Kinroad XT50QT-2 User Manual

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FOREWORD ：
Thanks for your purchasing this motorcycle.
With the help of this manual, you will learn the correct
procedures of operation and basic knowledge of maintenance
and trouble shooting of the motorcycle. It presents all
the basic knowledge of maintenance and trouble shooting
of the motorcycle. It presents all the details of the
performance of this motorcycle to you and the vehicle will
make your life more relaxed and happier.
In case any picture does not agree with the vehicle
physically, the latter shall prevail.
CAUTION．NOTE and MAIN POINTS carry special mean-
ings and should be carefully reviewed．
!CAUTION：The personal safety of the rider may be
involved，disregarding this information could result in
injury to the rider．
NOTE：These instructions point out special service
procedures or precautions that must be followed to
avoid damaging the machine．
MAIN POINTS ： This provides special information to make
maintenance easier or important instructions clearer．
VIN AND ENGINE SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION
The VIN and/or engine serial number are used to register
the motorcycle．They are also use to assist your dealer
when ordering parts or special service information.
The VIN is stamped on the front main beam of the frame．
The engine serial number is stamped on the rear end
of the crankcase assembly
VIN. :
Engine No.:

Kinroad XT50QT-2 Specifications

General

Engine Type	4-stroke, single cylinder
Transmission	CVT
Starting System	Electric and kick start
Brakes (Front)	Disc
Brakes (Rear)	Drum
Tires (Front)	3.50-10
Tires (Rear)	3.50-10
Cooling	Air-cooled
Fuel Capacity	5 L

Summary

Foreword

VIN and Engine Serial Number Location

Notes for Safe Riding

Riding Apparel

Proper riding apparel is essential for safety and comfort.

Rules for Safe Drive

Do Not Overload

Avoid overloading the motorcycle to maintain stability and safety.

Modification

Location of Parts

Instrument Panel

Instrument Panel Usage Guide

Guide to operating and understanding the motorcycle's instrument panel.

Instrument Panel Gauges

Explanation of speedometer, odometer, and fuel gauge functions.

Turn Signals and Light Indicators

How to use turn signals and understand the far light indicator.

Using Motorcycle Switches

Ignition Switch Operation

Instructions for using the ignition switch to start and lock the motorcycle.

Handlebar Locking

How to lock the handlebar to prevent theft.

Turn Signal Operation

How to use turn signals for indicating direction.

Front Light and Start Switches

Operation of front light controls and the engine start switch.

Opening the Trunk

Trunk Usage Instructions

Instructions on how to open and close the motorcycle's trunk.

Adding Gasoline and Engine Oil

Adding Gasoline

Guide on how to add unleaded gasoline to the fuel tank.

Engine Oil and Gear Oil

Information on engine oil type, change intervals, and gear oil.

Correct Driving Operations

Engine Starting Procedure

Step-by-step guide to starting the motorcycle engine.

Procedure to Drive Motorcycle

Preparing to Drive

Steps for releasing the stand, holding controls, and checking surroundings before driving.

Adjusting Speed and Starting Movement

How to adjust speed and begin moving the motorcycle.

Using the Brakes

Braking Safety and Precautions

Safety tips for braking in bad weather and after water exposure.

Correct Way to Park Motorcycle

Turn Off and Secure Motorcycle

Steps to turn off the ignition, park on the stand, and lock the steering.

Break-In Period

Break-In Period Guidelines

Recommendations for the initial break-in period of the motorcycle.

Troubleshooting Engine Start

Engine Does Not Start

Checks to perform if the engine fails to start.

Inspect Before Driving

General Inspection Guidelines

How to inspect the motorcycle before riding, including security.

Daily Inspection Checklist - Brakes and Tires

Check brake function, tire pressure, and tread depth.

Daily Inspection Checklist - Fuel and Lights

Check fuel level, engine oil, lights, signals, and mirrors.

Periodical Inspection

Periodic Inspection Overview

How to perform 6-monthly and 12-monthly inspections.

Key Inspection Points - Brakes and Operation

Checks for operation parts, brakes, and brake adjustment.

Key Inspection Points - Tires and Air Cleaner

Check tire pressure and the air cleaner element.

Key Inspection Points - Fluids and Lights

Check battery, transmission, fuel, engine oil, lubricant, and lights.

Simple Maintenance Methods

Maintenance Precautions

Safety precautions and general advice for performing maintenance.

Brake Adjustment

How to adjust the front and rear brake levers for proper play.

Maintenance and Repairs

Brake Shoe and Fuse Replacement

How to check brake shoe wear and replace blown fuses.

Battery Terminal Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning battery terminals to ensure good connection.

Battery Care and Handling

Battery Usage and Safety

Precautions for using and charging the 12V closed battery safely.

Air Cleaner Element Washing

Steps for disassembling, washing, and re-assembling the air cleaner element.

Parts Need Periodic Replacement

Parts Replacement Schedule

Recommended replacement intervals for parts like brake lines and fuel hoses.

Specifications

Electrical Diagram