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General safety warnings related to motorcycle operation and user safety.
Guidelines and warnings regarding unauthorized modifications to the motorcycle.
Important information regarding the initial break-in period for optimal performance.
Safety precautions when running the engine in areas with potential carbon monoxide exposure.
Details owner's rights, obligations, coverage, and limitations of the emission warranty.
Specifies conditions not covered and Bimota's limited liability under the warranty.
Lists common symptoms indicating issues with the vehicle's emission control system.
Covers the noise emission warranty and legal prohibitions against tampering with the noise control system.
Instructions on reporting safety defects to NHTSA and Bimota for investigation and recalls.
Information on the motorcycle's design for single rider/street use and manual importance.
Covers helmet and apparel requirements for rider safety and protection.
Advises on practicing riding and becoming familiar with controls before riding.
Tips for riding in bad weather, defensively, and avoiding alcohol.
Instructions for safe loading, including weight limits and balancing cargo.
Guidance on choosing and using accessories, with advice on consulting dealers.
Procedures for installing accessories, emphasizing stability and avoiding interference.
Details of the tachometer, indicator lights (neutral, oil, signals, etc.), and fuel indicator.
Explains the multifunction display and the ADJ/RESET buttons for adjustments.
Describes the display's capabilities for showing speed, total distance, and trip data.
Instructions for setting and viewing the digital clock on the display.
Covers spring pre-load, rebound, and compression damping adjustments for the front forks.
Details spring pre-load and damping adjustments for the rear shock absorber.
Essential daily inspection items for brakes, including fluid, lines, levers, and pads.
Procedures for checking and maintaining brake fluid levels and adjusting levers/pedals.
How to check clutch fluid level and adjust the clutch lever for optimal operation.
Information on fuel tank capacity, opening, closing, and filling.
Safety warnings for refueling and guidelines on acceptable fuel types and blends.
Detailed procedure for checking the engine oil level using the inspection window.
Steps for changing engine oil and filter, including torque specifications.
Importance of correct tire pressure, loading, tread depth, and condition for safety.
Guidelines for repairing and handling tubeless tires, including post-repair speed limits.
Explains ignition switch positions, key removal, and steering lock function.
Details controls on right and left handlebars, including starter, engine stop, signals, horn, and headlight controls.
Instructions for removing the left fairing to access battery, spark plugs, and fuses.
Guide on removing the right fairing for access to spark plugs, engine oil, and oil filter.
Emphasizes the critical role of pre-ride inspections for safety and preventing accidents.
Lists essential checks like oil, fuel, brakes, tires, chain, and warnings about maintenance during operation.
Explains safety interlocks and steps for starting the engine, including hard-start issues.
Warns about overheating and hazards of running the engine indoors due to exhaust gases.
Highlights the importance of the initial break-in period for motorcycle longevity and performance.
Provides advice on smooth starting, gear shifting, deceleration, and braking.
Warns against excessive speed and emphasizes maintaining control.
Advises on proper rider positioning and awareness of side winds.
Details risks associated with improper downshifting and exceeding engine redline.
Guides on using front and rear brakes evenly and smoothly for optimal stopping.
Advice on braking safely on various surfaces and using engine compression.
Steps for parking the motorcycle securely, including steering lock and surface selection.
Recommendations for protecting the motorcycle against theft.
Stresses the importance of maintenance for preventing problems and ensuring reliability.
Explains the symbols and intervals in the maintenance chart for services.
Advises professional servicing for steering, suspension, and wheel components.
Warns against using poor quality replacement parts that may shorten lifespan.
Highlights safety measures during maintenance, like ventilation and tool usage.
Specifies recommended oil viscosity (SAE 10W-40) and JASO standards.
Details suitable premium oils and advises against certain types like racing oils.
Advises on selecting correct spark plugs and warns against improper fit causing damage.
Instructions for checking and adjusting spark plug gap using a thickness gauge.
Explains how to check and adjust throttle cable play for safe operation.
Specifies the correct idling speed for the engine in neutral.
Guidelines for daily inspection of chain slack, condition, and components.
Step-by-step process for adjusting drive chain slack to the specified range.
How to check front fork, swingarm bearings, and suspension tightness.
Verifies side stand operation and its safety interlock function.
Detailed procedure for removing the front wheel assembly.
Instructions for removing the rear wheel assembly, including drive chain considerations.
How to inspect front brake pads for wear and replace them if necessary.
How to inspect rear brake pads for wear and replace them if necessary.
Steps for safely removing the battery and its components.
Warnings about charging rates, wire polarity, and fuse usage.
Information on the fuse box location and how to replace blown fuses.
How to test the rear brake light operation.
Instructions for replacing headlight and position light bulbs.
Guides on replacing turn signal and tail light bulbs.
Steps for washing the motorcycle, including warnings about high-pressure water and drying.
Advice on drying brakes after washing and cleaning the windshield.
Recommends waxing for protection and lubricating key points after cleaning.
Guidance on cleaning aluminium wheels to prevent corrosion.
Steps for preparing the motorcycle for storage, including fuel system preparation.
Procedures for engine oil and battery preparation for storage.
Steps to follow when bringing the motorcycle back into service after storage.
Details on the catalytic converter's function, replacement, and high-temperature precautions.
General| Transmission | 6-speed |
|---|---|
| Engine Configuration | 90° V-Twin |
| Frame | Tubular steel trellis |
| Front Suspension | Upside-down forks |
| Rear Suspension | Monoshock |
| Front Brake | Dual 320mm discs, 4-piston calipers |
| Rear Brake | 220mm Brembo disc, 2-piston caliper |
| Fuel Capacity | 16 liters |
| Engine Cooling | Liquid-cooled |
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