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Provides essential safety requirements and rules for operating the scooter, including pre-ride checks and rider qualifications.
Explains how to obtain warranty service, including effectiveness after purchase and the warranty period.
Details the customer's responsibility for maintenance and dealer checks for warranty applications.
Lists items not covered, such as artificial damage, natural disasters, and unauthorized modifications.
Details the location of the engine number on the left crankcase and explains its components for identification.
Specifies the location of the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) inside the front cover and explains its digit breakdown.
Explains the functions of the main switch in its different positions (ON, OFF, Locked) and how to open the seat.
Describes the function of signal indicators, high beam indicators, and oil warning lights on the dashboard.
Explains the speedometer and fuel gauge, including fuel capacity and when to refill the tank.
Explains the Engine Management System (EMS) self-check indicator, its meaning, and when to consult a dealer.
Describes how to lock the steering by turning the handlebars and key, and warns against removing the key while riding.
Explains how to open the seat by pushing the key in and turning it counterclockwise.
Details the procedure to open the seat to expose and open the fuel tank cap.
Explains the correct method for using the kick starter lever to start the engine.
Check brake function, clearance, and fluid level. Inspect for leaks and refill if necessary.
Check brake function and clearance, adjust if necessary.
Verify throttle grip operation and check engine oil level and adjust as needed.
Details how to measure and adjust the free play of the rear brake lever for optimal performance.
Explains that the front brake functions when the right hand lever is squeezed.
Guides checking brake fluid level, identifying leaks, and cautions about using correct fluid.
Guides on inspecting brake pad wear indicators and when replacement is needed.
Ensures the throttle grip operates smoothly and returns to its original position after use.
Details checking engine oil for 4-stroke and 2-stroke engines and adding oil if below the low line.
Explains how to clean or replace the air filter element for both 4-stroke and 2-stroke engines.
Provides standard tire pressures for front and rear, noting factors affecting pressure adjustments.
Instructs on checking tire appearance, wear, and replacing tires if tread depth is less than 0.8mm.
Guides on familiarizing with operations, ensuring ventilation, and the correct procedure for starting the engine.
Explains the importance of warming up the engine for 1-3 minutes before riding to protect it.
Details how to use the throttle grip to control speed, increasing it by rotating towards you.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing, cleaning/oiling, and reinstalling the air filter element.
Details how to inspect the spark plug's condition, gap, and the correct torque for installation.
Explains when to change gear oil, the recommended intervals, and the oil volume required.
Instructs on checking front brake pad wear indicators through the caliper inspection hole.
Guides checking brake fluid level, identifying leaks, and cautions about using correct fluid.
Visually inspect forks for scratches, damage, or leaks. Consult dealer if issues are found.
Check front fork compression and rebound smoothness by applying front brake and pushing handlebars.
Explains how to replace a blown fuse, emphasizing using the correct amperage to prevent damage.
Describes the maintenance-free battery and cautions against removing the rubber seal during charging.
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