Fantic Motor TZ 300 2011 User Manual

Recommended to check torques after first hours of use for safety.

Catalytic exhaust can reach high temperatures; avoid contact.

Consult a FANTIC MOTOR dealer for maintenance advice.

Manufacturer reserves right to change specifications without notice.

Handbook is integral part of vehicle, must accompany it if resold.

Handbook contains specifications and instructions; contact dealers for service.

Contact details and edition information for FANTIC MOTOR.

Manual provides safety, conservation, and maintenance information for your motorcycle.

Explains symbols for warnings, cautions, and notes for safe operation.

Details engine types, displacement, ignition, transmission type, and gear ratios.

Describes chassis type, tire sizes, suspension, brake system, and dimensions.

Identifies clutch lever, lights, horn, and brake levers on the handlebar.

Diagrams and labels for key parts like suspension, brakes, and exhaust.

Instructions on how to set and use the side stand securely.

Specifies tank capacity and that the engine requires gasoline/oil mixture.

Details the quick-release fuel tank cap operation.

Specifies minimum octane rating and brands for gasoline.

Cautions on mixing oils, potential issues, and safe fuel handling.

Details recommended 2-cycle synthetic oil and mixing proportions.

Describes where to find serial number and homologation plate.

Ensure neutral, turn fuel cock ON, use choke for cold start.

Details the 6-speed transmission and gear engagement.

Warning about firm pedal pressure to prevent damage.

Steps to stop the engine safely using neutral and the stop button.

Instructions on using throttle and brakes for deceleration.

Guidance on running the engine at moderate speeds during the initial period.

Advice on potential spark plug fouling and avoiding reckless acceleration.

Table detailing regular inspection, adjustment, cleaning, and lubrication tasks.

Procedure for inspecting and adjusting the CDI system and magnetic flywheel.

Guidance on adjusting engine tune-up for rider preference and performance.

Checks for radiator hoses, fins, and connections for damage or obstructions.

Importance of corrosion inhibitors for aluminum parts and engine.

Details on recommended antifreeze, mixture ratios, and checking level.

Procedure for checking coolant level when the engine is cold.

Steps for draining, replacing, and bleeding the cooling system.

Guidance on checking, cleaning, replacing spark plugs, and heat range.

Importance of maintaining transmission oil level and periodic changes.

Procedure to check engine oil level through the inspection window.

Detailed steps for draining and refilling transmission oil.

Explains impact of clogged air cleaner and warnings about dirt entry.

Step-by-step guide for cleaning the air filter element safely.

How to check and adjust throttle grip free play for smooth operation.

Procedure for setting idle speed using air and idle screws.

Checking/adjusting clutch lever play and fluid warnings.

Advice on replacing damaged exhaust or muffler packing.

Procedure for changing the silencer packing.

Checking and lubricating the drive chain guide.

Method to check drive chain slack and identify potential issues.

Procedure for adjusting chain tension and aligning wheel.

Guidelines for checking chain and sprocket wear and replacement.

Checking chain sliders and sprocket teeth for wear.

When and how to lubricate the drive chain for optimal performance.

Instructions for adjusting handlebar position for rider comfort.

Checking rear brake pedal for correct free play and operation.

Procedure for adjusting the free play of the front brake lever.

Warning about spongy brakes indicating potential air or defects.

Guidelines for inspecting fluid level and changing fluid periodically.

Inspection criteria for brake pads and recommendation for replacement.

Ensuring handlebar turns freely without play.

Methods to check and adjust steering tightness.

Description of the steering lock mechanism and its use.

Procedure for installing the steering plate, dust guard, and bearings.

Methods for adjusting the steering plate for responsiveness or stability.

Explains fork travel, air pressure effects, and recommends against using it.

Procedure for adjusting rebound damping for rider preference.

Guidance on using standard settings for rebound adjustment.

How to adjust compression damping for rider preference.

Procedure for adjusting oil level for optimal fork travel performance.

Standard oil level measurement and filling instructions.

Details on springs, preload, and standard adjustments.

Procedure to adjust top bridge position, ensuring tire clearance.

How to adjust the extension adjuster on the shock absorber.

Describes shock absorber, swingarm, linkages, and torque rod.

Options for adjusting spring and damping force.

Instructions for adjusting high and low compression settings.

Details on standard springs, preload, and available options.

Guidance on selecting and replacing springs based on rider and conditions.

Adjusting tire pressure based on road conditions and rider preference.

Checking spoke tension and measuring wheel rim runout.

Steps to take before washing to prevent water entry into critical parts.

Actions after washing, including lubrication and brake checks.

Specific areas to avoid spraying with high-pressure water.

Warnings about brake discs, plastic parts, and high-pressure washing.

Daily check of bolt and nut tightness and fastener condition.

Table listing recommended torque values for various bolts and nuts.

Identifies specific points for lubrication with oil or grease.

Guidance on applying lubrication, including using spray tubes.

When and how to lubricate the drive chain for optimal performance.

Adjusting mixture based on temperature and altitude.

Explanation of the main jet's role in fuel delivery and power.

Adjusting mixture for idling and low throttle using air/slow jet.

How to adjust the jet needle position for mid-range fuel delivery.

Procedures for testing and identifying improper carburetor settings.

Interpreting spark plug condition to diagnose mixture issues.

Using altitude and temperature correction factors for settings.

Example settings for a 250cc competition model.

Graph correlating altitude/temperature to correction factors.

Table showing adjustments based on correction factor.

Factors influencing setup: rider, terrain, and increments.

Adjusting front fork oil level for optimal travel and performance.

Diagnosing and fixing issues like stiff, hard, or soft front forks.

Identifying and correcting rear suspension problems.

Standard settings and readjustment guidance for ground surface.

How rider experience and circuit type influence suspension settings.

Ensuring balance between front and rear suspension.

Specific problems: skidding, turning inward, slipping, poor response.

Addressing rear end jumps, traction loss, and landing issues.

Selecting transmission ratios based on race conditions and terrain.

Advice for dusty and muddy conditions affecting air cleaner and performance.

Importance of regular checks, upkeep, and using authorized service.

Emphasis on driver intelligence, common sense, and safety equipment.

Manufacturer's rights regarding modifications and liability for errors.

List of compulsory elements for EU homologation and vehicle inspection.

Detailed checklist of components to inspect before competition.

Tasks after racing, including cleaning and tightening components.

Procedures for dusty, rainy, or muddy course riding.

Steps for cleaning, draining fuel, and protecting the motorcycle.

Actions required when taking the motorcycle out of extended storage.

Description of the LCD screen, indicators, and displayed data.

Identification of buttons and the central display screen.

Table detailing functions like speed, distance, time, and their increments/precision.

Details on initial voltage, speed sensor, temperature range, and battery life.

Explanation of Speedometer, Max Speed, Distance, Odometer, and Time controllers.

How to enter the setting mode for the display.

Procedure to input the correct wheel circumference value.

Changing between km/h and mph.

Changing between Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F).

Selecting 12/24 hour format and setting the time.

Setting the engine temperature threshold for warning LED.

Setting the engine temperature for the left warning LED.

Procedure to reset display functions except odometer and total time.

Information on the internal battery and how to replace it.

How to simultaneously reset specific display functions after each ride.

Details on cycling through display screens and their content.

Information on display power, lighting, and sleep mode.

Two methods to accurately measure the wheel circumference.

Diagnosing and resolving issues like engine not cranking or overheating.

Troubleshooting irregular operation, smoke, noise, and gear issues.

Resolving clutch slips, instability, and suspension related noises.

Diagnosing blown bulbs, lighting system faults, and brake malfunctions.

Detailed wiring diagram for the 125cc model.

Detailed wiring diagram for 200-300cc models with electric starter.

Details FANTIC MOTOR's warranty coverage and period.

Conditions the purchaser must meet to ensure warranty validity.

List of parts and conditions not covered by the warranty.

Procedures for claims, repairs, and transfer of warranty.

Quick reference for service numbers, fluids, and regular checks.

Information on tyre types and inflation pressures.

Table listing original products for various applications like oil, coolant, and cleaners.