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Specifies the minimum age for ATV operation is 16 years.
Provides contact information for ATV safety inquiries.
Details risks like collisions, rollovers, and severe injury/death.
Defines youth (Y) and transitional (T) model categories by age.
Outlines the 90-day warranty, void conditions, and exclusions.
Provides the toll-free number for customer service inquiries.
Alerts to chemicals in exhaust known to cause cancer/birth defects.
Warns against operation by children under 16 and emphasizes supervision.
Advises against operating the ATV under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Identifies parts like tail light, muffler, and fuel shut off valve.
Identifies parts like headlight, front shocks, and brake lever.
Explains the significance of WARNING and CAUTION symbols in the manual.
Emphasizes the manual's importance for current and future owners.
Advises parents on supervising children and training.
Details risks of operating the ATV and the need for proper instruction.
Covers paved surfaces, highways, and nighttime operation.
Details required gear and safe operating practices.
Provides guidance on handling different terrains and slopes safely.
Explains safe procedures for navigating inclines and declines.
Covers crossing obstacles and controlling skids on slick terrain.
Advises on water crossings and maintaining proper tire pressure.
Warns against modifications and exceeding load capacity (331 lbs).
States the vehicle is not designed for towing trailers.
Lists contacts for more ATV safety information.
Specifies using regular unleaded gasoline with 90 octane or higher.
Provides a chart for selecting SAE oil viscosity based on temperature.
Diagram showing numbered locations of warning labels on the ATV.
Details critical warnings regarding helmet use, roads, passengers, and substances.
Explains shift lever operation and highlights the 'Under 16' warning.
Warns against carrying passengers due to loss of control risk.
States the vehicle is an ATV, not intended for public highways.
Specifies cold tire pressure and maximum vehicle load capacity.
Describes the function of the Red (Reverse) and Green (Neutral) indicators.
Details how to use the ignition key switch for starting and stopping.
Explains the engine stop switch and electric start button functions.
Describes the operation of the clutch, light, and choke levers.
Details the front brake lever, throttle lever, and adjustment.
Explains parking brake application and brake fluid reservoir location.
Identifies the rear foot brake and its function.
Explains the three positions (ON, OFF, RESERVE) of the fuel valve.
Details how to open, close, and secure the fuel tank cap.
Warns against overfilling and improper fueling procedures.
Describes how to remove, lock, and install the seat securely.
Emphasizes reading the manual, practicing skills, and finding safe riding areas.
Advises checking local laws and protecting riding environments.
Recommends learning controls without looking before riding.
Ensures smooth steering movement and proper brake lever play/force.
Verifies tire condition, air pressure, and fuel levels/connections.
Confirms engine stop switch, oil level, throttle, and drive chain condition.
Warns that overloading affects handling and can cause accidents.
Discourages improper modifications and accessory installation.
Highlights risks of improper tires or air pressure for control.
Stresses the first month's importance for vehicle life and performance.
Recommends varying engine speed and limiting throttle opening.
Advises warming engine, allowing oil circulation, and timely initial service.
States carrying passengers reduces balance and control, causing accidents.
Covers paved surfaces, highways, and nighttime operation.
Advises against operating at night due to reduced visibility.
Emphasizes DOT-approved helmet and eye protection for head safety.
Details required clothing like gloves, boots, and long-sleeved attire.
Reiterates prohibition of alcohol/drugs before or during operation.
Warns against excessive speeds and performing stunts like wheelies.
Highlights hazards of improper inspection or maintenance.
Stresses keeping hands on handlebars and feet on footrests.
Advises extra care on unfamiliar terrain due to hidden hazards.
Warns the ATV may move upon starting; secure parking brake.
Prohibits indoor operation due to exhaust gas hazards.
Outlines the sequence for starting the engine: fuel, choke, key, stop switch, brakes.
Advises closing throttle and using clutch when shifting gears.
Warns against prolonged coasting and towing with engine off.
Illustrates the shift pattern and details procedures for shifting gears.
Warns of potential movement when releasing parking brake.
Warns against sudden throttle application causing wheelies.
Details releasing the parking brake, shifting, and applying throttle.
Warns against braking during turns, which can cause slides or rollovers.
Advises light, careful braking on slippery surfaces to avoid skids.
Prohibits engaging the parking brake while the ATV is moving.
Details inspection of caliper, hose, and fluid level for leaks.
Explains the technique for turning, including body weight shift.
Details leaning body further into turns for balance and stability.
Warns against operating on excessively steep hills due to overturn risk.
Provides guidelines for climbing hills, including weight shift and speed.
Details steps for maintaining speed, shifting weight, and reaching the top.
Warns of loss of control and overturn risk when descending hills.
Outlines steps for riding down a hill, including body position and braking.
Warns about loss of control and overturn risk when turning on hills.
Provides procedures for stalling or rolling backwards while climbing.
Warns against riding over large obstacles and checking for them.
Details steps for crossing minor obstacles safely.
Warns of loss of control and overturn risk from skidding.
Advises crossing shallow water (under 10cm) at slow, steady speed.
Warns against deep or fast-flowing water due to traction loss.
Cautions about brake wear from water, sand, or mud.
Ensures levers, footrests are free, and checks wheels for freezing.
Warns against using engine power to free frozen wheels.
Highlights risks of wet/frozen brakes and the need for inspection.
Emphasizes wearing appropriate clothing to prevent hypothermia.
Warns against wearing loose clothing that could get caught in parts.
Warns of hidden hazards and loss of control on snow-covered terrain.
Advises caution on frozen lakes/rivers due to ice breaking risk.
Emphasizes extra care on ice/snow and practicing skills.
Warns against improper modifications and accessory installation.
Details weight limits, secure mounting, and cargo placement.
Recommends even distribution of cargo weight for safe handling.
Stresses securing loads and allowing extra stopping distance.
States the total weight limit is 331 lbs (150 Kg) including rider.
Highlights hazards of improper maintenance and keeping ATV in good condition.
Advises more frequent maintenance for dusty, wet, or muddy areas.
Warns that poor quality parts can damage the ATV.
Lists items like Air Cleaner, Brakes, Oil, with service intervals.
Notes that a tool kit is provided with the ATV.
Warns about using the correct spark plug and proper installation.
Advises checking plug condition, color, and gap for optimal performance.
Details on tightening spark plugs to avoid damaging threads.
Recommends covering spark plug hole to prevent dirt entry.
Specifies the gap (0.24-0.28 inch) and method for adjustment.
Provides intake (0.002 in) and exhaust (0.003 in) clearance values.
Explains how incorrect gaps affect engine noise and operation.
Warns of danger, requiring eyewear, gloves, and child-free area.
Details hazards of sulfuric acid and first aid measures.
Guides on adding electrolyte to the battery cells.
Recommends letting battery stand for 30 minutes before charging.
Details connecting positive (red) and negative (black) cables.
Specifies charging at 0.7 Amps for 5-10 hours.
Guides on installing charged battery into tray and connecting wires.
Warns against opening sealed caps, fast charging, and smoking.
Emphasizes connecting RED cable first, BLACK cable last to prevent explosion.
Warns that inadequate throttle play causes sudden speed rise.
Specifies measuring play (3.0-5.0mm) using the adjuster nut.
Details loosening adjuster nut, adjusting play, and tightening.
Warns that high idle speed can cause unexpected forward launch.
Outlines warming engine and adjusting idle to 1400-1600 r/min.
Advises inspecting the fuel hose for damage and leakage.
Warns about skin contact, ingestion, and disposal of engine oil.
Stresses using specified oil and maintaining adequate oil level.
Details checking oil level on site gauge or dip stick.
Outlines procedures for draining oil and cleaning the oil filter screen.
Warns against running engine without the air cleaner element.
Advises frequent inspection in dusty, wet, or muddy conditions.
Guides on locating and removing the air filter box and element.
Details washing the foam element with solvent and oil.
Warns against using flammable solvents for cleaning ATV parts.
Advises keeping oil and solvent away from children and pets.
Warns against torn filters and improper element positioning.
Highlights hazards of riding with a chain in poor condition.
Lists items to check: loose pins, damaged rollers, dry links, wear.
Advises checking sprockets for worn or damaged teeth.
Outlines washing, drying, and oiling the drive chain.
Warns that excessive slack can cause chain derailment.
Details loosening bolts, turning axle housing, and tightening nuts.
Warns that improper tires or pressure cause loss of control.
Lists front (AT23X7-10) and rear (AT22X10-10) tire sizes.
Specifies cold tire pressure for front and rear tires.
Reiterates risks of incorrect tire pressure or type.
Warns about risks from improper modifications or accessories.
Warns about handling changes from overloading or improper cargo.
Warns that overfilling tires can cause them to burst.
Emphasizes correct tire rotation direction based on sidewall arrows.
Advises care during replacement and methods for tubeless tire repair.
Highlights hazards of improper brake maintenance and wear.
Advises frequent inspection in mud, water, sand, or extreme conditions.
Details inspection of caliper, hose, and fluid level for leaks.
Warns that riding with worn brake shoes/pads increases accident risk.
Details inspecting rear caliper, hose, and fluid level for leaks.
Stresses lubrication for smooth operation and vehicle longevity.
Shows lubrication points (cables, bushings) and refers to maintenance chart.
Warns that improper repairs can cause damage not covered by warranty.
Warns about fire risk when draining fuel from the carburetor.
Guides checking fuel tank, valve, and fuel flow to carburetor.
Warns of high voltage shock risk during spark plug testing.
Details procedure to check for spark across the spark plug gap.
Lists causes like fuel issues, fouled spark plug, or idle speed.
Advises draining fuel from the carburetor before transporting.
Recommends locking the parking brake and tie-down methods.
Warns that high pressure washers can damage ATV parts.
Advises washing before mud dries and sealing exhaust pipe.
Provides steps for washing using a garden hose and mild soap.
Warns about reduced stopping power with wet brakes after washing.
Recommends professional service for extended storage or DIY guidelines.
Details draining fuel and inflating tires for storage.
Advises protecting vinyl, rubber, and painted surfaces.
Outlines cleaning, lubrication, and pre-ride inspection before use.
Shows where to find the frame/VIN number on the ATV.
Indicates the location of the engine serial number on the crankcase.
Lists overall length, width, height, wheelbase, ground clearance, and weight.
Provides engine type, displacement, bore/stroke, and transmission type.
Details ignition, battery, spark plug, fuel capacity, brake type, tire size.
Illustrates wiring connections for various electrical components.
Details warranty period, conditions, and owner's responsibilities.
Stresses performing maintenance and presenting vehicle for service.
Defines what the distributor warrants regarding design and defects.
Lists components like fuel injection, carburetor, ignition system.
Lists items not covered: abuse, neglect, expendable parts, alterations.
States that competitive racing use voids all warranties.
Defines the distributor's liability and disclaims consequential damages.
Provides Baja, INC. P.O. Box, Phoenix, AZ, Tel, and Toll Free numbers.
Specifies the minimum age for ATV operation is 16 years.
Provides contact information for ATV safety inquiries.
Details risks like collisions, rollovers, and severe injury/death.
Defines youth (Y) and transitional (T) model categories by age.
Outlines the 90-day warranty, void conditions, and exclusions.
Provides the toll-free number for customer service inquiries.
Alerts to chemicals in exhaust known to cause cancer/birth defects.
Warns against operation by children under 16 and emphasizes supervision.
Advises against operating the ATV under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Identifies parts like tail light, muffler, and fuel shut off valve.
Identifies parts like headlight, front shocks, and brake lever.
Explains the significance of WARNING and CAUTION symbols in the manual.
Emphasizes the manual's importance for current and future owners.
Advises parents on supervising children and training.
Details risks of operating the ATV and the need for proper instruction.
Covers paved surfaces, highways, and nighttime operation.
Details required gear and safe operating practices.
Provides guidance on handling different terrains and slopes safely.
Explains safe procedures for navigating inclines and declines.
Covers crossing obstacles and controlling skids on slick terrain.
Advises on water crossings and maintaining proper tire pressure.
Warns against modifications and exceeding load capacity (331 lbs).
States the vehicle is not designed for towing trailers.
Lists contacts for more ATV safety information.
Specifies using regular unleaded gasoline with 90 octane or higher.
Provides a chart for selecting SAE oil viscosity based on temperature.
Diagram showing numbered locations of warning labels on the ATV.
Details critical warnings regarding helmet use, roads, passengers, and substances.
Explains shift lever operation and highlights the 'Under 16' warning.
Warns against carrying passengers due to loss of control risk.
States the vehicle is an ATV, not intended for public highways.
Specifies cold tire pressure and maximum vehicle load capacity.
Describes the function of the Red (Reverse) and Green (Neutral) indicators.
Details how to use the ignition key switch for starting and stopping.
Explains the engine stop switch and electric start button functions.
Describes the operation of the clutch, light, and choke levers.
Details the front brake lever, throttle lever, and adjustment.
Explains parking brake application and brake fluid reservoir location.
Identifies the rear foot brake and its function.
Explains the three positions (ON, OFF, RESERVE) of the fuel valve.
Details how to open, close, and secure the fuel tank cap.
Warns against overfilling and improper fueling procedures.
Describes how to remove, lock, and install the seat securely.
Emphasizes reading the manual, practicing skills, and finding safe riding areas.
Advises checking local laws and protecting riding environments.
Recommends learning controls without looking before riding.
Ensures smooth steering movement and proper brake lever play/force.
Verifies tire condition, air pressure, and fuel levels/connections.
Confirms engine stop switch, oil level, throttle, and drive chain condition.
Warns that overloading affects handling and can cause accidents.
Discourages improper modifications and accessory installation.
Highlights risks of improper tires or air pressure for control.
Stresses the first month's importance for vehicle life and performance.
Recommends varying engine speed and limiting throttle opening.
Advises warming engine, allowing oil circulation, and timely initial service.
States carrying passengers reduces balance and control, causing accidents.
Covers paved surfaces, highways, and nighttime operation.
Advises against operating at night due to reduced visibility.
Emphasizes DOT-approved helmet and eye protection for head safety.
Details required clothing like gloves, boots, and long-sleeved attire.
Reiterates prohibition of alcohol/drugs before or during operation.
Warns against excessive speeds and performing stunts like wheelies.
Highlights hazards of improper inspection or maintenance.
Stresses keeping hands on handlebars and feet on footrests.
Advises extra care on unfamiliar terrain due to hidden hazards.
Warns the ATV may move upon starting; secure parking brake.
Prohibits indoor operation due to exhaust gas hazards.
Outlines the sequence for starting the engine: fuel, choke, key, stop switch, brakes.
Advises closing throttle and using clutch when shifting gears.
Warns against prolonged coasting and towing with engine off.
Illustrates the shift pattern and details procedures for shifting gears.
Warns of potential movement when releasing parking brake.
Warns against sudden throttle application causing wheelies.
Details releasing the parking brake, shifting, and applying throttle.
Warns against braking during turns, which can cause slides or rollovers.
Advises light, careful braking on slippery surfaces to avoid skids.
Prohibits engaging the parking brake while the ATV is moving.
Details inspection of caliper, hose, and fluid level for leaks.
Explains the technique for turning, including body weight shift.
Details leaning body further into turns for balance and stability.
Warns against operating on excessively steep hills due to overturn risk.
Provides guidelines for climbing hills, including weight shift and speed.
Details steps for maintaining speed, shifting weight, and reaching the top.
Warns of loss of control and overturn risk when descending hills.
Outlines steps for riding down a hill, including body position and braking.
Warns about loss of control and overturn risk when turning on hills.
Provides procedures for stalling or rolling backwards while climbing.
Warns against riding over large obstacles and checking for them.
Details steps for crossing minor obstacles safely.
Warns of loss of control and overturn risk from skidding.
Advises crossing shallow water (under 10cm) at slow, steady speed.
Warns against deep or fast-flowing water due to traction loss.
Cautions about brake wear from water, sand, or mud.
Ensures levers, footrests are free, and checks wheels for freezing.
Warns against using engine power to free frozen wheels.
Highlights risks of wet/frozen brakes and the need for inspection.
Emphasizes wearing appropriate clothing to prevent hypothermia.
Warns against wearing loose clothing that could get caught in parts.
Warns of hidden hazards and loss of control on snow-covered terrain.
Advises caution on frozen lakes/rivers due to ice breaking risk.
Emphasizes extra care on ice/snow and practicing skills.
Warns against improper modifications and accessory installation.
Details weight limits, secure mounting, and cargo placement.
Recommends even distribution of cargo weight for safe handling.
Stresses securing loads and allowing extra stopping distance.
States the total weight limit is 331 lbs (150 Kg) including rider.
Highlights hazards of improper maintenance and keeping ATV in good condition.
Advises more frequent maintenance for dusty, wet, or muddy areas.
Warns that poor quality parts can damage the ATV.
Lists items like Air Cleaner, Brakes, Oil, with service intervals.
Notes that a tool kit is provided with the ATV.
Warns about using the correct spark plug and proper installation.
Advises checking plug condition, color, and gap for optimal performance.
Details on tightening spark plugs to avoid damaging threads.
Recommends covering spark plug hole to prevent dirt entry.
Specifies the gap (0.24-0.28 inch) and method for adjustment.
Provides intake (0.002 in) and exhaust (0.003 in) clearance values.
Explains how incorrect gaps affect engine noise and operation.
Warns of danger, requiring eyewear, gloves, and child-free area.
Details hazards of sulfuric acid and first aid measures.
Guides on adding electrolyte to the battery cells.
Recommends letting battery stand for 30 minutes before charging.
Details connecting positive (red) and negative (black) cables.
Specifies charging at 0.7 Amps for 5-10 hours.
Guides on installing charged battery into tray and connecting wires.
Warns against opening sealed caps, fast charging, and smoking.
Emphasizes connecting RED cable first, BLACK cable last to prevent explosion.
Warns that inadequate throttle play causes sudden speed rise.
Specifies measuring play (3.0-5.0mm) using the adjuster nut.
Details loosening adjuster nut, adjusting play, and tightening.
Warns that high idle speed can cause unexpected forward launch.
Outlines warming engine and adjusting idle to 1400-1600 r/min.
Advises inspecting the fuel hose for damage and leakage.
Warns about skin contact, ingestion, and disposal of engine oil.
Stresses using specified oil and maintaining adequate oil level.
Details checking oil level on site gauge or dip stick.
Outlines procedures for draining oil and cleaning the oil filter screen.
Warns against running engine without the air cleaner element.
Advises frequent inspection in dusty, wet, or muddy conditions.
Guides on locating and removing the air filter box and element.
Details washing the foam element with solvent and oil.
Warns against using flammable solvents for cleaning ATV parts.
Advises keeping oil and solvent away from children and pets.
Warns against torn filters and improper element positioning.
Highlights hazards of riding with a chain in poor condition.
Lists items to check: loose pins, damaged rollers, dry links, wear.
Advises checking sprockets for worn or damaged teeth.
Outlines washing, drying, and oiling the drive chain.
Warns that excessive slack can cause chain derailment.
Details loosening bolts, turning axle housing, and tightening nuts.
Warns that improper tires or pressure cause loss of control.
Lists front (AT23X7-10) and rear (AT22X10-10) tire sizes.
Specifies cold tire pressure for front and rear tires.
Reiterates risks of incorrect tire pressure or type.
Warns about risks from improper modifications or accessories.
Warns about handling changes from overloading or improper cargo.
Warns that overfilling tires can cause them to burst.
Emphasizes correct tire rotation direction based on sidewall arrows.
Advises care during replacement and methods for tubeless tire repair.
Highlights hazards of improper brake maintenance and wear.
Advises frequent inspection in mud, water, sand, or extreme conditions.
Details inspection of caliper, hose, and fluid level for leaks.
Warns that riding with worn brake shoes/pads increases accident risk.
Details inspecting rear caliper, hose, and fluid level for leaks.
Stresses lubrication for smooth operation and vehicle longevity.
Shows lubrication points (cables, bushings) and refers to maintenance chart.
Warns that improper repairs can cause damage not covered by warranty.
Warns about fire risk when draining fuel from the carburetor.
Guides checking fuel tank, valve, and fuel flow to carburetor.
Warns of high voltage shock risk during spark plug testing.
Details procedure to check for spark across the spark plug gap.
Lists causes like fuel issues, fouled spark plug, or idle speed.
Advises draining fuel from the carburetor before transporting.
Recommends locking the parking brake and tie-down methods.
Warns that high pressure washers can damage ATV parts.
Advises washing before mud dries and sealing exhaust pipe.
Provides steps for washing using a garden hose and mild soap.
Warns about reduced stopping power with wet brakes after washing.
Recommends professional service for extended storage or DIY guidelines.
Details draining fuel and inflating tires for storage.
Advises protecting vinyl, rubber, and painted surfaces.
Outlines cleaning, lubrication, and pre-ride inspection before use.
Shows where to find the frame/VIN number on the ATV.
Indicates the location of the engine serial number on the crankcase.
Lists overall length, width, height, wheelbase, ground clearance, and weight.
Provides engine type, displacement, bore/stroke, and transmission type.
Details ignition, battery, spark plug, fuel capacity, brake type, tire size.
Illustrates wiring connections for various electrical components.
Details warranty period, conditions, and owner's responsibilities.
Stresses performing maintenance and presenting vehicle for service.
Defines what the distributor warrants regarding design and defects.
Lists components like fuel injection, carburetor, ignition system.
Lists items not covered: abuse, neglect, expendable parts, alterations.
States that competitive racing use voids all warranties.
Defines the distributor's liability and disclaims consequential damages.
Provides Baja, INC. P.O. Box, Phoenix, AZ, Tel, and Toll Free numbers.
General| Brand | Baja |
|---|---|
| Model | BA 250 |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
