Honda ATC110 1981 User Manual

Guidelines for safe operation and riding practices, including pre-ride checks and terrain awareness.

Recommendations for essential safety gear to wear during operation, emphasizing helmet use.

Warnings against modifying the ATC and its equipment, which can render it unsafe or illegal.

Identifies and illustrates the location of various components on the ATC using numbered diagrams.

Details where to find the frame and engine serial numbers for reference and ordering parts.

Explains the purpose and operation of key controls and components like switches, levers, and indicators.

Describes the operation of the three-way fuel valve for controlling fuel flow from main or reserve supply.

Details fuel tank capacity, recommended fuel type, and cap operation for venting.

Instructions for checking and maintaining the correct engine oil level using the dipstick.

Specifies the recommended type and viscosity of engine oil for the ATC, with temperature charts.

Daily checks to ensure the ATC is safe and ready for operation, covering key systems.

Step-by-step procedure for starting the ATC engine safely, including choke and throttle use.

Guidance on proper break-in procedures for new engines to ensure longevity and performance.

General advice and techniques for operating the ATC, including gear shifting and safety.

Procedures for safely stopping and securing the ATC, including turning off switches and engaging the brake.

How altitude affects performance and necessary carburetor adjustments for optimal operation.

Procedures for adjusting the carburetor with specific jets for high altitude operation.

How to adjust free play for both the brake pedal and lever to ensure proper operation.