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APRILIA SPORTCITY 125 - 2004 User Manual

APRILIA SPORTCITY 125 - 2004
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SPORTCITY 125 - 200

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APRILIA SPORTCITY 125 - 2004 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandAPRILIA
ModelSPORTCITY 125 - 2004
CategoryMotorcycle
LanguageEnglish

Summary

SAFETY WARNINGS

WARNINGS - PRECAUTIONS - GENERAL ADVICE

Before starting the engine

Read manual, especially "SAFE DRIVE" section.

Your and other people's safety

Depends on reflexes, agility, knowledge, and basic rules of "SAFE RIDING".

BASIC SAFETY RULES

Effect of medicines and alcohol

Certain substances affect riding; be in good psychophysical condition.

CLOTHING

Helmet

Wear and fasten helmet correctly, ensure it complies with regulations.

Protective clothing

Wear bright/reflective clothing for visibility and protection.

LOAD

LOCATION OF INSTRUMENTS/CONTROLS

Left Handlebar Controls

Shows and lists electrical controls on the left side of the handlebar.

Right Handlebar Controls

Shows and lists electrical controls on the right side of the handlebar.

INSTRUMENTS AND INDICATORS

Instruments and Indicators Diagram

Illustration showing the dashboard instruments and indicators with numbered labels.

Key

Lists numbered instruments and indicators with their functions.

INSTRUMENTS AND INDICATORS TABLE

Description and Function

Details the function of each instrument and indicator.

MAIN INDEPENDENT CONTROLS

CONTROLS ON LEFT HANDLEBAR

Controls located on the left side of the handlebar.

CONTROLS ON RIGHT HANDLEBAR

Controls located on the right side of the handlebar.

IGNITION SWITCH

Operation

Describes the function of the ignition switch and its position.

STEERING LOCK

AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT

MULTIFUNCTION DIGITAL COMPUTER

Explains selection of clock, odometer, trip meter, battery voltage.

UNLOCKING/LOCKING THE SEAT

OPERATION

Steps to unlock and lock the vehicle seat.

MAIN COMPONENTS

FUEL

Information on fuel handling, safety, type, capacity, and procedure.

LUBRICANTS

Information on oil handling, safety, environmental concerns, and transmission fluid.

Engine oil

Checking and topping up

Periodically check engine oil level.

Oil change intervals

Schedule for engine oil changes.

BRAKE FLUID - recommendations

Brake pad inspection

Check brake disc and friction material for cleanliness.

DISC BRAKES

Information on brake safety, disc/pad cleaning, and fluid change.

CAUTION

Brake fluid level

Fluid level decreases as pads wear; check reservoirs on handlebar.

Check

Brake fluid level check procedure

Steps to check the brake fluid level using the glass gauge.

Coolant

Checking and changing coolant

Periodically check coolant level; change every 2 years.

Environmental and child safety

Do not release into environment; keep away from children.

CHECKING AND TOPPING UP

Coolant level check

Remove front cover and check fluid level between MIN and MAX marks.

Topping up procedure

Steps to loosen filler plug, release pressure, and top up coolant.

TYRES

EXHAUST MUFFLER/EXHAUST SILENCER

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Pre-ride check benefits

A quick pre-ride check improves safety and takes only minutes.

PRE-RIDE CHECKS CHART

Part and Check

Table detailing pre-ride checks for various vehicle parts and their corresponding pages.

STARTING

Starting procedure

Steps to start the vehicle, including positioning, switches, and brake application.

Starting engine

Engine start assistance

Rotate throttle grip slightly if engine doesn't start within seconds.

Engine oil level

Do not use vehicle with insufficient engine oil to avoid damage.

Cold engine starting

Low ambient temperature

Starting may be difficult below 0°C; use specific procedure.

Engine start from cold

Procedure for starting in cold weather.

Engine start from cold - If engine starts

Release throttle, adjust idle if erratic.

Flooded engine starting

Flooded engine procedure

Procedure to clean a flooded engine by cranking with open throttle.

STARTING AFTER A LONG PERIOD OF INACTIVITY

Fuel circuit priming

Press starter button for ten seconds to fill float chamber.

MOVING OFF AND RIDING

Low fuel warning

What the low fuel light indicates and when to refuel.

Riding position

Keep hands on handlebar, feet on footpegs; maintain recommended position.

Moving off procedure

Steps to move off, including throttle, brake, and balance.

Moving off

Accelerating

Release brake lever and accelerate moderately.

Engine warm-up

Ride slowly to warm up engine for reduced emissions and fuel consumption.

Riding

Throttle control

Do not open/close throttle repeatedly; lose control.

Braking technique

Close throttle, use both brakes smoothly for braking.

Slippery conditions

Ride slowly on wet/slippery surfaces, avoid sudden braking/swerving.

STOPPING

Stopping procedure

Release throttle, apply brakes gradually; keep one brake applied for brief stops.

RUNNING-IN

Importance of running-in

Correct running-in ensures proper performance and durability.

Running-in recommendations

Avoid fully opening throttle; brake gently for first 100 km; limit speed for first 500 km.

PARKING

Parking procedure

Stop vehicle, set engine stop switch, turn ignition switch, lock steering.

PLACING THE VEHICLE ON THE STAND

SUGGESTIONS TO PREVENT THEFT

MAINTENANCE

Servicing precautions

Stop engine, remove key, allow cooling, ensure ventilation.

SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE CHART

Maintenance operations

Lists operations by interval and indicates who can perform them.

OPERATIONS TO BE CARRIED OUT BY THE aprilia Authorised dealer.

Maintenance schedule

Details specific operations and intervals for dealer service.

CHECKING AND TOPPING UP ENGINE OIL LEVEL

Check procedure

Steps to check engine oil level when the engine is cool.

TOPPING UP

Procedure for topping up engine oil.

AIR FILTER

Cleaning procedure

Steps to remove, clean, and oil the air filter element.

CLEANING

Instructions for cleaning the air filter element.

CHECKING THE BRAKE PADS FOR WEAR

Inspection procedure

Steps to visually inspect brake pads using a flashlight and mirror.

Pad replacement criteria

Change pads when lining material is worn to nearly 1.5 mm or wear indicators are visible.

INSPECTING THE FRONT AND REAR SUSPENSIONS

ADJUSTING THE REAR SUSPENSION

Spring preload adjustment

How to adjust spring preload using the ring nut.

REMOVING THE BATTERY-FUSE COMPARTMENT COVER

REMOVING THE ENGINE INSPECTION COVER

REMOVING THE FRONT COVER

IDLING ADJUSTMENT

ADJUSTING THE THROTTLE TWISTGRIP

SPARK PLUG

Spark plug cleaning and check

Spark plug removal

Steps to remove the spark plug carefully.

BATTERY

Battery fluid warning

Battery fluid is toxic, caustic, and corrosive; wear protective gear.

Battery handling

CAUTION

Never invert battery cables.

LONG INACTIVITY OF THE BATTERY

CHECKING AND CLEANING THE TERMINALS

REMOVING THE BATTERY

Procedure

Steps to remove the battery compartment cover and the battery itself.

CHARGING THE BATTERY

Charging procedure

Steps to charge the battery using a suitable charger.

WARNING

Charge in well-ventilated place; do not inhale gases.

INSTALLING THE BATTERY

Installation procedure

Steps to refit the battery and connect cables.

CHANGING THE FUSES

CAUTION

Do not repair faulty fuses; never use a fuse of a different rating.

Fuse check procedure

Steps to remove, check, and replace fuses.

CHECKING THE SWITCHES

VERTICAL ADJUSTMENT OF THE HEADLIGHT BEAM

Adjustment procedure

Steps to adjust the headlight beam using screws.

LAMPS

Bulb specifications

Lists bulb types and wattages for various lights.

CHANGING THE FRONT TURN INDICATOR BULBS

CHANGING THE HEADLIGHT BULBS

LOW/HIGH BEAM BULB (HALOGEN BULB)

PARKING LIGHT BULB

CHANGING THE TAIL LIGHT BULBS

Bulb replacement procedure

Steps to remove tail light fairing and lens to change bulbs.

PARKING LIGHT/STOPLIGHT BULB

REAR TURN INDICATOR BULB

TRANSPORT

Ventilation and safety

Ensure area is well ventilated, do not inhale vapors, no smoking or open flames.

DRAINING THE FUEL TANK

WARNING

Risk of fire; let engine cool; fuel vapors are noxious.

Draining procedure

Steps to drain the fuel tank using a pump.

Carburettor draining

Steps to drain the carburettor completely.

CLEANING

LONG PERIODS OF INACTIVITY

Precautions

Take precautions to avoid damage when vehicle is unused for long periods.

Storage procedure

Steps for preparing vehicle for long-term storage.

AFTER STORAGE

Post-storage procedure

Steps after removing vehicle from storage.

WARNING

Test ride vehicle at moderate speed in an area away from traffic.

TECHNICAL DATA

DIMENSIONS

Table listing various dimensional specifications of the vehicle.

ENGINE

Details of engine type, displacement, bore, stroke, etc.

CAPACITIES

Lists capacities such as fuel, engine oil, coolant, and maximum load.

TRANSMISSION

SUSPENSIONS

BRAKES

Front and Rear Brakes

Specifies brake type and diameter.

IGNITION

SPARK PLUG

ELECTRIC SYSTEM

WARNING LIGHTS

LUBRICANT CHART

Recommended engine oil

Lists recommended engine oil brands and specifications.

Recommended transmission oil

Lists recommended transmission oil brands and specifications.

Recommended fork oil

Lists recommended fork oil brands and specifications, including mixing.

WIRING DIAGRAM - SportCity 125 - 200

Wiring Diagram

Shows the electrical wiring diagram of the vehicle.

WIRING DIAGRAM KEY - SportCity 125 - 200

Component Key

Lists numbered electrical components and their descriptions.

AUTHORISED DEALERS AND SERVICE CENTRES

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