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Joseph BennettJul 26, 2025
What to do if RIEJU Motorcycle engine receives no spark?
- CCindy BushJul 26, 2025
If your RIEJU Motorcycle engine isn't sparking, disconnect the green stop light cable on the CDI coil and then check for a spark.
What to do if RIEJU Motorcycle engine receives no spark?
If your RIEJU Motorcycle engine isn't sparking, disconnect the green stop light cable on the CDI coil and then check for a spark.
What to do if the RIEJU Motorcycle has a persistent ignition fault?
If you're experiencing a persistent ignition fault on your RIEJU Motorcycle, check each ignition system component one by one.
General| Displacement | 49.7 cc |
|---|---|
| Cooling System | Liquid cooled |
| Transmission | 6-speed |
| Front Suspension | Hydraulic fork Ø37 mm |
| Front Brake | Hydraulic disc, 260 mm |
| Rear Brake | Hydraulic disc, 200 mm |
| Fuel Capacity | 6.3 liters |
| Weight | 85 kg |
| Front tire | 80/90-21 |
| Rear tire | 110/80-18 |
| Wheelbase | 1, 405 mm |
| Seat height | 870 mm |
| Fuel System | Carburetor |
| Engine Type | Single cylinder, 2-stroke |
| Rear Suspension | Mono-shock absorber |
| Starter | Kick |
| Frame | Steel |
| Engine | Single-cylinder, 2-stroke |
Information regarding the ignition switch and steering lock keys provided with the motorcycle.
Details on the ignition switch, speedometer, neutral indicator, and temperature warning lights.
Explanation of the 2-stroke oil level warning light and its critical importance for engine health.
Description of the main beam headlight indicator and direction indicator warning lamps.
Details the OFF, ON, and RESERVE positions of the petrol tap for fuel flow control.
Details the 3-position indicator switch for left, right, and off functions.
Explains how to activate the horn using the dedicated button.
Describes the main and dip beam light switch positions for illumination control.
Instructions for using the choke lever when the motor is cold for optimal starting.
Operation of the clutch and front brake levers located on the handlebars.
Operation of the rear brake pedal and the gear box pedal for control.
Location and filling instructions for the 2-stroke oil tank, with a capacity of 1.2 litres.
Access and capacity details for the petrol tank, which holds 6.3 litres.
List of components and systems to inspect before riding the motorcycle for safety.
Specific checks for oil, brakes, lights, tyres, and chain before operation.
Procedure for checking and bleeding the front brake system for optimal performance.
Checking the rear brake fluid level and brake pad wear for safety.
Ensuring correct operation and free play of the throttle twist grip.
Checking operation of all lights, indicators, and warning lamps.
Importance of checking tyre pressure and wear for safety and performance.
Instructions for starting the engine and beginning to ride the motorcycle correctly.
Guidance for the initial 0-500 km period to ensure proper engine wear-in.
How to control speed and acceleration using the throttle twist grip.
Correct method for slowing down using front and rear brakes simultaneously.
Steps for safely stopping the vehicle and turning off the engine.
How to use the gear lever for shifting gears, including first gear.
Role of the carburettor in fuel-air mixture and warnings about tampering.
Description of the hydraulic front fork, including tube diameter and oil specifications.
Details of the hydraulic mono-shock absorber and PRS system for PRO models.
How the radiator maintains engine temperature and procedures for checking coolant.
Procedures for checking spark plug condition, gap, and replacement.
Instructions for accessing and performing initial cleaning of the air filter.
Detailed steps for washing the foam filter in paraffin and applying filter oil.
How to adjust chain tension, with a tolerance of 35-45 mm.
Importance of cleaning and lubricating the chain for longevity and performance.
Steps for cleaning dirt/mud and applying chain lubricant correctly.
Instructions for draining and refilling the gearbox oil (SAE 10W/30, 820cc capacity).
Steps for washing the vehicle, using detergent, and drying it properly.
Applying lubrication to cables and water repellent to electrical parts.
Steps for preparing the motorcycle for extended storage, including draining fuel.
Schedule of basic maintenance checks at 500, 3,500, and 3,000 km intervals.
Overall dimensions (length, width, height) and basic weight of the motorcycle.
Details on engine type, gears, make, cylinders, capacity, and starter system.
Specifications for transmission oil, air filter type, petrol, and carburettor.
Specifications for spark plug, clutch type, primary, and secondary transmission.
Details on brake disc sizes and tyre sizes and pressures.
Voltage and wattage specifications for various lights and indicators.
