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57
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4. FRAME
4.1
Handl
e
Bar
11.
Handle Bar
Cons1ruction
Thcstceringhandlc1sa s1oc1 pipe.
For
easy handl-
ing
and transpona1ion, the
steering
hand,e
is
equipped with a
fc.•ld down dcvic.e.
It
is also de-
signed so
that lhc steering handle can be
dis-
assembled Crom
the frame by removing the
two
bolts and a
nut(Fig.
57).
The
steerin
g
handle
knob
can
be
folded down
by releasing the
two
handle
holde, knobs
as
shown
in
(Fig.
58),
b. Disas~mbly
(I)
After rclea\1 ng two handle holder
knovs,
remove
the
two swpper nuts from
the
fork
top bridge using the
spcc,al
tool.
(07902-
0010000)
(2)
Remove
two bolts and 29 mm
nut
mecrrng
nut(Fig.57)
(3)
Remove
the hcadliaht assembly and dis-
connect
all c!ecmcal leads
aflc(
removing
the headlight cover by rcmov;ng
the
screw
at the bottom (F'~. 59).
(4)
Uncouple
the
speedometer
cable
and
dis-
connect
the
rront brake cable
.
(5)
Disconnec1
the
thr
oHle cable by
removing
the
carbu11:lor
cap
and disenga!tc the cabre
from the th1ottle valve
(FiR.
601.
(6)
The
stecrirw:
hand!e
can 1hcn
be
removed
from ihc
1rame with the steering bracket.
(Fig.
57)
.
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