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KEEWAY PATAGONIAN EAGLE Owner's Manual

KEEWAY PATAGONIAN EAGLE Owner's Manual

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  • Page 1 Translated from Spanish to English - www.onlinedoctranslator.com...
  • Page 2 Thank you for your trust in our Keeway motorcycles. Keeway Motorcycles is a prestigious European brand with a presence in more than 100 countries. We have earned the trust of millions of people around the world thanks to our quality, style and service. Our factory produces more than 1,000,000 motorcycles per year for the whole world.

  • Page 3: Safe Driving Rules

    SAFE DRIVING This motorcycle is a vehicle specially designed for personal transportation. To ensure optimal performance as a driver, you must perform a pre-driving check and proper maintenance of the motorcycle. Please make sure you are in good health to be able to control the vehicle in perfect condition. You must follow the corresponding traffic laws. Failure to follow traffic laws and instructions in this manual may result in personal injury or equipment damage.
  • Page 4 PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES Wearing all safety gear is as important as wearing a seat belt in a car and is the dominant factor in ensuring your safety. Most motorcycle accident deaths are due to head injuries. To ensure personal safety, the driver and passenger should wear good quality helmets, clothing, leather boots, gloves and other protective gear while riding.

  • Page 5: Know Your Motorcycle

    KNOW YOUR MOTORCYCLE GENERAL MOTORCYCLE PARTS Below we describe the most important parts of your motorcycle. No. Description 1. Seat 2. Instruments panel 3. front light 4. Front brake disc 5. Driver footrest 6. Passenger footrest 7. Back brake 8. Muffler 9.

  • Page 6: Location Of Serial Numbers

    LOCATION OF SERIAL NUMBERS Engine Number Serial number The serial number is made up of 17 digits, the 10th digit indicates the year of production. CONTROL PANEL Description Speedometer Left turn signal indicator Right turn signal indicator High beam indicator neutral indicator Odometer...

  • Page 7: Light Change Switch

    LEFT CONTROL No. Description Clutch light change Switch Turn Signal Switch Choker Horn switch DIRECTIONAL SWITCH When you want to turn left, press the switch (3) and the front and rear turn signals will turn on. To turn off the turn signals, press the button again. HORN Press button (4) to sound the horn.

  • Page 8: Right Handlebar Switch

    RIGHT HANDLEBAR SWITCH No. Description Throttle Front brake Brake fluid reservoir Power cut-off switch Light Switch Gear switch ON/OFF SWITCH Pressing this button (6) will activate the gear with which you can start the engine. To start the engine follow the instructions mentioned in the later section. To stop the motor you must return the circuit breaker switch to the Off position.

  • Page 9: Ignition Switch

    THROTTLE Turning the handle (2) down will activate the engine throttle. To decelerate you only have to return the handle to its original position. If you release it, it must return by itself. IGNITION SWITCH Power on (1):Indicates that the entire circuit is energized, can start the engine, the key cannot be removed.
  • Page 10 CHOKER**Available on some models When the engine is cold, use the choke. Raise the lever (3) and start the engine. As soon as the engine starts, it should slowly return to its original position. If when you are moving the lever back you notice that the engine tends to stop, move the lever in the opposite direction a few millimeters and wait for the engine to return to normal operation.

  • Page 11: Lubricant Oil

    LUBRICANT OIL Oil is an important factor that affects engine performance and life. Never substitute motor oil with regular machine oil, gearbox oil or vegetable oil. The oil that comes from the factory is multigrade 15W/40. This type of oil is used since it covers a wide range of ambient temperatures, however it is the responsibility of the motorcycle user to replace the oil with another type if the ambient temperature is outside the covered range.
  • Page 13 Having adequate pressure will allow the tire to wear evenly; Likewise, it will allow for a larger contact surface as shown in the previous images, making handling safer. You should never use tires that are badly worn, this will be extremely dangerous for driving. You should never run tires with little air, it will damage the tire and cause accidents.

  • Page 14: Operation

    OPERATION Proper use of your motorcycle will prolong its useful life and help prevent accidents. It is important to always inspect your motorcycle before using it. Below is a list that you will need to complete before using it and that will only take a few minutes but will give you confidence and save time and repair costs. PRE-DRIVE INSPECTION Check oil and fuel leaks.

  • Page 15: Engine Starting

    ENGINE STARTING Never start the engine in closed or poorly ventilated spaces. Before starting the engine, check that the clutch box is in neutral, otherwise it could damage the gearbox and/or cause an accident. IGNITION WITH RUN Insert the key into the start switch and turn it to the ON position. Press the stop switch to the on position (Available on select models only).
  • Page 16 Press the pedal with your foot while turning the accelerator a little. Release the pedal when you start the engine. Warm up the motor by adjusting the power gradually for half a minute. After a few seconds return the choke lever to its initial position. It is essential to follow steps 1 to 4 in the Start with Run starting procedure. To prolong the life of the motor, you should warm up the motor for two minutes before starting the movement.

  • Page 17: Gear Shift

    GEAR SHIFT There are 3 types of transmissions and gear changes on Keeway motorcycles. It is essential to review the technical characteristics of your motorcycle mentioned at the end of this manual to identify what type of clutch your motorcycle has so you can follow the steps mentioned below.

  • Page 18: Automatic Transmission

    SEMI AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION When the engine is in neutral speed, press the shift pedal to engage first gear (First down) without accelerating the engine. Gradually accelerate to start the motorcycle moving. To brake, use the front and rear brakes lightly at the same time. Do not brake too hard to avoid losing control of the unit.
  • Page 20 It is recommended that these points be inspected by an Authorized Service Center for optimal performance, however, if the end user decides to do it themselves, it will not replace the service schedule provided in the Warranty Manual. Failure to comply with this service schedule will automatically void the warranty.

  • Page 21: Cleaning The Air Filter

    CLEANING THE AIR FILTER The air filter should be cleaned at least every 1000 km when used under normal conditions. It will need to be cleaned more frequently when using the unit in very dusty areas. Keeping the filter clean is essential for the proper functioning of the engine. The air filter is made of a special filter foam to stop small particles.
  • Page 22 CHECK AND REPLACE ENGINE LUBRICANT OIL CHECK THE OIL LEVEL Check the oil level constantly or before taking a long trip. The oil level must be maintained between the maximum limit and the minimum limit. Place the motorcycle in an upright position and check the Underpanel located on the lower right side of the engine.

  • Page 23: Cleaning The Unit

    FRONT DISC BRAKE AND REAR DRUM BRAKE KEEWAY recommends taking the unit to a service center for optimal adjustment of the brakes. CLEANING THE UNIT To protect the external appearance of the unit you should clean it at regular intervals to check for damage, wear, fuel and/or oil leaks.
  • Page 24 Follow our recommendations to avoid causing damage to your motorcycle: Rinse the motorcycle with cold water, making sure to remove any loose dirt. Use a soft cloth and dampen it with water only, rub the dirty areas. Rinse the motorcycle again to remove the soap with plenty of clean water. Dry the motorcycle with a soft, dry cloth.

  • Page 25: Motorcycle Storage

    PAINT Apply maintenance products to protect the motorcycle paint, allowing it to be protected against the inclemencies of the environment and even against some factors of light mechanical effects. It is advisable to give the paint a coat of liquid wax at least twice a year. This wax can be applied after a week of purchasing the motorcycle.
  • Page 26 To reuse the unit: 1.Remove the cover and clean the motorcycle. 2. Check battery voltage and reinstall. 3. Add gasoline to the fuel tank and bleed the carburetor. 4. Turn on the unit and wait for it to warm up. 5.

  • Page 27: Guarantee Policy

    Any manufacturing defect in parts and/or workmanship of your motorcycle for the total time that covers the period established by KEEWAY for your motorcycle model and as long as the terms and conditions established in this warranty are met. KEEWAY provides warranty service for its motorcycles through its network of Authorized Service Centers.
  • Page 28 It does not cover failures or defects caused by the low level or lack of oil in the engine or transmission, by the low level or lack of brake fluid in models that require it and/or the use of lubricants not recommended by KEEWAY. .
  • Page 29 In case there is a failure in your motorcycle and its repair is not authorized as a guarantee by KEEWAY personnel due to negligence of the owner, different use for which the motorcycle was designed, lack of maintenance services and/or or failure to comply with any of the guidelines of this policy.
  • Page 30 You will lose your warranty: In the event that the activation of the motorcycle has not been carried out by a technician from the KEEWAY Authorized Service Center. If you do not perform any of the maintenance established in your Service Card, for not performing them within the established period of time or for performing them in workshops not authorized by KEEWAY.
  • Page 31 If the motorcycle is sold and the warranty is in force, the remaining warranty period will be transferred to its new owner. It is the responsibility of the selling party to report the change of ownership to KEEWAY at 01 800 908 08 08 to keep its history updated.
  • Page 32 If you have a warranty *KEEWAY Y recommends continuing to have your motorcycle serviced every 3 months or 3,000 km after extension, you must continue to provide the services within subsequent periods to keep your warranty in force.

  • Page 33: Data Sheet

    DATA SHEET TIRES WEIGHT AND MEASUREMENTS Forward 120/70-12 Length 1985mm Rear 120/70-12 Broad 720mm Height 1170mm FUEL 1460mm Distance between axis Tank capacity 10Lt 146kg dry weight Fuel type Regular unleaded ENGINE BRAKES Type Single Cylinder/4-stroke/4-valve Forward Disk Bore and Stroke 72x60mm Rear Disk...