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General| Fuel System | Carburetor |
|---|---|
| Starter | Electric Starter |
| Front Suspension | Telescopic Fork |
| Seat Height | 765 mm |
| Curb Weight | 101 kg |
| Kerb Weight | 101 kg |
| Bore x Stroke | 50 mm x 55.6 mm |
| Ignition System | Transistorized Ignition |
| Transmission | Automatic |
| Frame Type | Underbone |
| Rear Suspension | Hydraulic Monoshock |
| Front Brake | Disc Brake |
| Rear Brake | Drum Brake |
| Brakes | Front: Disc, Rear: Drum |
| Engine Type | Air-cooled, 4-stroke, OHC, single-cylinder |
| Displacement | 109cc |
| Max Torque | 8.96 Nm @ 5500 rpm |
Introductory section welcoming the user to the manual and emphasizing safety.
Guidelines on rider capacity, on-road use, and the importance of reading the owner's manual.
Explains converter function, care, fuel requirements, and potential damage from overheating.
Emphasizes safety importance, types of warnings (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION), and good judgment.
Prioritize safety: avoid alcohol, ride within limits, be visible, and use good judgment.
Recommendations for helmets, eye protection, boots, gloves, and clothing for rider safety.
Vehicle capacity is 170kg. Guidelines for safe loading of rider, pillion, and cargo.
Caution on non-Honda accessories/modifications. Recommend genuine Honda parts for safety.
Tips include locking steering, securing the key, parking safely, and using anti-theft devices.
Identifies controls like brake levers, throttle grip, and switches on the handlebars.
Details on where to find and record frame and engine serial numbers for registration.
Explains the location and function of dashboard indicators like speedometer and fuel gauge.
Explains the 'Red Band' indication for low fuel level and approximate reserve capacity.
Importance of brakes, free play definition, and basic operation.
Specifies the recommended free play for brake levers (10-20 mm).
Detailed steps for adjusting front brake free play using adjusting nuts and checking gaps.
Steps to adjust rear brake free play using the adjusting nut and ensuring correct seating.
Check brake cables for kinks/wear, lubricate for smooth operation and prevent corrosion.
Explains the function of the three-way fuel knob: ON, OFF, and RES (Reserve).
Specifies fuel tank capacity and instructions for safe refueling.
Use unleaded petrol with octane 90+. Alcohol can affect performance; check compatibility.
Procedure to check engine oil level using the dipstick and level marks.
Ensure proper tyre type, size, tread, and inflation for safe operation and handling.
Guidelines for checking cold tyre air pressures for optimal handling and tread life.
Inspect tyre treads and sidewalls for bumps, cuts, splits, cracks, and excessive wear.
Inspect wear indicators; replace tyre if indicator is visible.
Lists recommended front and rear tyre sizes and specifications for replacement.
Explains ignition switch positions (OFF, ON) and key removal.
The starter button is next to the throttle grip; pressing it cranks the engine.
Controls high (HI) and low (LO) beam for the headlight.
Operates left/right turn signals and sounds the horn.
Instructions on how to lock and unlock the steering using the ignition key.
Steps to remove the seat to access battery, fuses, and storage compartment.
Location on the left side below the seat for securing helmet while parked.
Storage area below the seat for light items like tools and documents.
Instructions on unlocking the fuel tank lid and removing the cover.
Steps to remove the right side cover for secondary air filter maintenance.
Instructions for removing, installing, and adjusting rear view mirrors.
Procedure for vertical adjustment of the headlight beam using a bolt.
Crucial pre-ride checks for safety and vehicle condition before each ride.
Uses electric starter or kick starter. Avoid extended idling and leaded petrol.
Steps for starting, including locking the rear wheel and using the combi brake lever.
Detailed steps for starting and warming the engine using choke lever for cold/normal temperatures.
Pay attention during the first 500 km, avoid full-throttle starts and rapid acceleration.
Review vehicle safety, ensure flammable materials are clear of exhaust system.
Instructions for safe parking, using the center stand, and locking the steering.
Highlights the importance of maintenance for safety, economy, and environment.
Performing maintenance tasks requires basic mechanical skills and adherence to safety.
Ensure engine is off, work in ventilated areas, let parts cool, avoid moving parts.
Located in center compartment; includes driver screw, grip, wrench plug, spanner, tool bag.
Guide to using the maintenance schedule and following service codes (I, C, A, L, R).
Service at 4000km/4 months. Notes on frequent service for specific riding conditions.
Lists colors like Patriot Red, Ranger Green R, Black for ordering replacement parts.
Replace element at regular intervals; more frequently in dusty/wet conditions.
Service at regular intervals, more frequently in wet/dusty areas.
Clean breather oil from tube periodically; service more frequently in rain/full throttle.
Use quality oil meeting API MA. Viscosity depends on atmospheric temperature.
Change oil as per schedule. Dispose used oil responsibly; avoid skin contact.
Steps for draining, filling, and checking engine oil level, including torque specs.
Procedure to remove, clean, and reinstall the oil strainer screen and cap.
Recommended spark plug model and cautions about heat range.
Inspect electrodes for wear/fouling. Check and adjust spark plug gap to 0.80-0.90 mm.
Instructions on how to tighten spark plugs correctly to avoid damage.
Procedure to adjust idle speed to 1,700 ± 100 rpm using throttle stop screw.
Steps to remove the front wheel, including covers, cables, nuts, and axle.
Steps for positioning the wheel, inserting axle, tightening nut, and adjusting brakes.
Steps for removing and installing the rear wheel and associated parts.
Check arrow mark alignment on brake arm and panel to determine if shoes need replacement.
Maintenance-free sealed type; contact dealer if weak or leaking electrolyte.
Steps to remove seat cover, disconnect terminals, and remove the battery.
Fuse failure indicates issues. Replace fuses with correct rating; do not use higher.
Location near battery; main fuse 10A, sub fuse 7.5A. Spare fuse available.
Turn ignition OFF, let bulb cool, use specified bulbs, check operation after replacement.
Steps to remove front cowl, disconnect connector, and pull out bulb.
Remove front cowl, dust cover, press locking pin to remove bulb.
Remove seat, bulb holder, press and turn bulb to remove.
Remove turn signal lens and screw, press and turn bulb to remove.
Use cool water, mild detergent. Avoid high pressure spray and harsh chemicals.
Rinse with cool water, clean with sponge/cloth, avoid directing water to sensitive parts.
Use commercially available spray cleaner/polish or wax for finishing.
Clean with cool water, dry thoroughly, and protect metal with wax.
Steps for preparing the vehicle for storage, including oil change and fuel handling.
Detailed steps for storing the vehicle, including protecting the cylinder and battery.
Steps for uncovering, cleaning, checking battery, and filling fuel tank after storage.
Details on vehicle dimensions, weight, engine oil, fuel tank, and transmission oil capacities.
Details on bore, stroke, displacement, spark plug, and idle speed.
Information on caster, trail, tyre sizes, primary drive type, and final reduction.
Specifications for battery, generator, lights, and fuses.
Details on product warranty period, repair/replace policy, and exclusions.
Covers components affecting emissions, subject to standards and proper maintenance.
Conditions under which warranty is not applicable or is voided.
Excludes damage from misuse, adulteration, bad roads, improper fuel, unauthorized parts, or commercial use.
Warranty applicable with adherence to manual, recommended fluids, and regular maintenance.
Claims require examination; manufacturer has sole discretion for repair/replacement.
Warranty void if PUC certificate missing, not serviced by authorized center, or used for competition.
Covers emission standard compliance, not general performance or routine maintenance.
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