Husqvarna 125 TC EU User Manual

Name: Husqvarna 125 TC EU
Brand: Husqvarna
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OWNER'S MANUAL 2014

125 TC EU

250 TC EU

Art. no. 3402001en

Table of Contents4
Means of Representation6
- Symbols Used6
- Formats Used6
Safety Advice7
- Use Definition - Intended Use7
- Degrees of Risk and Symbols7
- Tampering Warning7
- Safe Operation7
- Protective Clothing8
- Work Rules8
- Environment8
- Owner's Manual8
Important Information9
- Manufacturer and Implied Warranty9
- Operating and Auxiliary Substances9
- Spare Parts, Accessories9
- Service9
- Figures9
- Customer Service9
View of Vehicle10
- View of the Vehicle from the Left Front (Example)10
- View of Vehicle, Rear Right (Example)11
Serial Numbers12
- Chassis Number12
- Type Label12
- Engine Number12
- Fork Part Number12
- Shock Absorber Part Number12
Controls13
- Clutch Lever13
- Hand Brake Lever13
- Throttle Grip13
- Kill Switch13
- Map-Select Switch (250 TC EU)14
- Opening the Filler Cap14
- Closing the Filler Cap14
- Fuel Tap15
- Choke15
- Shift Lever15
- Kick Starter16
- Foot Brake Lever16
- Plug-In Stand16
Preparing for Use17
- Advice on First Use17
- Running in the Engine18
- Preparing the Vehicle for Difficult Riding Conditions18
- Preparations for Riding on Dry Sand18
- Preparations for Riding on Wet Sand19
- Preparations for Riding on Wet and Muddy Surfaces20
- Preparations for Riding at High Temperatures and Low Speeds20
- Preparing for Riding at Low Temperatures or in Snow21
Riding Instructions22
- Checks and Maintenance Work When Preparing for Use22
- Starting22
- Starting off23
- Shifting, Riding23
- Braking23
- Stopping, Parking24
- Transport24
- Refueling25
Service Schedule26
- Service Work (as Additional Order)27
Tuning the Chassis28
- Checking the Basic Chassis Setting with the Rider's Weight28
- Compression Damping of Shock Absorber28
- Adjusting the Low-Speed Compression Damping of the Shock Absorber28
- Adjusting the High-Speed Compression Damping of the Shock Absorber29
- Adjusting the Rebound Damping of the Shock Absorber29
- Measuring the Sag of the Unloaded Rear Wheel30
- Checking the Static Sag of the Shock Absorber30
- Checking the Riding Sag of the Shock Absorber31
- Adjusting the Spring Preload of the Shock Absorber31
- Adjusting the Riding Sag32
- Checking the Basic Setting of the Fork32
- Adjusting the Compression Damping of the Fork33
- Adjusting the Rebound Damping of the Fork33
- Handlebar Position34
- Adjusting the Handlebar Position34
Service Work on the Chassis35
- Raising the Motorcycle with the Lift Stand35
- Removing the Motorcycle from the Lift Stand35
- Bleeding the Fork Legs35
- Cleaning the Dust Boots of the Fork Legs35
- Loosening the Fork Protection36
- Positioning the Fork Protection36
- Removing the Fork Legs36
- Installing the Fork Legs37
- Removing the Fork Protector37
- Installing the Fork Protector38
- Removing the Lower Triple Clamp38
- Installing the Lower Triple Clamp39
- Checking the Play of the Steering Head Bearing40
- Adjusting the Play of the Steering Head Bearing41
- Greasing the Steering Head Bearing41
- Removing the Start Number Plate41
- Installing the Start Number Plate42
- Removing the Front Fender42
- Installing the Front Fender42
- Removing the Shock Absorber43
- Installing the Shock Absorber43
- Removing the Seat44
- Mounting the Seat44
- Removing the Air Filter Box Lid44
- Installing the Air Filter Box Lid44
- Removing the Air Filter44
- Cleaning the Air Filter and Air Filter Box45
- Installing the Air Filter45
- Sealing the Air Filter Box46
- Removing the Main Silencer46
- Installing the Main Silencer46
- Changing the Glass Fiber Yarn Filling of the Main Silencer46
- Removing the Right Side Cover47
- Installing the Right Side Cover47
- Removing the Fuel Tank47
- Installing the Fuel Tank48
- Checking the Chain for Dirt49
- Cleaning the Chain49
- Checking the Chain Tension50
- Adjusting the Chain Tension50
- Checking the Chain, Rear Sprocket, Engine Sprocket and Chain Guide51
- Checking the Frame53
- Checking the Swingarm53
- Checking the Routing of the Throttle Cable53
- Checking the Rubber Grip54
- Additionally Securing the Rubber Grip54
- Adjusting the Basic Position of the Clutch Lever54
- Checking/Correcting the Fluid Level of the Hydraulic Clutch55
- Changing the Hydraulic Clutch Fluid56
Brake System58
- Checking the Free Travel of the Hand Brake Lever58
- Adjusting the Basic Position of the Hand Brake Lever58
- Checking the Brake Discs58
- Checking the Front Brake Fluid Level59
- Adding Front Brake Fluid59
- Checking the Front Brake Linings60
- Changing the Front Brake Linings60
- Checking the Free Travel of Foot Brake Lever62
- Adjusting the Basic Position of the Foot Brake Lever62
- Checking the Rear Brake Fluid Level63
- Adding Brake Fluid for the Rear Brake63
- Checking the Rear Brake Linings64
- Changing the Rear Brake Linings64
Wheels, Tires67
- Removing the Front Wheel67
- Installing the Front Wheel67
- Removing the Rear Wheel68
- Installing the Rear Wheel69
- Checking the Tire Condition69
- Checking the Tire Air Pressure70
- Checking the Spoke Tension70
Cooling System72
- Radiator Cover72
- Installing the Radiator Cover72
- Removing the Radiator Cover73
- Checking the Antifreeze and Coolant Level73
- Checking the Coolant Level74
- Draining the Coolant74
- Refilling with Coolant75
- Tuning the Engine77
- Checking the Play in the Throttle Cable77
- Adjusting the Play in the Throttle Cable77
- Carburetor - Idle78
- Carburetor - Adjusting the Idle Speed78
- Emptying the Carburetor Float Chamber79
- Plug-In Connection, Ignition Timing Map (125 TC EU)80
- Changing the Ignition Curve80
- Checking the Basic Position of the Shift Lever80
- Adjusting the Basic Position of the Shift Lever81
- Engine Characteristic - Auxiliary Spring (250 TC EU)81
- Engine Characteristic - Set the Auxiliary Spring (250 TC EU)81
Service Work on the Engine83
- Checking the Gear Oil Level83
- Changing the Gear Oil83
- Draining the Gear Oil84
- Refilling with Gear Oil84
- Adding Gear Oil85
Cleaning, Care87
- Cleaning the Motorcycle87
Storage88
- Preparing for Use after Storage88
Troubleshooting89
Technical Data91
- Engine91
- Tc Eu91
- Engine Tightening Torques92
- 125 Tc Eu92
- Tc Eu93
- Capacities94
- Gear Oil94
- Coolant94
- Fuel94
- Chassis94
- Tires95
- Fork95
- Tc Eu95
- Shock Absorber96
- Tc Eu96
- Chassis Tightening Torques97
- Carburetor98
- Tc Eu98
- Carburetor - Basic Setting for Sandy Surfaces (125 TC EU)98
- Carburetor - Basic Setting for Sandy Surfaces (250 TC EU)98
- Carburetor Tuning99
- Carburetor Tuning (125 TC EU)99
- Carburetor Tuning (250 TC EU)100
- General Carburetor Tuning101
- Substances102
- Auxiliary Substances104
Standards105
Index106

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Husqvarna 125 TC EU Specifications

General

Engine Type	Single cylinder, 2-stroke
Displacement	124.8 cm³
Bore/Stroke	54 mm / 54.5 mm
Compression Ratio	11.5:1
Starter	Kick starter
Transmission	6-speed
Fuel System	Carburetor
Rear Suspension	Monoshock
Seat Height	950 mm
Power	15 hp
Torque	12 Nm
Cooling	Liquid cooling
Clutch	Wet, multi-disc
Frame	Steel
Front Suspension	USD forks, 48 mm
Front Brake	Single disc, 260 mm
Rear Brake	Disc brake, 220 mm
Tank Capacity (approx.)	7.5 liters