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GAS GAS TXT BOY - 2009 User Manual

GAS GAS TXT BOY - 2009
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TXT BOY
TXT BOY
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USER MANUAL
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GAS GAS TXT BOY - 2009 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandGAS GAS
ModelTXT BOY - 2009
CategoryMotorcycle
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Warning

Fuel and Mixture

Fuel - Petrol/oil mixture

The motorcycle requires a mixture of petrol and oil for its two-stroke engine.

Fuel tank

Features a rapid access cap and a vent hose for gas escape.

Motorcycle Operation

Fuel tap

Has three positions: open, closed, and reserve.

Gear shift

Manual selection of a two-speed gearbox when stationary.

Before starting the engine

Check gear lever in neutral and open fuel tap before starting.

Starting the engine

Kick the start-pedal until the engine starts.

Stopping the engine

Move gear lever to neutral and press stop button.

Riding your motorcycle

Select gear based on track characteristics; gear changes while stationary.

Stopping the motorcycle

Release throttle and use front and rear brakes.

Maintenance - Engine and Drivetrain

Running-in period

Crucial engine care during the first hours of use for optimal performance.

Transmission oil - Checking the level

Check transmission oil level through the transparent window when the motorcycle is perpendicular.

Transmission oil - Topping up

Top up transmission oil by removing vent hose and filler cap if level is low.

Transmission oil - Changing

Procedure to drain and refill transmission oil after warming up the engine.

Clutch system - Checking

Check hydraulic clutch fluid level through the transparent window on the tank.

Clutch system - Bleeding

Remove air from the hydraulic circuit using the bleeder if system was dismounted or faults detected.

Coolant system - Checking/topping up

Check and top up coolant level by removing fuel tank cover and radiator cap.

Carburettor - Adjusting throttle cable

Adjust throttle lever cable free play to between 2 to 3 mm.

Carburettor - Adjusting the idle speed

Adjust idle speed using the idle adjusting screw A.

Spark plugs - Inspecting

Inspect spark plugs, checking electrode separation is from 0.6 to 0.7 mm.

Air Filter - Cleaning

Clean the air filter regularly to improve engine performance and prolong its life.

Front brake fluid - Checking

Check front brake fluid level within the transparent window.

Rear brake fluid - Checking

Check rear brake fluid level between the min and max marks on the tank.

Clutch lever - Adjusting

Adjust clutch lever to have a maximum play of 3 mm.

Front brake lever - Adjusting

Adjust front brake lever to have a maximum play of 3 mm.

Rear wheel - Centre alignment

Ensure perfect wheel alignment by checking eccentric marks on the rear axle.

Chain slack - Checking

Adjust chain tension so slack in the tensed zone is 1.5 cm.

Master link - Checking

Check the master link's elastic locking clip placement.

Tyre pressures - Check

Check tyre pressures for optimal holding.

Brake pads - Checking

Check brake pads for wear periodically to ensure effective braking.

Brake circuit - Bleeding

Remove air from the hydraulic brake circuit using bleeders if necessary.

Front fork - Oil level

Each front fork suspension rod is filled with 310 cm³ of SAE 5 oil.

Lubrication (Page 22)

Lubrication - Clutch and brake levers

Clean and lubricate the joints of the clutch and front brake levers.

Lubrication - Foot pegs

Clean and lubricate the joint and spring of the foot pegs.

Lubrication and Identification (Page 23-24)

Lubrication - Kick-start pedal

Clean and lubricate the joint of the kick-start pedal.

Lubrication - Secondary chain

Clean and lubricate the secondary chain.

Lubrication - Chain tensor axle

Clean and lubricate the axle of the secondary chain tensor.

Lubrication - Throttle lever

Lubricate the throttle lever, especially after washing.

Identification

The serial number is engraved on the steering stem and should match documents.

Warranty Information

Warranty Terms and Conditions

Details manufacturer warranty terms, period, and conditions for the vehicle.

Obligation of the purchaser

Outlines purchaser's responsibilities regarding maintenance and proper use.

Warranty exclusions

Lists items not covered by the manufacturer's warranty.

Various Warranty Points

Covers various aspects like repair decisions, proof of defect, and resale.

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