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KEEWAY HURRICANE User Manual

KEEWAY HURRICANE
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THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING KEEWAY
MOTORCYCLES
This manual has been updated, yet because of Keeway's constant
efforts to further improve performance, you may find some differences
between your motorcycle and this manual, therefore if you have any
questions or comments please contact your local Keeway Service
Center
For any repairs not mentioned in this manual or accessories required
please contact your local Keeway Service Center
Use only genuine spare parts and accessories manufactured by
Keeway
.
The meanings of some signs in the manual are as follows:
Indicates potential hazard that could result in injury or death
Indicates potential hazard that could result in vehicle damage
Indicates special information to make maintenance easier or
instructions clear
Design and production by Keeway Motor
Tel. 00 36 26 500 005 Fax. 00 36 26 312 034
e-mail.info@keeway.hu
visit our web page:www.keeway.hu
www.keewaymotor.com
DRIVE SAFELY
This manual should be considered as an integral part of your
motorcycle and should always remain with it even at
resale
This chapter indicates some rules you should follow while driving
.
It is necessary to fulfill all the requirements provided by law
(license, plates, registration etc.)
. It is recommended that you drive your Vehicle through low transit
areas and at low speeds until you are confident
about handling heavy traffic
.
Never lend your motorcycle to a learner
since most accidents occur
because of the lack of experience of the driver
.
Do not drive under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medical
treatment that can cause drowsiness
.
Respect norms of transit and signs
.
Make sure to wear helmet, gloves and protective clothing
.
Dfivershould not get distracted (by smoking, drinking, eating,
reading, etc.)
. Check vehicle periodically (oil, fuel, etc.)
. The motorcycle is designed to hold one passenger
Check your motorcycle before riding.
LUGGAGE
.
Luggage must be fixed'in place firmly
.
Loading affects performance and steadiness of handling
.
Luggage must be fixed with rubber strip or rope
.
Do not carry more luggage than the permissible weights shown
below:

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KEEWAY HURRICANE Specifications

General IconGeneral
Fuel SystemCarburetor
Front SuspensionTelescopic fork
Front BrakeDisc
Rear BrakeDrum
Height1120 mm
Engine TypeSingle cylinder, 4-stroke
Max Torque9.2 Nm @ 6500 rpm
Cooling SystemAir cooled
TransmissionAutomatic
Fuel Capacity5.5 liters

Summary

Drive Safely

Luggage Safety

Guidelines for securing luggage to ensure safe handling and motorcycle stability.

Know Your Motorcycle

Tools and Indicators Location

Handlebar Controls

Identifies switches and controls located on the motorcycle's handlebars.

Instrument Panel Indicators

Details the various indicators and gauges on the motorcycle's dashboard.

Indicators Description

Warning and Status Indicators

Describes indicators for oil level, fuel level, and far sight.

Operational Indicators

Explains indicators for turning signals, odometer, speedometer, and fuel level.

Main Commands

Left Handle Controls

Details the function of switches and levers on the left handlebar.

Right Handle Controls

Details the function of switches and levers on the right handlebar.

Main Switch and Compartments

Ignition and Steering Lock

Explains the main switch positions and steering lock operation.

Accessing Seat and Luggage Box

Details how to open the seat lock and use the luggage box.

Front Bag and Fuel Tank

Front Bag Usage

Instructions on using the front bag for carrying items.

Fuel Tank Operation

Guidance on opening the fuel tank and adding fuel.

How to Start Engine

Pre-Start Checks

Essential checks before attempting to start the engine.

Starting Procedures

Methods for starting the engine using electric or kick starter.

How to Ride

Mounting and Starting

Steps for safely mounting the vehicle and beginning to ride.

Speed Adjustment

How to use the speed controller for acceleration and deceleration.

Brake System

Braking Operation

Techniques for applying front and rear brakes smoothly.

Parking Guidelines

Recommendations for safely parking the motorcycle.

Mileage and Vehicle Identification

Running-In Procedures

Guidance for the initial period of motorcycle use for optimal performance.

Vehicle Identification Numbers

Information on locating engine and frame numbers for identification.

Checking Your Motorcycle

Regular Maintenance Checks

Overview of daily and regular checks for optimal condition.

Daily Check Items

Specific components to check daily for safety and performance.

Brake System Checks and Maintenance

Brake Fluid and Disc Checks

Procedures for checking brake fluid level and disc wear.

Brake Lever Adjustment

Instructions on adjusting the brake lever travel.

Engine Oil Maintenance

Engine Oil Level Check

Steps for checking the engine oil level.

Engine Oil Replacement

Procedure for draining and refilling engine oil.

Air Filter and Battery Maintenance

Air Filter Cleaning

Guidelines for cleaning the air filter element.

Battery Electrolyte Check

Procedure for checking and maintaining battery electrolyte levels.

Fuse and Motorcycle Cleaning

Fuse Checking

Instructions on how to check and replace motorcycle fuses.

Rinsing the Motorcycle

Safe procedures for washing and rinsing the motorcycle.

Storage and After Inactivity

Storage Precautions

Recommendations for storing the motorcycle for extended periods.

Post-Inactivity Checks

Steps to take before riding after a period of inactivity.

Technical Data

Specifications

Periodic Maintenance Chart

Lubrication Chart

Trouble Shooting

Engine Starting Troubles

Common causes and remedies for engine starting issues.

Engine Cutting Out

Troubleshooting for engine stopping after starting.

Engine Rattling Noises

Diagnosing and fixing rattling sounds from the engine.

Engine Lacks Power

Identifying reasons for reduced engine power.

Carburetor Troubleshooting

Low-Speed Carburetor Issues

Solutions for problems related to idling and low-speed operation.

Medium/High-Speed Carburetor Issues

Troubleshooting for issues at medium and high speeds.

Brake System Troubleshooting

Insufficient Brake Power

Causes and remedies for weak braking performance.

Brake Squeaking

Troubleshooting for noisy brake operation.

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