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Key performance metrics and physical dimensions of the motorcycle.
Engine type, displacement, bore/stroke, transmission type, and gear ratios.
Frame geometry, tire sizes, fuel capacity, and electrical system components.
Identifies levers, switches, and grips on handlebars.
Illustrates and labels key parts like fork, headlight, tank, and chain.
Locates lights, muffler, seat, and brake components.
Guidelines for carrying passengers and securing luggage safely.
Advice on accessory fitment and total vehicle load capacity.
Explains gauges, indicators, clock, and digital meter functions.
Covers key operation, ignition switch, and handlebar controls.
Details fuel tank cap, requirements, and filling procedures.
Describes side stand, helmet hook, tool kit, and seat access.
Recommended engine speeds and practices for the first 1,600 km.
Emphasizes the importance of the first service at 1,000 km.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the motorcycle safely.
How to use a booster battery and cables to start a dead battery.
Guidance on starting from a stop and changing gears.
Proper use of front and rear brakes for stopping and control.
Procedures for stopping the engine and parking the motorcycle securely.
Advice on body position, lane changes, and general riding practices.
Essential pre-ride checks for tires, fluids, brakes, and controls.
Specific checks and advice for riding on rough terrain.
Schedule for inspections and replacements based on mileage or time.
Procedures for checking, changing, and replacing engine oil and filter.
Maintenance steps for the air cleaner element and spark plug.
Adjusting throttle, clutch, drive chain, and brake systems.
Inspecting forks, shocks, tires, and wheels.
Battery care, charging, headlight adjustment, and fuses.
Recommended methods for washing and detailing the motorcycle.
Steps for cleaning, fueling, and protecting the motorcycle during storage.
Steps to take when removing the motorcycle from storage.
Identifies labels for brake fluid, tire data, and load information.
Locates labels for drive chain, fuel, and daily safety checks.
Identifies the warning label regarding battery hazards and safety.
Key performance metrics and physical dimensions of the motorcycle.
Engine type, displacement, bore/stroke, transmission type, and gear ratios.
Frame geometry, tire sizes, fuel capacity, and electrical system components.
Identifies levers, switches, and grips on handlebars.
Illustrates and labels key parts like fork, headlight, tank, and chain.
Locates lights, muffler, seat, and brake components.
Guidelines for carrying passengers and securing luggage safely.
Advice on accessory fitment and total vehicle load capacity.
Explains gauges, indicators, clock, and digital meter functions.
Covers key operation, ignition switch, and handlebar controls.
Details fuel tank cap, requirements, and filling procedures.
Describes side stand, helmet hook, tool kit, and seat access.
Recommended engine speeds and practices for the first 1,600 km.
Emphasizes the importance of the first service at 1,000 km.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the motorcycle safely.
How to use a booster battery and cables to start a dead battery.
Guidance on starting from a stop and changing gears.
Proper use of front and rear brakes for stopping and control.
Procedures for stopping the engine and parking the motorcycle securely.
Advice on body position, lane changes, and general riding practices.
Essential pre-ride checks for tires, fluids, brakes, and controls.
Specific checks and advice for riding on rough terrain.
Schedule for inspections and replacements based on mileage or time.
Procedures for checking, changing, and replacing engine oil and filter.
Maintenance steps for the air cleaner element and spark plug.
Adjusting throttle, clutch, drive chain, and brake systems.
Inspecting forks, shocks, tires, and wheels.
Battery care, charging, headlight adjustment, and fuses.
Recommended methods for washing and detailing the motorcycle.
Steps for cleaning, fueling, and protecting the motorcycle during storage.
Steps to take when removing the motorcycle from storage.
Identifies labels for brake fluid, tire data, and load information.
Locates labels for drive chain, fuel, and daily safety checks.
Identifies the warning label regarding battery hazards and safety.
General| Displacement | 125cc |
|---|---|
| Compression Ratio | 9.5:1 |
| Ignition | CDI |
| Front Tire | 70/100-19 |
| Rear Tire | 90/100-16 |
| Fuel System | Carburetor |
| Transmission | 5-speed |
| Front Suspension | Telescopic fork |
| Front Brake | Single disc |
| Rear Brake | Single disc |
| Engine Type | 4-stroke, single-cylinder |
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