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I. VARIOUS PART NAMES:---------------------------------------------
II: OPERATION DESCRIPTIONS OF SYSTEMS: 3
1.Speedometer: -----------------------------------------------
2.Odometer:----------------------------------------------------
3.Turn Signal Indicator:--------------------------------------
4.High Beam Indicator ----------------------------------------
5.Fuel Gage:---------------------------------------------------
B. MAIN SWITCH:----------------------------------------
1.OFF:------------------------------------------------------------
2.ON:--------------------------------------------------------------
3.Lock:---------------------------------------------------------
C. STARTER SWITCH BUTTON:----------------- 5
D. HEADLIGHT SWITCH:-----------------------------
E. DIMMER SWITCH: ---------------------------------
F. HORN SWITCH BUTTON:-----------------------------------
G. TURN SIGNAL SWITCH:-----------------------------------
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2.R:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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H. UNDER SEAT STORAGE BOX: --------------------------------------------------
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I. STEERING HANDLE LOCK:---------------------------------------------
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1.Locking: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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2.Unlocking: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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III. HOW TO START ENGINE :-------------------------------------------------------
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A. STARTING ENGINE WITH
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ELECTRIC STARTER:------------------------------------------------------------
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STARTER:------------------------------------------------------------------------
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IV. BASIC MOTORCYCLE OPERATIONS:-----------------------------------------
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A. TO START RIDING:--------------------------------------------------------------------
B. SPEED ADJUSTMENT:---------------------------------------------------------
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C. PROPER BREAK IN AND RIDING TO
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MAKE SHARP TURNS:--------------------------------------------------------
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS I. VARIOUS PART NAMES:--------------------------------------------- 1.L:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- II: OPERATION DESCRIPTIONS OF SYSTEMS: 3 2.R:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A. INSTRUMENT PANEL COMPONENTS: H. UNDER SEAT STORAGE BOX: -------------------------------------------------- 1.Speedometer: ----------------------------------------------- I. STEERING HANDLE LOCK:--------------------------------------------- 2.Odometer:---------------------------------------------------- 1.Locking: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3.Turn Signal Indicator:-------------------------------------- 2.Unlocking: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4.High Beam Indicator ---------------------------------------- III. - Page 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS K.BACK MIRROR INSPECTION:--------------------- E. BE EXTREMELY CAUTIOUS VII.PERIODICAL INSPECTOION:------------------------- ON WET SURFACES:-------------------------------------------- A.OIL AND FILTER:----------------------------------------------------- V.HOW TO STOP:---------------------------------------------------- 1.Air cleaner replacement:------------------------------------------------------------------ A. PARKING THE SCOOTER:--------------------------------------- 2.Oil change and filter cleaning:------------------------------------------- B. CHOOSE A FLAT PLACE:---------------------------------------------------- 3.How to change oil and clean filter:------------------- VI.
- Page 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. VARIOUS PART NAMES: TURN SIGNAL, HORN, AND HEADLIGHT SWITCHES HEADLIGHT TURN SIGNAL LIGHT HELMET HOOK KICK STARTER PEDAL BATTERY COMPARTMENT CENTER STAND...
- Page 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS INSTRUMENT PANEL UNDER SEAT STORAGE FRONT BRAKE HANDLE TAIL LIGHT TURN SIGNAL LIGHT IGNITION SWITCH MUFFLER KICK STAND...
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Page 5: Instrument Panel Components
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Speedometer: ● MPH and / or KPH (miles and kilometers per hour) II. VARIOUS PARTS OPERATION A. INSTRUMENT PANEL: 2. Odometer : ● Total forward distance is indicated in miles The black number with white background indicates tenth of miles. -
Page 6: Main Switch
TABLE OF CONTENTS B. MAIN SWITCH: 1.OFF: ● All systems are off. ● Remove or insert key in this position. 2.ON: ● The electric power is connected ● Starter switch is functional. ● You cannot remove the key. 3.LOCK: ● The handle bars are locked. ●... -
Page 7: Starter Switch Button
TABLE OF CONTENTS C.STARTER SWITCH BUTTON: ELECTRIC STARTER INSTRUCTIONS: ● Hold brake and press starter switch to engage electric starter. ● Do not engage the starter for more than 4 seconds at a time. ● After engine starts, release the starter button at once. WARNING: ●... -
Page 8: Headlight Switch
TABLE OF CONTENTS D.HEADLIGHT SWITCH: E.DIMMER SWITCH: HIGH BEAM Headlights and Tail Lights Switch 1.Headlights should remain in the on position at all times while operating your scooter. LOW BEAM 2. Headlight switch has three positions to accommodate optional lighting features. Please take time to familiarize yourself ● When the high beam is on, indicator on instrument panel will light. -
Page 9: Horn Switch Button
TABLE OF CONTENTS F. HORN SWITCH BUTTON G. TURN SIGNAL SWITCH ← ● When key is on, pressing button will sound horn. 1.L. Turning switch to the left will cause left signals to illuminate. 2.R. → Turning switch to the right will cause right signals to illuminate. *When signals are on, symbol on instrument panel will illuminate. -
Page 10: Under Seat Storage Box
TABLE OF CONTENTS H. Under Seat Storage Box Unlocking under seat storage box: ● Turn key (on main switch) to far right. (Open position.) HINT: ● Applying gentle pressure (up and down) to seat will facilitate opening. NOTICE: Carrying capacity should not exceed 6 pounds. CAUTION: Interior of box can be very hot. -
Page 11: Steering Handle Lock
TABLE OF CONTENTS I. STEERING HANDLE LOCK: ● To prevent theft, a locking handle bar has been installed. NOTICE: Park in legal parking spaces only. HINTS: ● After locking, turn handle bars gently to make sure handle bars are locked. ●... -
Page 12: How To Start Engine
TABLE OF CONTENTS III. HOW TO START ENGINE There are two ways to start your engine. A. STARTING ENGINE USING ELECTRIC STARTER: ● Turn main switch to "ON". ● Turn secondary emergency cut off switch to the run/on position.** ● Hold brake and press starter switch to engage electric starter. ●... -
Page 13: Starting Engine With Kick Starter
TABLE OF CONTENTS B. STARTING ENGINE WITH KICK STARTER: REMINDER: ●After using kick starter pedal, fold it back to its original position. ●Carbon dioxide exhaust from engine is harmful. Vehicle is for exterior use only. ● Place scooter/motorcycle on center stand. ●... -
Page 14: Basic Motorcycle Operations
TABLE OF CONTENTS IV. BASIC MOTORCYCLE OPERATIONS: We recommend all beginners take lessons from experienced riders. Some States have motorcycle schools. Contact your local State Department of Vehicle and Motor safety. B. SPEED ADJUSTMENT: A. TO START RIDING: ● Inspect vehicle before operation. ●... - Page 15 TABLE OF CONTENTS C. PROPER BREAK IN AND RIDING WILL LENGTHEN THE LIFE OF THE MOTORCYCLE: WARNING: ●Release throttle before applying brakes. ●Failure to use both brakes may cause skidding. ●Hard and sudden stops cause premature brake wearing. ●Always check brakes for proper function before accelerating to high speeds.
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Page 16: Do Not Apply Brakes And Make Sharp Turns
TABLE OF CONTENTS ●When braking, use both brake levers. D. DO NOT APPLY BRAKES AND MAKE SHARP TURNS ●Increase presure evenly, as needed. ●Avoid sudden, abrupt stops. ●WARNING: Turning while braking can cause falls, skidding, and serious injury. E. Be Extremely Cautious on Wet Surfaces. FRONT BRAKE ●The road surface in rain is different from dry surfaces. -
Page 17: B. Choose A Flat Place
TABLE OF CONTENTS A. PARKING THE SCOTER. B. CHOOSE A FLAT PLACE: ●Turn the signal switch off. ●Choose a flat surface not blocking traffic and ●Turn main switch to "OFF". push down the center stand. Scooter will fall down or tip over if placed on unlevel ground. ●Grasp left handle with left hand to make scooter straight. -
Page 18: Vi. Inspection Before Riding
TABLE OF CONTENTS VI. INSPECTION BEFORE RIDING: ●Always inspect before riding. ●Turn main switch to "OFF". a pre-check up is necessary before each ride. ●Periodic Inspections every 1,000 miles by a trained professional or Service Center is recommended. NOTICE: NOTICE: ●Turn off engine when refilling with gasoline. -
Page 19: C. Brake Inspection
TABLE OF CONTENTS B. HANDLE BAR INSPECTION: C. BRAKE INSPECTION: ● Check steering bar. Applying pressure up and down, forward 1.Drum brake series: ● Turn main switch to "OFF". ● Check steering functions. Check for rubbing or abnormal sounds. ● The brake levers should be properly adjusted. ●... -
Page 20: Disk Brake Series
TABLE OF CONTENTS NOTICE: 2. Disk brake series: ●Always check the free play of front and rear BRAKE OIL INSPECTION: brakes. Make adjustments with adjusting nut when ●Turn main switch to "OFF". ●Normal fluid level is between "UPPER" and "LOWER". REAR WHEEL BRAKE ADJUSTMENT: ●When the fluid level is near the lower level mark, check brake pads. -
Page 21: D. Brake Light Inspection
TABLE OF CONTENTS E. TURN SIGNAL LIGHT INSPECTION: ●Turn main switch to "ON" ●Operate turn signal switch to make sure turn signal lights and turn signal indicators blink. ●Check turn signal lights for any dirt or damage. D. BRAKE LIGHT INSPECTION: ●Turn main switch to "ON". -
Page 22: G. Shock Absorber Inspection
TABLE OF CONTENTS F. TIRE INSPECTION: G. SHOCK ABSORBER INSPECTION: ●Check tire pressure while tires are cool before operation. ●Add weight on the handle and seat, swing ●Turn main switch to "OFF". motorcycle up and down and check the grooves of tires. front and rear shock absorbers if work well. - Page 23 TABLE OF CONTENTS Ⅶ.PERIODICAL INSPECTOION: K.SPEEDOMETER INSPECTION: VII. PERIODICAL INSPECTION: J. INSPECT SPEEDOMETER: K. INSPECT MIRRORS: ●For safe and comfortable riding have periodic inspections ●Turn main switch to "OFF". ●Sit on the seat and adjust mirrors. made by a professional certified mechanic. ●Keep mirrors clean.
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Page 24: Air Cleaner Replacement
TABLE OF CONTENTS A. OIL AND AIR FILTER: 2.Oil Change: ●Change oil and clean filter every 750 miles. 1.Air cleaner replacement: ●Remove left side cover. Oil Capacity: 0.9 liters (almost 1 quart) ●Remove attaching screws and air cleaner cover. WARNING: ATTENTION: Do not over fill. -
Page 25: B. Gear Oil Change
TABLE OF CONTENTS NOTICE: B. GEAR OIL CHANGE: ●Please use Castrol 10W-40 Semisenthetic oil. ●Change gear oil at first 250 miles and each ●Operating in the following conditions will require oil 3000 miles or every six months. ●Capacity of gear oil 110c.c. being changed more frequently: ●Frequent riding on gravel roads. - Page 26 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.How to change gear oil: C. REFILLING BRAKE OIL: (DISK BRAKE) ●Remove drain plug to allow the oil to flow out. When ●Turn the handle bars until the brake fluid level engine is warm, it is easier to remove oil flow out. ●Re install drain plug.
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Page 27: D. Spark Plug Inspection
TABLE OF CONTENTS D. SPARK PLUG INSPECTION: WARNING: ●Large gaps, thick deposits and electrode erosion will result in poor ●Engine is still very hot after engine stops. spark plug performance. Be careful not to burn yourself. ●Turn spark plug finger tight, then tighten with 1.Cleaning: ●The best way to clean plugs is with spark plug cleaner. - Page 28 TABLE OF CONTENTS E. BATTERY AND ELECTROLYTE INSTALL: ●Install the fuse into fuse case and fasten the cap. INSPECTION: ●Try to pull the fuse after installation. If loose, the ●This series uses a sealed battery so you do not have fuse can overheat and breakdown.
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