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CROSSFIRE
CFR300
!
READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY!
IT CONTAINS IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
USER MANUAL
!
THIS VEHICLE IS TO BE OPERATED BY USER OLDER THAN 16 YEAR OF AGE.
WARNING
NOT FOR CHILDREN.
* PLEASE READ THE MANUAL BEFORE OPERATION *
* FOLLOW OUR WARNINGS *

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  • Page 1 CROSSFIRE CFR300 READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY! IT CONTAINS IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION USER MANUAL THIS VEHICLE IS TO BE OPERATED BY USER OLDER THAN 16 YEAR OF AGE. WARNING NOT FOR CHILDREN. * PLEASE READ THE MANUAL BEFORE OPERATION * * FOLLOW OUR WARNINGS *...
  • Page 2 DIRT BIKE USER’S MANUAL INTRODUCTION 16+ Minimum riders age Thank you and congratulations for having chosen. We hope you enjoy driving a dirt bike now hope it will you give great satisfaction. This manual describes the features of the dirt bike, and provides instructions for you to have a better understanding of the controls and operation. You are advised to READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE FIRST DRIVING THE VECHICLE.

  • Page 3: Useful Information

    INDEX OF ICONS WARNING Indicates those necessary actions must be The information, images, and specifications in the manual are followed to avoid injury to the driver or people who based on the most recent data product information available at are inspecting motorcycle the time of publication.

  • Page 4: Warranty

    1. Motor oil 15. suspensions - Check engine oil - Front suspension - Change engine oil - Rear Suspension - Cleaning oil pan 16. Periodic Maintenance Chart 2. Tires 3. Revision or replacement of spark plugs WARRANTY 4. Check and clean fuel filter 1.

  • Page 5: Driving Safety

    -IN HANDLING Driving safety • Familiarize well with brake systems. use both front and rear brakes, not to lose control vehicle. • Take great care and drive at lower speeds in bad weather CIRCULATION IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED (rain, wind, low visibility). In public with this vehicle.

  • Page 6: Added Load And Accessories

    4. ADDED LOAD AND ACCESSORIES • It is recommended to use gloves and face shield drive, if you wish. • Wear clothing that covers the legs fully as the exhaust system during • Remember that the performance of the motorcycle may be reduced due to: access use and remains for a while after stopping the engine.。...
  • Page 7 • Cooling the engine. The large fairings or windshield installed on the fork, poorly designed or inadequately placed, can produce forces aerodynamic driving causing instability. • Do not add electrical equipment that exceeds the capacity vehicle electrical system. • Do not carry a "sidecar" or a trailer, this motorcycle is designed for it, and driving will be seriously affected when placed. •...

  • Page 8: Vin Record

    2. VIN RECORD The engine number is stamped on the left the underside of the The VIN, are required to manage the warranty. motorcycle. • Write down the numbers for your reference when you need them. The VIN is stamped on the front of the chassis behind where are located barrales suspension.

  • Page 9: Filling The Tank

    3. FUELING The motorcycle uses premium gasoline • The tank has a capacity of 10 liters of fuel. without content lead (93 octane minimum). Filling the tank: 1. Place the motorcycle perpendicular to the ground. 2. Turn the fuel cap counterclockwise. 3.
  • Page 10 • Do not start the engine indoors or shortly ventilated, USER GUIDE it may cause accidents due the toxic exhaust fumes. 1. Pre-ride inspection It is necessary for your safety, check: • If the engine is ignited by button start, the motorcycle •...
  • Page 11 • Slow down or halt throttle before coming to a corner, to prevent wheel slip, and reducing control of the motorcycle. • No braking, accelerating or turning abruptly, if you drive in 4. Driving the rain, Tips to follow: by wet ground or loose surfaces, reducing maneuverability •...

  • Page 12: Checking, Adjustment And Maintenance

    Checking, adjustment and maintenance 1. Motor oil - Change engine oil: - Check engine oil: Engine oil plays an important role in the work of motor. • It is advisable to do so before riding the motorcycle. • Keep the motorcycle on firm and flat ground, on the support main Change engine oil: stand Engine oil plays an important role in the work of...
  • Page 13 Select motor oil SN5W-30 • If this oil is not available, read the specifications techniques and find a substitute available to the local ambient temperature. - Clean the oil pan 3. Revision or replacement of spark plugs Using the recommended oil, cleaning is not required crankcase or 1.
  • Page 14 3. While the washer installed, place the spark plug by hand, to avoid damaging the threads. 4. Tighten the spark plug, if it is new: 1/2 turn with a wrench spark plug - Disassemble process: to compress the washer. If the spark plug is already used, tighten only between 1/8 and 1/4 turn after having settled.
  • Page 15 • We recommend using spark plug B8RTI • The air filter element must be intact, otherwise, the engine 4.Check gasoline filter and replacement absorb dust and pollutants and period of engine life will be 1. Remove the filter hose and drain the gasoline remaining in the shortened.
  • Page 16 7. Chain The life of the chain depends on proper lubrication and adjustment. Poor repair can result in premature wear or damage to the chain or sprocket. When motorcycles are driving on unusually dusty or muddy tracks, frequent repairs and maintenance are necessary. If the chain, sprocket, and engine teeth have reached the wear limit, they must be replaced in time.
  • Page 17 7.3. Adjustment and change of chain 7.3.1. Adjustment 7.3.1.1. Turn off the engine, place the bench under the engine, lift the rear wheel off the ground, and change the gearbox to neutral; 7.3.1.2. Loosen the rear axle nut 1, loosen the jack adjustment nut 2, rotate the adjusting hex head bolt 3 clockwise or counterclockwise, so that the chain slack meets the requirements, and the jack 5 is scaled on both sides of the flat fork 4, 6;...
  • Page 18 10. Wheels 10.1. Spoke Keeping the rims out of shape and maintaining proper spoke tension is the key to safe riding. When the new car is in the run-in period, the spokes are extremely easy to loosen. Excessive spokes can cause high speed instability and loss of control. Fixed inner tube anti-skid lock prevents tire slippage. (1) Check if rim 1 and spoke 2 are bent or damaged;...
  • Page 19 10.2.3. Change the inner tube If the inner tube is punctured or damaged, you should replace it as soon as possible. A repaired inner tube may not have the same reliability as a new inner tube and will affect your riding. It is recommended to buy original inner tube for replacement. 10.2.4.
  • Page 20 7. Carburetor adjustment The carburetor adjustment and settings must be 9. Brake Review accembled by authorized and trained technician, informal • Operate the front brake and rear verify proper tuning can cause engine damage. operation. • Check the pads are not worn to the limit as may be 8.
  • Page 21 If you accidentally touch the battery acid, rinse with cool water for 5 minutes and see the doctor immediately. 10. Battery Check • Prevent foreign matter from entering the battery in the process mounting and dismounting of the same. 1. Clean the surface of the dust and corrosive battery. •...
  • Page 22 12. Cleaning the motorcycle • Check the main parts of the motorcycle before storage. • To maintain the motorcycle in normal course storage: Clean the motorcycle regularly to prevent which 1. Replace engine oil 2. Drain the remaining gasoline from the fuel tank discolor the surface.

  • Page 23: Front Suspension

    The shock absorber is counter function rebound, i.e. it is a counter to it 14. Start up after storage and according to the need and ground is adjustable. 1. Remove the cover and thoroughly clean the motorcycle. 2. If the motorcycle has been stored for more than four months, engine oil must be replaced.
  • Page 24 compression: - Rear Suspension procedure: adjusting - Turn the screw shown as a compression, will regulator with a screwdriver varying hardness sense plane schedule to reduce required. bounce and counterclockwise procedure: for effect otherwise. - Remove the protective cap (1) - Using a flat compression: screwdriver, turn screw...

  • Page 25: Service Sheet

    16. Periodic Maintenance Chart. Perform first check after 4 hours or 30 liters of fuel consumed. Repeat every 10 SERVICE SHEET hours or 75 liters of fuel consumed No Description specification operation Must be free of obstructions Fuel Line verify Must be free of obstructions Fuel filter verify...

  • Page 26: General Conditions

    WARRANTY 1. GENERAL CONDITIONS 2. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CLAIM WARRANTY In this particular case, as it is a off road bike, the VECHCLE limited The safety is the responsibility of both the manufacturer and the warranty solely to defects motor material (Mechanical Warranty) by user, so you must promptly: the within 6 months: •...

  • Page 27: Warranty Exclusions

    3. WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS • Any damage caused by wear or discoloration naturally paint, Are totally excluded from the warranty: upholstery, chrome, etc.. • Regulations or adjustment having to do with maintaining normal vehicle. • Elements of friction as brake pads and discs, clutch, centrifugal clutch 4.

  • Page 28: Warranty Limitations

    5. WARRANTY LIMITATIONS • All legal management before any authority and expense this incurred are not covered by this warranty. The warranty is limited to replacement or repair parts found as defective • In no event listed above, the purchaser may claim by the manufacturer, assuming no obligation to compensate for possible cancellation or breach of purchase contract or compensation costs or consequences resulting from the removal or immobilization the...

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