Before checking the fluid level, the Light Bee
electric motorcycle should be in a flat and
upright state and the handlebars should be
in the center to ensure that the reservoir is in
a horizontal position.
When adding new brake fluid, if the brake
fluid overflows, it should be removed imme-
diately to prevent contamination of other
parts.
WARNING
Do not splash the brake fluid on the painted
surface, as it may damage the paint. Spilling
brake fluid on plastic parts can cause corro-
sion. Before removing the reservoir cap,
make sure to put an oil absorbent towel
under the reservoir.
CAUTION
This section describes how to maintain the brake
system of the Light Bee electric motorcycle, which
covers the brake pads (front and rear brake pads
are universal) and recommends brake fluid type
and levels of front and rear brake systems.
Bleeding the Braking System
Users need to bleed air from the braking system,
which can only be done at the designated autho-
rized dealer.
Brake Fluid Level Check
Brake Disc Inspection
Brake Pad Inspection
The thickness of brake disc should be inspected
regularly. The minimum thickness is 1.6mm.
The brake fluid level can be observed through the
inspection window B. If the fluid level is lower
than one-third of the inspection window B, the
brake fluid must be added. Before opening the
brake fluid reservoir, please clean all dust and dirt
on the reservoir cap A to avoid contaminating the
brake fluid.
A low fluid level may indicate worn brake pads or
leak in the hydraulic system. Check whether the
brake pads are worn and whether the hydraulic
system is leaking. Only use the new mineral brake
fluid in a sealed container.
The steps of adding brake fluid are as follows:
1. Unscrew the two screws on the cap of the brake
fluid reservoir, remove the brake fluid reservoir
cap and the reservoir gasket.
2. Add new mineral brake fluid.
3. Check the cap seal to make sure that there is no
wear or damage, and the position is correct.
4. Install the screws for the reservoir cap (torque:
2.5N.m).
Brake Fluid
Reservoir
Maintenance Maintenance
10.7
10.8
Brake System
1.6mm MIN
2.5mm MIN
B
A
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