Honda 1988 NH80 User Manual

Key advisories on operator/passenger capacity, on-road use, and manual importance.

Welcomes the owner and lists country codes used in the manual.

Essential rules for safe motorcycle operation and rider responsibility.

Recommendations for rider safety gear including helmet, clothing, and gloves.

Advises against unauthorized modifications that could render the vehicle unsafe or illegal.

Guidelines on proper loading, weight capacity, and limits for accessories.

Identifies key controls on the handlebars and instrument panel.

Illustrates and names essential parts like ignition, stand, and locks.

Details the function of the speedometer, odometer, fuel gauge, and warning lights.

Explains how to read the fuel gauge and its capacity.

Step-by-step guide to adjusting front and rear brake lever free play.

Information on fuel tank capacity, fuel type, and octane recommendations.

Instructions for checking engine oil level and the implications of low oil.

Details on recommended tyre pressures and sizes for the motorcycle.

Guidance on inspecting tyres for cracks, damage, and abnormal wear.

Instructions for checking tyre tread depth using wear indicators.

Explains the functions of the ignition switch key positions.

Describes the operation of the headlight switch and starter button.

Details the functions of the headlight dimmer, turn signal, and horn switches.

Instructions on how to engage and disengage the steering lock.

Guidance on securing a helmet using the built-in holder.

Instructions for opening/closing the glove box and its maximum weight limit.

Explains how to lock and unlock the seat and a related caution.

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

Step-by-step guide for starting the motorcycle's engine.

Recommendations for operating the motorcycle during the first 1,000 km.

Instructions for moving off the stand, mounting, accelerating, and decelerating.

Steps for safely parking the motorcycle, including ignition off and steering lock.

Advice on preventing motorcycle theft, including steering lock and additional devices.

Guidance on seeking dealer service, performing self-maintenance, and service intervals.

Table detailing service items, frequency, and mileage intervals for maintenance.

Information on the frame serial number and its importance for registration and parts.

Location and purpose of the colour label for ordering replacement parts.

Warnings and advice on inspecting for damage, safe maintenance practices, and using genuine parts.

How to check brake shoe wear using the indicator and inspecting the brake cable.

Instructions for checking and maintaining the battery electrolyte level.

Information on the fuse holder, specified fuse rating, and replacement precautions.

Steps to safely drain fuel from the tank and carburetor before transporting.

Guidelines for cleaning the motorcycle and testing brakes afterward.

Steps for preparing the motorcycle for extended storage to prevent deterioration.

Procedures for taking the motorcycle out of storage and preparing it for use.

Technical specifications for the motorcycle's overall dimensions and dry weight.

Details on fluid capacities (oil, fuel) and load limits for the vehicle.

Technical details for the engine, including bore, stroke, displacement, and spark plug.

Specifications for caster, trail, and tyre sizes.

Information on the primary and final reduction ratios.

Electrical system specifications for battery and generator.

Details on headlight, taillight, turn signals, and instrument lights.

The specified fuse rating for the motorcycle.

Warning about laws prohibiting tampering with noise control systems.