Bajaj CT 100 ES User Manual

Engine type, bore, stroke, displacement, power, torque, and ignition system details.

Specifies the location of the frame number on the steering tube.

Specifies the location of the engine number on the crankcase.

Step-by-step instructions for locking and unlocking the steering mechanism.

Describes the function of neutral, high beam, turn signal, and fuel level indicators.

Explains the functions of the left handlebar switches: Hi/Low beam and Pass switch.

Describes the right handlebar switches: Turn Signal, Horn, and Electric Start buttons.

A checklist of essential items to inspect before riding the motorcycle.

Checks for rear brake pedal free play, brake lining wear indicators, and drive chain slack.

Inspects clutch lever free play, steering movement, and stand operation.

Checks for correct tyre inflation pressure and adequate tyre tread depth.

Guidance on proper braking techniques, including using both brakes and engine braking.

Emphasizes wearing a helmet, reading the manual, and following traffic rules.

Advice on proper braking, speed control, and acceleration for safe riding.

Recommends using Bajaj Genuine Engine Oil and specifies the grade (10W30).

Procedure for checking the engine oil level daily using the oil level gauge.

Specifies engine oil capacity, replacement frequency, and top-up frequency.

Important cautions regarding recommended oil grade, frequency, and not reusing drained oil.

Criteria for periodic services, including time and mileage intervals for free and paid services.

General warranty period, mileage limit, and applicability for the first owner.

Mandatory conditions for availing warranty benefits, including service intervals and oil usage.

Excludes defects arising from misuse, accidents, unauthorized modifications, and competition use.