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Honda 1999 Shadow Aero VT1100C3 Owner's Manual

Honda 1999 Shadow Aero VT1100C3 Owner's Manual (227 pages)

Honda 1999 Shadow Aero VT1100C3

Brand: Honda | Category: Motorcycle | Size: 41.42 MB

Table of Contents

A few Words about Safety
6
Contents
8
Motorcycle Safety
11
Important Safety Information
12
Accessories & Modifications
14
Safety Labels
16
Table of Contents
19
Instruments & Controls
19
Component Locations
20
Indicators
23
Lamp Check
24
Controls & Features
27
- Fuel Valve
  27
- Choke Lever
  27
- Ignition Switch
  28
- Start Button
  29
- Engine Stop Switch
  29
- Headlight Dimmer Switch
  30
- Turn Signal Switch
  30
- Horn Button
  30
- Odometer/Tripmeter Select and Reset Button
  31
  - Before Riding
    33
  - Are You Ready to Ride?
    34
  - Protective Apparel
    34
  - Helmets and Eye Protection
    35
  - Additional Riding Gear
    35
  - Rider Training
    36
  - Is Your Motorcycle Ready to Ride?
    37
  - Pre-Ride Inspection
    37
  - Load Limits & Guidelines
    40
  - Loading
    40
  - Loading Guidelines
    41
  - Basic Operation & Riding
    43
- Safe Riding Precautions
  44
- Starting & Stopping the Engine
  45
- Preparation
  45
- Starting Procedure
  46
  - Normal Air Temperature
    46
  - High Air Temperature
    47
  - Low Air Temperature
    47
- Flooded Engine
  48
- How to Stop the Engine
  49
  - Normal Engine Stop
    49
  - Emergency Engine Stop
    49
- Shifting Gears
  50
  - Recommended Shift Points
    51
  - Shifting up
    51
  - Shifting down
    51
- Braking
  52
- Parking
  54
- Theft-Prevention Tips
  56
- Riding with a Passenger or Cargo
  57
  - Servicing Your Honda
    59
  - The Importance of Maintenance
    62
  - Maintenance Safety
    63
  - Periodic Maintenance
    66
  - Maintenance Schedule
    68
- Component Locations
  75
- Tool Kit
  78
- Tool Kit Compartment
  79
- Owner's Manual Storage
  80
- Inside Right Side Cover
  80
- Seat Removal
  81
  - Side Cover Removal
    82
  - Left Side Cover Removal
    82
  - Left Side Cover Installation
    82
  - Right Side Cover Removal
    83
  - Right Side Cover Installation
    84
- Muffler Removal
  85
- Fuel
  86
  - Fuel Recommendation
    86
  - Fuel Capacity
    87
  - Refueling Procedure
    87
- Engine Oil & Filter
  89
  - Oil Recommendation
    90
  - Checking & Adding Oil
    91
  - Changing Engine Oil & Filter
    92
  - Install a New Oil Filter
    94
- Coolant
  97
  - Coolant Recommendation
    97
  - Checking & Adding Coolant
    98
  - Coolant Replacement
    99
- Air Cleaner
  101
- Air Cleaner Replacement
  102
- Crankcase Breather
  103
- Draining
  103
- Final Drive Oil
  104
  - Changing Oil
    105
  - Throttle Freeplay
    107
  - Throttle Inspection
    108
- Clutch System
  109
  - Clutch Freeplay
    109
  - Upper Adjustment
    110
  - Lower Adjustment
    111
  - Other Inspections & Lubrication
    113
- Engine Idle Speed
  114
- Idle Speed Adjustment
  114
- Spark Plugs
  116
  - Spark Plug Recommendation
    116
  - Spark Plug Replacement & Inspection
    116
- Suspension
  119
  - Rear Suspension Adjustment
    120
  - Rear Suspension Spring Pre-Load
    120
- Brakes
  122
  - Brake Fluid Recommendation
    122
  - Fluid Level Inspection
    123
  - Brake Pad Wear
    125
- Tires
  126
  - Air Pressure
    126
  - Tires Inspection
    128
  - Tire & Tube Repair
    129
  - Tire Replacement
    130
- Side Stand
  133
- Battery
  134
  - Checking the Battery Electrolyte Level
    135
  - Emergency Procedures
    135
  - Breather Tube Routing
    136
  - Adding Water to the Battery
    137
  - Battery Storage
    138
  - Battery Charging
    140
  - Checking the Battery Charge Status
    140
  - Charging the Battery
    140
- Appearance Care
  142
  - General Recommendations
    142
  - Washing Your Motorcycle with a Mild Detergent
    143
  - Spray Cleaning Your Motorcycle
    144
  - Finishing Touches
    146
  - Storing Your Honda
    148
  - Preparation for Storage
    148
  - Removal from Storage
    151
  - Transporting Your Motorcycle
    152
  - You & the Environment
    153
  - Taking Care of the Unexpected
    155
  - General Guidelines
    156
  - If Your Engine Quits or Won't Start
    157
  - Starter Motor Doesn't Operate
    158
  - Starter Motor Works, but the en Ine Won't Start
    159
  - If You Have a Flat Tire
    162
  - Emergency Front Wheel Removal/Installation
    164
  - Emergency Rear Wheel Removal/Installation
    167
  - If Your Engine Overheats
    170
  - If the Low Oil Pressure Indicator Lights
    172
  - If a Fuse Blows
    173
  - Recommended Fuses
    173
  - If You Crash
    177
  - If You Lose Your Key
    178
  - If Your Battery Is Low (or Dead)
    179
  - Technical Information
    181
- Vehicle Identification
  182
  - Serial Numbers
    182
  - Color Label & Code
    184
- Specifications
  185
  - Fuel & Lubricants
    186
  - Capacities
    187
  - Engine Specifications
    187
  - Power Transmission
    188
  - Chassis & Suspension
    189
  - Electrical
    189
  - Lights
    190
  - Fuses
    191
  - Torque Specifications
    191
- Break-In Guidelines
  192
- High Altitude Carburetor Adjustment
  193
- Emission Control Systems
  194
  - Exhaust Emission Requirements
    194
  - Noise Emission Requirements
    194
  - Source of Exhaust Emissions
    195
  - Exhaust Emission Control System
    196
  - Crankcase Emission Control System
    196
  - Noise Emission Control System
    197
- Oxygenated Fuels
  199
- Consumer Information
  201
- Authorized Manuals
  202
- Warranty Coverage
  205
- Warranty Service
  206
- Contacting Honda
  207
- Your Honda Dealer
  208
- The Honda Rider's Club (USA Only)
  209
- Reporting Safety Defects (USA Only)
  210
  - Table of Contents
    212
  - Quick Reference
    222

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