Honda NX 250 User Manual

Motorcycle capacity for operator and one passenger. Max weight capacity noted.

Motorcycle designed for dual purpose use, suitable for both street and off-road riding.

Emphasizes reading manual and paying attention to WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE statements.

Explains codes used in manual to indicate specific country or region information.

Essential rules for safe motorcycle operation, including pre-ride checks and rider qualifications.

Guidelines for loading cargo, emphasizing low center of gravity and securing items. Max weight capacity stated.

Responsibility for proper selection, installation, and use of non-Honda accessories.

Information on front and rear brakes, including hydraulic system, pad wear, and adjustment procedures.

Details on adjusting rear brake pedal height and free play, and checking for leaks.

Guidance on selecting and using antifreeze and water mixture for the cooling system.

Procedure for checking coolant level in the reserve tank and adding coolant if necessary.

Operation of the three-way fuel cock (ON, OFF, RES) and details on reserve fuel supply.

Information on fuel tank capacity, opening/closing the cap, and recommended petrol types.

Daily procedure for checking engine oil level using the dipstick and ensuring it is within the correct range.

Explanation of ignition switch positions (LOCK, P, OFF, ON) and key removal rules for different models.

Controls engine operation; intended as a safety or emergency switch.

Controls headlight, taillight, position light, and meter lights through various positions.

Button used to crank the engine for starting.

Selects between high beam (HI) and low beam (LO) for the headlight.

Flashes the headlight to signal other vehicles.

Activates left/right turn signals and turns them off.

Activates the motorcycle's horn.

Procedure for locking the steering to prevent theft, including a safety warning.

Location of the compartment under the seat for storing manuals and documents, with a caution about water.

Daily inspection checklist to ensure motorcycle safety and prevent accidents or damage.

Steps to prepare the motorcycle for starting, including checking controls and fuel.

Instructions for starting the engine, including choke usage and throttle control.

Steps to clear a flooded engine, involving choke and throttle manipulation.

Key safety guidelines for performing maintenance, including post-collision checks and using genuine parts.

Key safety guidelines for performing maintenance, including post-collision checks and using genuine parts.

Guide to selecting the correct engine oil viscosity based on ambient temperature.

Checks for smooth throttle grip rotation and cable condition; includes lubrication advice.

How to measure and adjust throttle grip free play using the adjusters.

Adjusting the engine idle speed using the throttle stop screw at normal operating temperature.

Adjusting the fuel mixture using the pilot screw for optimal idle performance.

Checking chain slider wear and inspecting drive chain/sprockets for damage or wear conditions.

Procedure for adjusting drive chain slack and checking rear axle alignment.

Step-by-step guide for removing the front wheel, including necessary precautions.

Instructions for correctly reinstalling the front wheel, including torque specifications.

Essential steps for preparing the motorcycle for extended storage to prevent deterioration.

Steps to take when removing the motorcycle from storage, including cleaning, battery, and fuel checks.

Engine bore and stroke dimensions for different regional models.

Engine's compression ratio.

Engine displacement volume for different regional models.

Recommended spark plug models.

Specified spark plug gap.

Specified valve clearance for intake and exhaust valves.

Recommended engine idle speed.

Battery voltage and capacity specifications.

Generator output specifications.

Specifications for all motorcycle lights.

Fuse types and ratings.

Location and replacement procedure for the main fuse.

Location and replacement procedure for fuses in the fuse box using the fuse remover.