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General| Compression Ratio | 9.0:1 |
|---|---|
| Ignition | CDI |
| Transmission | 5-speed |
| Final Drive | Chain |
| Rear Brake | Drum |
| Front Tire | 2.75-21 |
| Rear Tire | 4.10-18 |
| Fuel System | Carburetor |
| Fuel Capacity | 10.5 liters |
| Engine | 4-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled |
Motorcycle designed to carry operator and one passenger. Exceed max weight capacity.
Motorcycle is designed for “dual purpose" use (on/off-road).
Read this manual carefully for safety messages and information.
Safety alerts found in labels and messages throughout the manual.
Labels on the motorcycle provide important safety information.
Identified by alert symbol and signal words DANGER, WARNING, or CAUTION.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION meanings and types of safety information.
Information presented in Headings, Safety Sections, and Instructions.
Take responsibility for your safety and understand challenges.
Always wear a helmet, eye protection, boots, gloves, and protective apparel.
Make yourself visible to other drivers; use bright clothing and signals.
Helmet, eye protection, boots, gloves, long pants, long-sleeved jersey are recommended.
Importance of helmets and face shields/goggles for safety.
Additional recommended gear for on-road riding.
Additional recommended gear for off-road riding.
Be alert for terrain challenges, keep speed low.
Avoid exceeding personal abilities or hazardous conditions.
Keep your motorcycle properly maintained and inspect before rides.
Motorcycle designed for rider/passenger; not cargo.
Overloading or improper loading can cause crashes and injury.
153 kg (337 lbs) for rider, passenger, and accessories.
Keep cargo small, light, secure, and close to the center.
Modifying or using non-Honda accessories can be unsafe.
Can cause crashes leading to serious injury or death.
Identifies controls on the right and left handlebars.
Shows and names the speedometer, odometer, indicators, etc.
Identifies fuel valve, air cleaner, helmet holder, side stand, tool compartment.
Identifies fuse, battery, oil filler cap/dipstick, rear brake pedal.
Details of speedometer, odometer, gear range, indicators, tripmeter.
Describes the function of each instrument and indicator shown on page 17.
Describes the hydraulic front disc brake and fluid level check.
Procedure to check and fill front brake fluid.
Adjusts pedal height using stopper bolt and lock nut.
Procedure to adjust rear brake pedal free play.
Adjusts clutch cable free play at the lever and lower end.
Specification for clutch lever free play is 10-20 mm.
Explains OFF, ON, and RES positions of the fuel valve.
OFF (not in use), ON (main supply), RES (reserve supply).
Total capacity is 8.5 liters, including reserve.
How to remove and close the fuel fill cap, use unleaded petrol.
Petrol is flammable and explosive; handle with care.
Guidelines for using gasohol with ethanol or methanol.
Procedure to check engine oil level using dipstick.
Steps to check oil level between UPPER and LOWER marks.
Running with insufficient oil pressure can cause serious damage.
Tyres must be proper type, size, good condition, and correctly inflated.
Improperly inflated tyres can cause crashes and injury.
Importance of correct inflation for handling, tread life, comfort.
Recommended cold tyre pressures for front and rear.
Check treads and sidewalls for wear, damage, foreign objects.
Replace tyres before tread depth reaches minimum limit.
Procedures for tube repair and tyre replacement.
Installing improper tyres can affect handling and cause crashes.
Front: 2.75-21 45R, Rear: 4.10-18 60R.
Location and function of the ignition switch.
LOCK, OFF, ON functions and key removal.
How to lock and unlock the steering.
Do not turn key to LOCK while riding.
Location and use of the helmet holder.
Do not ride with helmet secured by holder.
Removal and installation of side covers for maintenance access.
Procedures for removing and installing the seat.
How to adjust headlight aim using a screw.
Importance of checking the motorcycle before each ride.
Improper maintenance or failure to correct problems can cause crashes.
List of items to check before riding.
Motorcycle exhaust contains poisonous carbon monoxide gas.
Do not use electric starter for more than 5 seconds at a time.
Confirm transmission neutral, engine stop switch RUN, fuel valve ON.
Steps for starting in normal air temperature.
Steps for starting in high air temperature (no choke).
Steps for starting in low air temperature (use choke).
Extended choke use may impair lubrication and damage engine.
Steps to clear a flooded engine.
Function and notice regarding the drain tube.
Pay attention during first 500 km (300 miles).
Avoid full-throttle starts and rapid acceleration.
Review safety, ensure side stand is retracted.
Prevents engine and transmission damage.
Upshift before exceeding upper limit speed for each gear.
Downshift at speeds indicated in the table to avoid overrevving.
Air-fuel mixture leans, affecting driveability; carburetor can be modified.
Sustained operation with mods at high altitudes may flood engine.
Gradually apply front/rear brakes, pull clutch before stopping.
Avoid wheel lock, reduce speed before turns, smooth actions in wet conditions.
Use engine braking (downshifting) and intermittent brakes on steep grades.
Continuous application can overheat brakes. Foot on pedal/hand on lever can cause false signals.
Essential for safety, economy, trouble-free riding, and reducing air pollution.
Improper maintenance can cause crashes and injury.
Perform tasks with basic skills; difficult tasks by professionals.
Failure to follow instructions can cause injury or death.
Engine off, cool parts, ventilate, avoid petrol around sparks/flames.
Read instructions, have required tools and skills.
Specifies service intervals and items needing attention.
Consult dealer for individual needs and conditions.
Lists items like Tank/lines, Fuel filter, Throttle, Choke, Air cleaner, Spark plug, Valve clearance, Engine oil, Oil strainer, etc.
Lists Drive chain, Brake pads/shoes, Rear brake, Stoplight switch, Clutch, Battery, Headlight, Side stand, etc.
Lists the tools provided for roadside repairs and adjustments.
Location of frame and engine serial numbers for reference.
Location and purpose of the colour label for replacement parts.
Procedure for cleaning the air cleaner.
Importance of oil quality and changing oil/cleaning strainer.
Proper disposal methods for used engine oil.
Steps for changing engine oil using a torque wrench.
Recommended spark plugs for standard and cold climates.
Adjusting heat range for riding conditions.
Procedure for removing, inspecting, and installing spark plugs.
Specification for spark plug gap.
Securely tighten spark plug to avoid engine damage.
Check smooth rotation and free play of throttle grip.
Standard free play is 2-6 mm.
Procedure and specification for adjusting idle speed.
Procedure for adjusting pilot screw for fuel mixture.
Service life depends on lubrication and adjustment.
How to check drive chain slack and wear.
Allow 35-45 mm vertical movement.
Check for wear, damage, lubrication, and kinks.
Steps to adjust chain slack and align rear wheel.
Specification for tightening the rear axle nut.
Check wear label and replace if excessively worn.
How to lubricate and clean the O-ring drive chain.
Inspect fork assembly, swingarm bearings, fasteners.
Check side stand spring, assembly, and pivot area lubrication.
Do not depress brake lever when wheel is off.
Steps to remove the front wheel.
Reverse of removal procedure, torque specifications.
Front axle and axle holder nut torque values.
Steps to remove the rear wheel, including drive chain.
Reverse of removal procedure, torque specification.
Inspect front brake pads for wear to the cutout.
Check rear brake wear indicator arrow and reference mark.
Cleaning procedure and warning about decreased efficiency.
Consequences of insufficient electrolyte, sulfuric acid hazards.
Procedure to check and add distilled water.
Handling battery fluid and breather tube connection.
Steps to disconnect and remove the battery.
Indicators of fuse failure; see dealer for repair.
Never use a fuse with a different rating.
Specifies fuse location and 15A rating.
Procedure for replacing the main fuse.
Procedure to adjust stoplight switch timing.
Bulbs get hot; let them cool before servicing.
Do not use bulbs other than specified; lighting equipment not legal for highway use.
Procedure for replacing the headlight bulb.
Procedure for replacing stop/taillight bulbs.
Procedure for replacing turn signal bulbs.
Use mild detergent, avoid high pressure spray.
Step-by-step guide to washing the motorcycle.
Test brakes, lubricate drive chain.
Use spray cleaner/polish or wax for a quality finish.
Wash with cool water and dry/wax to prevent rust.
Extended storage requires steps to reduce deterioration.
Change oil, empty fuel tank, spray inside with rust-inhibiting oil.
Petrol is flammable and explosive.
Pour oil into cylinder, remove spark plug.
Store battery protected from freezing and direct sunlight.
Uncover, clean, check oil, charge battery, test ride.
Overall length, width, height, wheelbase, seat height.
Dry weight.
Engine oil, fuel tank, reserve supply, passenger, load capacity.
Type, cylinder, bore, displacement, compression, HP, torque, spark plug, gap, valve clearance, idle speed.
Caster, trail, tyre sizes/models, suspension types, brake types.
Type, clutch, gearshifting, ratios, final reduction.
Battery, starting system, ignition system, generator, fuse.
Headlight, stoplight, turn signals, indicator bulb specifications.
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