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Kawasaki w800 - User Manual

Kawasaki w800
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Summary

Safety Symbols and Warnings

Warning Symbols Explained

Explains DANGER, WARNING, NOTICE, and NOTE symbols for hazard communication.

Specifications

Performance and Dimensions

Details engine performance metrics and physical dimensions of the motorcycle.

Engine and Transmission Details

Outlines engine type, displacement, bore/stroke, and transmission specifications.

Frame and Electrical Equipment

Covers frame geometry and electrical system components like battery and headlight specs.

Location of Parts

Handlebar Controls Identification

Locates clutch lever, switches, ignition, and throttle grip on the handlebar.

Motorcycle Body Parts Identification

Identifies key parts of the motorcycle body, including lights, fuel cap, and stands.

Engine and Chassis Components Identification

Locates components like spark plugs, oil filter, and brake switches on the engine and chassis.

Loading Information

Passenger and Luggage Guidelines

Provides instructions and warnings for carrying passengers and luggage safely.

Accessory and Modification Warnings

Advises on the impact of accessories and modifications on safety and warranty.

General Information

Meter Instruments Overview

Identifies and describes the functions of the speedometer, tachometer, and LCD display.

Speedometer and Tachometer Operation

Explains how to read the speedometer and tachometer, including the red zone warning.

LCD Display Functions

Details operation of clock, odometer, and trip meter, with warnings about button use.

Indicator Lights Explained

Describes the meaning and function of various warning and indicator lights on the instrument panel.

Key and Ignition System

Explains the function of the ignition switch, steering lock, and key positions (OFF, LOCK, ON, P).

Handlebar Controls

Details operation of engine stop switch, starter button, dimmer, turn signal, and horn switches.

Lever Adjustments and Fuel Cap

Covers brake/clutch lever adjusters and fuel tank cap operation.

Fuel Requirements and Filling

Specifies required fuel type, octane rating, and safe filling procedures.

Stands and Seat Operation

Explains how to use the center and side stands, and how to remove/install the seat.

Helmet Securing and Tool Kit

Describes how to use helmet hooks, cables, and the location of the tool kit.

Storage Compartments and Mirrors

Covers document compartment, tying hooks, and rear view mirror adjustment.

Break-In Procedure

Break-In Period Rules and Speeds

Outlines rules and maximum engine speeds for the initial 1600 km break-in period.

New Tire Traction and Initial Service

Warns about new tire slipperiness and emphasizes the importance of the first service.

How to Ride the Motorcycle

Starting the Engine

Step-by-step guide to starting the motorcycle's engine safely.

Jump Starting Procedures

Instructions and warnings for jump-starting the motorcycle battery using cables.

Moving Off and Shifting Gears

Explains how to move off from a stop and shift gears smoothly.

Braking Techniques

Details proper braking methods, including front/rear brake usage and downshifting.

Stopping the Engine and Emergencies

Covers normal engine shutdown and emergency stopping procedures.

Parking and Catalytic Converter

Provides guidelines for parking safely and information on the catalytic converter.

Safe Operation

Safe Riding Techniques

Covers safe riding practices like body position, lane changes, and smooth control inputs.

Riding in Various Conditions

Advises on riding in wet conditions, on slopes, and on rough roads for optimal control.

Daily Pre-Ride Checks

Lists essential checks to perform before each ride to ensure safety and reliability.

High-Speed Operation Considerations

Highlights factors like brakes, tires, and steering crucial for safe high-speed riding.

Maintenance and Adjustment

Periodic Maintenance Schedule

Introduces the maintenance chart and the importance of initial maintenance.

Engine Oil Service

Covers engine oil level checks, oil and filter changes, and capacity.

Spark Plug Replacement

Details the standard spark plug type, gap, and tightening torque.

Air Cleaner System Maintenance

Explains the Kawasaki Clean Air System and air suction valve inspection.

Valve Clearance and Air Filter

Covers valve clearance checks and air cleaner element cleaning/replacement.

Throttle Control System Adjustment

Guides on checking and adjusting throttle grip play for optimal response.

Engine Vacuum Synchronization

Explains the need for periodic engine vacuum synchronization by a dealer.

Idle Speed Adjustment

Details how to check and adjust the engine's idle speed.

Clutch Operation and Adjustment

Covers clutch lever operation checks and free play adjustment.

Drive Chain Maintenance

Explains drive chain slack inspection, adjustment, lubrication, and wear checks.

Brake System Checks

Details brake pad wear, lining inspection, front disc brake compensation, and brake fluid.

Brake Light Switch Adjustment

Explains how to inspect and adjust the rear brake light switch operation.

Front Fork and Rear Shock Absorber Service

Covers inspection of front fork operation/leakage and rear shock absorber adjustment.

Wheel and Tire Service

Details tire pressure, payload limits, tire wear, and spoke/rim inspection.

Battery Maintenance and Charging

Covers battery type, self-discharge, maintenance, and charging procedures.

Headlight Beam Adjustment

Guides on adjusting the headlight beam horizontally and vertically for proper illumination.

Fuse Inspection and Replacement

Explains the location of fuses, how to inspect them, and replacement procedures.

General Lubrication Points

Lists pivot points and cables that require lubrication with motor oil or grease.

Motorcycle Cleaning Procedures

Provides detailed instructions and precautions for washing and drying the motorcycle.

Storage

Preparation for Long-Term Storage

Steps for preparing the motorcycle for storage, including cleaning and fluid management.

Storage and Post-Storage Preparation

Guidance on storing the motorcycle and preparing it for use after storage.

Environmental Protection

Proper Disposal of Components

Advises on environmentally responsible disposal of used parts and the vehicle.

Owner Satisfaction

Customer Support and Problem Resolution

Outlines steps for addressing warranty or service issues with the dealer or Kawasaki.

Location of Labels

Warning Label Identification

Details the location and importance of various warning labels on the vehicle.

Kawasaki w800 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Bore x Stroke77.0 x 83.0 mm
Compression Ratio8.4:1
Fuel SystemFuel injection: Ø 34 mm x 2
IgnitionDigital
Transmission5-speed
Final DriveChain
Frame TypeDouble-cradle, high-tensile steel
Rear SuspensionTwin shocks with spring preload adjustability
Front Tire100/90-19M/C 57H
Rear Tire130/80-18M/C 66H
Overall Length2, 190 mm
Overall Width790 mm
Overall Height1, 075 mm
Wheelbase1, 465 mm
Seat Height790 mm
Fuel Capacity15 L
Maximum Power35 kW {48 PS} / 6, 000 rpm
Maximum Torque62.9 N•m {6.4 kgf•m} / 4, 800 rpm
Ground Clearance125 mm
Front SuspensionTelescopic fork
Rear BrakeSingle disc
Front BrakeSingle disc

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