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APRILIA SR 50 - 2004 User Manual

APRILIA SR 50 - 2004
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APRILIA SR 50 - 2004 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandAPRILIA
ModelSR 50 - 2004
CategoryMotorcycle
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Warnings and Symbols

Hazard Warning Symbols

Symbol for personal injury risk; WARNING for serious injury/death; CAUTION for minor injury/damage.

General Riding Advice

Read manual, focus on safe riding, rider's condition impacts safety.

Safe Riding Principles

Basic Safety Rules

Safe Riding Practices

Observe rules, avoid risks, maintain correct posture, and be aware of surroundings.

Riding Safety and Vehicle Integrity

Vehicle Integrity & Modifications

Do not modify vehicle; report malfunctions; never race or ride off-road.

Rider Protective Gear

Vehicle Loading Guidelines

Instruments and Indicators

Instrument Panel Layout (IE 50 / IE 361)

Details rev counter, fuel/temp indicators, warning lights, speedometer, odometer.

Indicator Descriptions and Functions

Explains meaning and function of warning lights, indicators, speedometer, etc.

Instrument Panel Layout (C 364)

Details speedometer, fuel/temp indicators, warning lights, odometer, digital clock.

Mixer Oil and Coolant Warnings

Mixer oil low indicator and coolant temp indicator with associated warnings.

General Alarm Light Function

Warns of general failure, injection system problems, or other critical issues.

Multifunction Digital Computer

Function Selection and Operation

Use Mode button to select clock, ODO, TRIP, battery voltage, and trip meter reset.

Multifunction Computer Operations

System Settings and Safety Codes

Safety Code Procedures

Safety code needed to start vehicle; customize and store it securely.

Important Operating Warning

Always select function with vehicle stopped.

Main Controls Overview

Engine Stop Switch Operation

Use for safety or emergency stop; do not operate while riding.

Ignition and Steering Lock

Ignition Switch Functions

Operates ignition, steering lock, battery/tool kit, and seat locks.

Steering Lock Operation and Warning

Never turn key to lock position while riding to avoid losing control.

Fuel System Information

Fuel Hazards and Refueling Precautions

Fuel is flammable; refuel in ventilated area, away from ignition sources.

Lubricants and Fluid Management

Lubricant Handling and Disposal

Handle oil with care, wear gloves, keep away from children, do not dispose of oil in environment.

Mixer Oil and Brake Fluid

Brake Fluid System Warnings

Sudden changes in lever play may indicate hydraulic system problems.

Disc Brakes System

Brake Safety and Maintenance Checks

Brakes ensure safety; check before every trip; clean discs/pads.

Brake Fluid Level Monitoring

Check fluid level periodically; it decreases as pads wear.

Brake Fluid Level Warning and Correction

Do not ride if fluid is low; contact dealer to top up after checking pads.

Coolant System Maintenance

Coolant Level and Service Schedule

Check coolant level every 2000 km; change every 2 years. Do not ride below minimum.

Coolant Handling and Temperature Precautions

Coolant is toxic; handle with care; use correct mixture and temperature adjustments.

Hot Coolant Expansion Tank Warning

Do not remove expansion tank plug when engine is hot due to pressure and heat.

Coolant Level Check and Topping Up

Coolant Level Check Procedure

Wait for engine to cool; check fluid level between MIN and MAX marks.

Tyre Maintenance and Safety

Tyre Inflation Pressure and Effects

Periodically check pressure; incorrect pressure affects ride, grip, and safety.

Tyre Tread Depth and Catalytic Silencer

Catalytic Silencer Safety Precautions

Catalytic muffler reaches high temperature; avoid contact and park away from flammable materials.

Exhaust System Noise Control

Tampering with noise control system is prohibited by law; check system operation.

Instructions for Use

Pre-Ride Checks Chart

Perform pre-ride checks for safe riding; failure can lead to injury or damage.

Starting Procedures

Exhaust Gas Hazard and Starting Warning

Exhaust gases are toxic; do not start engine in enclosed or poorly ventilated areas.

Electric Starting Process

Steps for electric starting including centre stand, ignition switch, and starter button usage.

Starter Button and Engine Warm-up

Starter button usage rules and engine warm-up procedure after starting.

Engine Starting and Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Engine Start Failures

Steps to diagnose if engine doesn't start, including spark plug check.

Moving Off and Riding Safely

Pre-Ride Checks and Riding Notes

Read "Safe Riding"; heed fuel reserve light; passengers allowed in certain countries.

Throttle Control and Engine Warm-up

Avoid repeated throttle use; warm up engine by riding slowly.

Braking Techniques and Road Safety

Smooth Braking and Cornering Advice

Use both brakes for smooth deceleration; avoid braking in turns.

Wet Road and Maneuvering Precautions

Ride slowly on slippery surfaces; signal intentions; avoid sudden maneuvers.

Warning Lights and Running-In

Warning Light Indicators

General alarm, oil reserve, and coolant temperature warning lights.

Running-In Procedure Overview

Follow specific speed and throttle limits for the first 500 km for proper break-in.

Post Running-In Checks

Carry out checks after first 500 km to ensure safety and prevent damage.

Stopping and Parking Procedures

Safe Stopping Techniques

Avoid abrupt stops; brake gradually; keep brake applied for brief stops.

Parking Safety Guidelines

Park on firm, level ground; prevent falling; ensure hot parts don't pose risk.

Ignition, Battery, and Key Security

Avoid leaving ignition on; never leave key in ignition; always lock steering.

Vehicle Placement and Theft Prevention

Vehicle Stability Warning

Ensure vehicle is stable after placing on stand or straightening.

Theft Prevention Advice

Do not use brake lock devices; always use steering lock; park securely.

Maintenance Procedures and Precautions

General Maintenance Precautions

Stop engine, extract key, let cool; work in ventilated area; keep away from hot parts.

Scheduled Maintenance Chart

Post Running-In Maintenance Schedule

Operations to be carried out after the first 500 km (312 mi).

Identification Data

Frame and Engine Number Recording

Record frame and engine numbers; frame number needed for spare parts.

Vehicle Identification Number Warning

Altering identification numbers is illegal and invalidates warranty.

Front Wheel Disassembly

Support and Stability Warning

Ensure vehicle is stable and properly supported before disassembly.

Refitting the Front Wheel

Wheel Reassembly and Lubrication Warning

Ensure components are clean; do not contaminate with lubricants.

Rear Wheel Disassembly and Refitting

Brake Pad Wear Check

Engine Idle and Throttle Control Adjustment

Spark Plug Maintenance

Battery Handling and Maintenance

Battery Installation and Charging

Fuse Checking and Replacement

Front Turn Indicator Bulb Replacement

Rear Turn Indicator Bulb Replacement

Tail Light and Stop Bulb Replacement

Vehicle Cleaning Procedures

Long Periods of Inactivity and Storage

Technical Data: Dimensions and Engine

Lubricant Chart and Fluid Compatibility

Wiring Diagrams

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Wiring Diagram Key - SR 50 IE 50

Authorised Dealers and Service Centres

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