil for motorcycles.

  • Page 4: Special Notice

    Special Notice Warning: This moped must use the correct spec fuse, DO NOT use other spec fuses or operate without a fuse. Incorrect fuses may cause damage to the vehicle or fire. Fuse position: next to the battery. Fuse spec: Main Fuse 10 Amp. If you blow the main fuse, before you replace the fuse you should perform a simple check of the vehicle for electrical shorts.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Preface Riding Up Slopes..........16 Important Notice Using the Brakes and Stopping....16 Special Notice Inspections and Maintenance........17 Safety Information............6 Maintenance Schedule......17/18 Safe Riding..............6 Engine Oil Change........19 Riding Gear..............6 Spark Plug............20 Helmet................6 Throttle Cable Adjustment......20 Riding in Rain..............6 Idle Adjustment..........20 Moped VIN Number.............7 Carburetor.............20 Part Description............8...

  • Page 6: Safety Information

    Safety information Clothing: Safety Regulations: 1. For safety reasons, the rider must wear a 1. Before riding perform a pre-ride inspection helmet, eye protection, boots, gloves and a of your vehicle to prevent accidents. riding jacket/pants. A passenger should also 2.

  • Page 7: Moped Vin Number

    Moped VIN Number Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and the engine number are used for registration of your moped. Please record your numbers for future use. VIN Number is stamped into the vehicle frame on the right side of the steering stem (1).

  • Page 8: Part Description

    Parts Description (1) Left Mirror (2) Rear Brake Lever (3) Left Side Switch (4) Ignition Switch (5) Speedometer (6) Right Side Switch (7) Right Mirror (8) Front Brake Lever (9) Throttle Grip (10) Fuel Tank (11) Oil Filler Cap (13) Rider Pedals (14) Rear Footrest (15) Rear Drum (16) Front Brake Lever...

  • Page 9: Speedometer

    Speedometer (5) Trip Meter (1) Turn Signal Indicators This records the total driving distance but unlike When the left turn signal is switched on, the left the odometer it can be reset to track trip distance indicator will flash. or distance until fueling is necessary. Rotate the When the right turn signal is switched on, the right knob on the left side to return it to zero.

  • Page 10: Parts Operation

    Parts Operation To prevent theft, when you park please use this handlebar lock function. Turn the handle- • Key bars to the left, insert the key into the steer- This vehicle comes with two ing lock and turn the key to the right, it will keys, both can be use to lock the handlebars.

  • Page 11: Right Switch

    Warning: When the switch is in “ “ position, the low Only use the Hazard Light Switch for emer- beam is on. gency situations. Don’t use this switch for (4) Turn Signal Switch any other reason other than an emergency. Press the left side turn signal “...

  • Page 12: Fuel Tank

    Warning: • Fuel Tank Please DO NOT overfill the fuel tank. Your moped is not equipped with a fuel DO NOT splash gasoline on the engine gauge, make sure to refuel your moped be- while hot, it is very dangerous. fore you run out of fuel.

  • Page 13: Side Stand

    • Side Stand • Rear Shock Absorbers The side stand is on the left side of This vehicles rear shock absorbers include the moped, be sure to use the stand a spring and liquid dampening. The shock when parking the vehicle. absorber can be adjusted according to differ- ent road conditions.

  • Page 14: Gasoline And Engine Oil Information

    Gasoline and Oil Information Engine Break-In • Gasoline • Top Speed Please use unleaded gasoline. Please use During the first 1,000 miles of operation, do octane of #91 or above. not run the engine at high speed or acceler- ate too quickly. RPM’s should not exceed Caution: 80% of the maximum RPM.

  • Page 15: Pre-Riding Inspection

    • Before Riding Item Check Points Check the engine oil level before operating 1) Stable your moped every time. Handlebar 2) Turning Flexibility • First Service Maintenance 3) Not Loose The first 600 mile maintenance is the most 1) Brakes feel firm Brakes important service to have performed.

  • Page 16: Riding Your Moped

    Riding your Moped Warning: • Starting the Engine Only using the front or rear brakes is dan- Turn the key to the “ “ position, the engine gerous, especially in wet conditions. This can be started in both drive and neutral. can cause loss of control.

  • Page 17: Inspections And Maintenance

    Maintenance The following chart shows the maintenance schedule. When each service interval is reached you must perform the services outlined below. Suspension, Engine, Electronic System, Carburetor and Tires are key components. These items may require a professional technician to perform. Maintenance Symbols: I: Inspect/Adjust C: Clean R: Replace A: Adjust L: Lubricate T: Torque...
  • Page 18 * When the mileage exceeds the highest mileage on the table, please restart the table at the 600 mile interval * If riding in a dusty environment clean/lube/oil the air filter and chain more frequently.

  • Page 19: Engine Oil Change

    • Oil Change and Oil Level Check (2.) Fill the engine with 700cc’s of fresh oil. Check the engine oil level (3.) Use a clean, dry rag to clean the oil filler before you start the engine. cap/dipstick and engine cover surface. When checking the oil level, (4.) Check the oil level with the dipstick and make sure the vehicle is on...

  • Page 20: Spark Plug

    Please follow these steps to adjust the throt- • Spark Plug tle grip travel distance. Use a small wire brush 1. Pull back the throttle or a spark plug cleaner to cable cover. clean the carbon deposits 2. Loosen the nut (1). from the plug in the first 600 3.

  • Page 21: Drive Chain

    • Drive Chain To help you make the adjustment, the swing- The service life of the drive chain depends arm is marked with notches you can use for on your maintenance frequency. Improper or reference from side to side. The chain should lack of maintenance will cause a shorter life have 10-20mm of slack.

  • Page 22: Brakes

    • Brake • Brake Fluid Level This vehicle uses a front disc and rear drum As the brake pads brake system. Correct operation of the wear, the brake brakes is very important for safe riding. The fluid will decrease as brake system should be regularly inspected the fluid fills the brake to ensure the utmost safety.

  • Page 23: Tires

    3. Check brake pad wear. Warning: Warning: DO NOT repair damaged tires. Underin- If the brake system or brake pads/shoes flated or overinflated tires will lead to abnor- require replacement take your vehicle to mal or premature wear. These conditions could lead to instability or accidents.

  • Page 24: Parts Lubrication

    • Parts Lubrication • Battery Proper lubrication will keep your moped and The battery is under the left side cover and is every single part running smoothly and in- a non-servicable type. Once the battery has crease durability. After long rides or rain, we been filled with electro- suggest you do lubrication maintenance.

  • Page 25: Fuse

    • When changing the battery note the • Fuse Replacement following: The fuse holder is located in the battery box Be sure the battery matches the one re- area, under the left side moved from the motorcycle. If an incorrect cover.

  • Page 26: Headlight

    • Headlight Adjustment 2. Move the rubber dust boot back to expose The headlight beam can the bulb. be adjusted vertically. 3. Unclip the head- The adjustment bolts light bulb (1) and (1) are located on both replace with a 12V sides of the headlight 35/35W bulb.

  • Page 27: Storage Information

    • Front/Rear Turn Signal Bulb Replacement Caution: 1. Remove the screw from the backside of Gasoline stored for long periods of times the turn signal housing. will deteriorate. If storing fuel for longer 2. Remove the lens, move the screw side of than 30 days use a stabilizer product.

  • Page 28: Specification

    Specifications Electrical System Size & Weight Battery.............12V 4Ah Length...............70.27in. Magneto..........Permanent Magnet Width..............26.77in. Headlight..........12V 35W/35W Height...............40.15in. Parking Light.............12V 5W Wheel Base............47.24in. Taillight.............12V 5W/21W Weight............180.77 lbs. Turn Signal..........12V-10W x 4 Max load.........330 lbs. (incl. rider) Neutral Light..........12V 3.4W Engine Turn Signal Indicator........12V 3.4W BoreXStroke..........39 x 41.4mm Meter Light.............12V 3.4W Displacement............49.4ml...

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