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ii nal free
travel is
0.8-
1.2
in.
(20-
m
).
lju
stment
is necessary,
make
the
;tment
by turn ing adjus ting nut
@.
clockw ise
to reduce
free
trave l,
ter
clo
ckwi
se to
increase
free
tr ave
l.
brake
adj
usting nut
Tire
Pre
ssure
Correct tire pressure wil
l
provide
maxi
mum
stability,
r
iding
comfort and
tire
li
fe.
Keep
the
tires
properly
inflated,
and check
th
e pressure before
ridin
g.
Tir
e
pressure
Fro
nt
25. 6psi,
1.
8kg/cm
2
Rear
28.
Spsi, 2.
Okg/cm
2
Front
Suspension
Check the
fro
nt fork
asse
mbly by lockin
g
the
front brake
and
pumping
the fork up
and down vigorously.
Check fo
r
smoo
th
cushion
action and
o
il
seepage
aro
L1
nd
the
CL1sh
ion oil sea
ls.
Carefu
l
ly
i
nspect
all
fron
t
su
sp
ension
fa stener
s
for
ti
ghtness,
thi
s
i
ncludes
the
att
achment poi nts of
th
e fork tubes,
bral<
e
compon
ents
and
handle
bar.
Front Fork Oil
To
mai ntai
n
good
riding
characteri
stics
and
increase
fork service life, the oi
l
i
n
the
front
fork should
be
changed periodi-
ca
lly.
·1
Unscrew
the
front fork drain plug
CD
at
the bottom
of the fork
cylinder,
drain
the oil by pumping
th
e
fork
w hile
wi
th
the plug
out.
Rep
lace
the
p lug
CD
Front fork
drain
plug
securely
after
draining.
2. Remove
top
filler plug
®
and
fill
th
e
front cylinder
with
4.6-4.9
ozs. (135-
145 cc)
of
premium
SAE 10 W
-
30
grade-
oil.
3. Securely tighten
the
top filler plug after
fil
l
ing.
@
Top filler
plug
47
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