Lance vintage 150 User Manual

Scooter designed for one operator and one passenger. Adhere to maximum weight capacity.

This scooter is designed for use exclusively on paved roads.

Read this manual carefully, pay attention to safety messages. It's a permanent part of the scooter.

Understand riding challenges, protect yourself, wear protective gear, and be visible to others.

Ride within abilities, avoid hazardous conditions. Keep scooter in safe condition through regular inspection.

Adhere to maximum weight limit for safe handling, braking, and stability. Avoid unbalanced loads.

Identification of major parts including battery, seat, handlebars, instrument panel, and fuel cap.

Explanation of Speedometer, Odometer, Engine Tachometer, Fuel Gauge, and indicator lamps.

Controls electrical circuits: ON for starting, OFF for stopping, LOCK for steering security.

Procedure to lock the steering to prevent theft by using the ignition key.

Details on Dimmer, Turning Light, Horn, and Starter switches for vehicle functions.

Instructions for opening and closing the fuel tank cap and accessing the seat via the seat lock.

Location and operation of front and rear brake levers for applying brakes.

Information on rear storage compartment and the side stand kill switch for safety.

Verify brake levers, free play, and fluid levels. Check for fluid leakage and proper operation.

Ensure throttle grip operates smoothly and engine oil level is correct. Top up if necessary.

Check tire pressure, wear, and tread depth for safe operation. Adjust pressure according to load and speed.

Check tightness of fittings, operation of lights/switches, and adjust mirrors for visibility.

Verify fuel level and ensure correct fuel type (90 octane unleaded). Note tank capacity.

Procedure for starting the engine, including switch positions, throttle control, and brake application.

Steps for safely starting off, including preheating, sitting, and initial movement.

How to adjust speed using the throttle grip and proper parking procedures.

Guidelines for the critical 0-1000 miles, emphasizing gentle operation and avoiding high loads.

Instructions for checking and replacing engine oil, including interval recommendations and procedures.

Procedure and schedule for replacing gear oil. Recommended oil: SAE 10W 40.

Steps for cleaning the air filter, with emphasis on frequency based on riding conditions.

Guidance on inspecting the spark plug, checking electrode gap, and proper installation.

Adjusting brake lever free play and inspecting brake fluid level and for leaks.

Lubricating brake levers, cables, and center/side stands for smooth operation.

Checking the front fork for damage and the steering for worn bearings or play.

Procedures for replacing fuses and basic battery maintenance, including terminal cleaning.