Incorrect tire pressure is a common cause of
tire failure. Long-term incorrect tire pressure
may lead to tire damage, thread separation
or even loss control of the motorcycle,
resulting in serious personal injury.
WARNING
Before each ride, check the tire pressure and
adjust it to an appropriate pressure level.
When the tire is cold, use an accurate
pressure gauge to check the tire pressure.
When the tire pressure is too low, the rolling
resistance of the outer tire increases, and
the inner tube may also shift.
WARNING
Please refer to the Periodic Maintenance Table on
page 10.2 for the inspection and maintenance of
the chain.
1. Keep the chain and sprockets clean.
2. Check the chain wear, tightness and lubrication.
(1) After removing the key from the key switch and
turning off the main power switch, prop up the
body of the motorcycle with a lift stand so that the
rear wheel is suspended. Move the chain up and
down and check whether the swing is within the
recommended range: 15-30mm.
(2) When adjusting, first loosen the rear wheel
axle nut, and then adjust the left and right adjust-
ing bolts to make the chain tightness within the
recommended range.
(3) Use appropriate amount of chain oil or chain
wax to lubricate the chain.
Chain
Check the wheels and tires for any of the
following:
Deformed or cracked rim;
Impact marks on the rim;
Loose or deformed spokes;
Cuts, cracks, penetration or missing tread blocks
in the tread or sidewall area;
Tire bulge;
Uneven tire thread wear;
Uneven height of tire mounting line.
If you find any of the conditions above, please
replace the wheel or tire immediately.
Wheels and Tires
1. When the chain swings up and down
beyond the recommended range, it will
aggravate the wear of swingarm protec-
tion rubber. Please adjust the value to
15mm in time.
2. After adjustment, the left and right
chain adjuster marks should be symmetric
to the mark on the swingarm.
CAUTION
Maintenance Maintenance
10.11
10.12
Standard Tire Pressure Table
Type
Off-road
Front
225kPa
Rear
225 kPa
For off-road tires, it is recommended to
lower the tire pressure accordingly when
riding in tracks and trails.
NOTE
15-30mm
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