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Remove the Spark Plugs and pour in a tablespoon (15-20 ml) of clean engine oil into each
cylinder. Turn off the Engine Cut-off Switch to Off position and then press the Starter Button
several times and then reinstall the Spark Plugs.
Remove the Battery. Store in a well-ventilated, dry and cool area protected from direct sunlight.
Note: To remove the Battery, disconnect the negative wire first and then positive wire. When
reinstalling, attach the positive wire first and then the negative wire with the Ignition Switch in
the closed position.
Inflate the tyres to the recommended pressures and place the motorcycle on blocks to raise both
tyres off the ground.
Cover the motorcycle using cloth or other strong air-permeable materials and store in a well-
ventilated area, free of rain and direct sunlight.
REMOVAL FROM STORAGE
1. Uncover and clean the motorcycle.
2. Check the Battery voltage. When the voltage is below 12.3 volts, slowly re-charge then re-
install the Battery
3. Drain any rust-inhibiting oil from the Fuel Tank. Fill the Fuel Tank with fresh Petrol.
4. Perform all pre-ride inspection checks.
5. Test ride in a safe area from traffic check that the motorcycle functions properly.
GENERAL CHECKS
It is the Owner’s responsibility to carry out proper general checks of the motorcycle. Damage
occurring as a result of the Owner’s failure to carry out proper general checks, may render any
such damage void of warranty.
Clean the motorcycle of dust and mud with dry cloth regularly. Dry the motorcycle when wet.
Apply a little rust-inhibiting oil on zinc-coated and chrome-coated parts. Wax the painted parts
to keep them bright and elegant. Lubricate all moving Part.
Check / inflate both front and rear tyres to the pressure requirements specified in this manual.
Check that all bolts, nuts, screws, fasteners and fittings are firmly secured.
Check the Drive Chain tension and adjust if required.
Check Engine Oil and Brake Fluid levels and add if required.
Check for both front and rear brakes and adjust or if they necessary.
GENERAL MAINTENCE
It is the Owner’s responsibility to carry out the regular general maintenance of the motorcycle.
Damage occurring as a result of the Owner’s failure to carry out such general maintenance, may
render any resulting damage void of warranty.
Most of the general maintenance items are described in this manual but should also include the
inspection and maintenance of any condition that could affect the performance, safety and or
the ongoing condition of the motorcycle.
If you have any doubts or are unsure about the necessary general maintenance of your
motorcycle, please consult with you Hunter dealer
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