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General| Fuel System | EFI |
|---|---|
| Transmission | 5-speed |
| Front Suspension | Telescopic |
| Front Brake | Disc |
| Rear Brake | Drum |
| Engine Type | Single cylinder, 4-stroke, air-cooled |
| Ignition | CDI |
| Starting Method | Electric |
| Brakes Rear | Drum |
Refers to labels on the motorcycle for important safety information.
Explains the different types of safety messages like Warning, Caution, and Danger.
Lists conditions under which the warranty becomes void, such as abuse or damage.
Emphasizes the importance of wearing an approved helmet and other protective gear.
General advice for safe riding, including learning, awareness, visibility, limits, and vehicle condition.
States that no one under 16 should operate without adult supervision.
Advises studying the manual, wearing protective gear, and not riding under the influence.
Details the operation of the fuel valve (ON, OFF, RES positions).
Urges wearing appropriate protective clothing for safety, listing essential items.
Highlights the importance of DOT-approved helmets and proper fitting.
Warns that not wearing a helmet significantly increases the risk of severe injury or death.
Warns that improper maintenance or failure to correct issues can lead to severe injury or death.
Warns that improper loading or overloading is hazardous and can cause accidents.
Mentions following proper starting procedures for the engine.
Warns against starting the engine in enclosed spaces due to carbon monoxide.
Notes that fast idling for extended periods can cause exhaust pipe discoloration.
Offers steps to clear a flooded engine if it fails to start.
Details the process of shifting gears and provides tips for inexperienced riders.
Suggests optimal shift points for fuel economy and smooth acceleration.
Provides guidance on parking the motorcycle safely on level or sloped surfaces.
Offers tips to prevent motorcycle theft, such as parking in secure areas and using anti-theft devices.
Warns that failing to follow maintenance instructions can result in serious injury or death.
Provides safety precautions to follow when performing maintenance tasks.
Lists critical safety measures to observe before and during maintenance.
Explains how to use the maintenance schedule based on riding conditions.
Provides notes on adjusting service frequency based on usage and conditions.
Describes how to remove the left and right side covers for access to components.
Specifies the recommended fuel type and octane number for the motorcycle.
Details the steps for safely refueling the motorcycle.
Warns that gasoline is highly flammable and explosive, posing burn risks.
Lists the recommended API classification and viscosity for engine oil.
Explains the procedure for checking and adding engine oil to maintain the correct level.
Provides steps for draining the engine oil, emphasizing proper disposal.
Notes that improper oil disposal is hazardous to the environment.
Outlines the steps for refilling the crankcase with the correct amount of engine oil.
Warns that using the incorrect air cleaner can cause engine wear and performance issues.
Notes that improper air cleaner maintenance can lead to early engine wear.
Gives step-by-step instructions for replacing the air cleaner element.
Explains when and how to service the crankcase breather, especially after riding in harsh conditions.
Inspect and adjust the throttle grip for proper free play.
Describes how to inspect and adjust clutch free play for optimal performance.
Details the steps for adjusting clutch free play using the upper adjuster.
Advises visiting a service center for idle speed adjustments.
Recommends using EPA-approved spark plugs and warns against improper heat ranges.
Gives step-by-step instructions for replacing the spark plug, including cleaning and gapping.
Advises adjusting rear suspension pre-load based on load and riding conditions for comfort and traction.
Discusses checking brake fluid levels, looking for leaks, and inspecting brake pads.
Recommends using DOT4 brake fluid or equivalent and ensuring it is fresh.
Explains how to check the brake fluid level and what to do if it's low.
Lists other inspections for fluid lines, fittings, and potential leaks.
Describes how brake pads wear and how to inspect them for replacement.
Details the steps for adjusting the brake pedal height using a stopper bolt.
Describes how to check the rear brake pedal's free play.
Emphasizes using proper tires, checking their condition, and maintaining correct inflation.
Advises against repairing punctured tires or tubes, recommending replacement instead.
Guides on replacing tires, emphasizing using the same size, load range, and speed rating.
Warns that using improper tires can affect stability and cause accidents.
Provides important safety reminders regarding tire types and replacement.
Explains the drive chain's function, lubrication, and adjustment for longevity.
Warns that a new chain with a worn sprocket causes quick wear to the chain.
Details how to check the battery's electrolyte level and precautions for handling.
Explains how to access and remove the battery from its box.
Gives critical safety instructions for connecting and disconnecting battery terminals.
Advises on correctly charging the battery using a trickle charger.
Lists recommended cleaning agents and methods, advising against harsh detergents and high-pressure washers.
Locates the frame (VIN) and engine serial numbers on the motorcycle.
Outlines the owner's rights and responsibilities concerning the emission control system warranty.
Specifies the duration and scope of the manufacturer's warranty for emission-related components.
Details the owner's responsibilities for maintenance, presenting the motorcycle for repairs, and avoiding modifications.
Explains where and how warranty defects will be remedied.
Lists conditions and actions that are excluded from the emission control system warranty.
Informs the owner about specific legal rights related to the warranty, which may vary by state.
Clarifies that this warranty is supplementary to the general motorcycle limited warranty.
Outlines the process for evaluating a motorcycle's eligibility for warranty repairs.
Offers additional information regarding OEM parts usage and retaining maintenance receipts.
Explains how customer warranty claims are tracked and managed.
States that MFR monitors warranty claims and reports emission-related defects to the EPA.
