TVS Metro Plus User Manual

Inspection before riding
Check the following items before riding.
ITEM WHAT TO CHECK FOR
Engine cum Transmission oil Availability of oil upto the level
Fuel Enough fuel for the planned distance of running
Tyres Correct pressure
Adequate tread depth / No cracks or cuts
Battery Proper working of speedometer lamp, tail lamp, license plate lamp, brake
lamp, turn signal lamps, neutral lamp and electric starter*.
Electrolyte level
Speedometer Performing self check
Lighting Proper working of head lamp high beam / low beam and high beam indicator.
Steering Smooth movement, No play or looseness
Throttle Correct free play of cable, Smooth operation
Clutch Correct free play of cable
Smooth and progressive action
Brakes Availability of brake fluid (incase of disc brake), proper working of brake and
correct brake play.
Wheels Free rotation
* Applicable for electric start model only
RIDING YOUR TVS METRO PLUS
RIDING YOUR TVS METRO PLUS

TVS Metro Plus Specifications

General

Displacement	109.7 cc
Maximum Torque	8.7 Nm @ 5000 rpm
Tyre Size (Front)	2.75 x 17
Tyre Size (Rear)	3.00 x 17
Seat Height	790 mm
Engine Type	4 Stroke, Single Cylinder, Air Cooled
Transmission	4-speed
Fuel Tank Capacity	10 liters
Brakes	Drum
Kerb Weight	109 kg
Starting Method	Kick Start/Electric Start

Summary

Inspection Before Riding

Engine Oil Check

Check availability of engine and transmission oil up to the correct level.

Fuel Level Check

Ensure sufficient fuel is available for the planned distance of running.

Tyre Inspection

Verify correct tyre pressure and adequate tread depth, checking for cracks.

Lighting System Check

Ensure headlamp, tail lamp, brake lamp, and indicators are working.

Brake System Check

Check brake fluid, proper working, and correct brake play.

Starting the Engine

Setting the Vehicle in Motion

Engaging First Gear

Fuel and Tyre Management

Fuel Leak and Evaporation

Tyre Pressure and Wear

Maintain recommended tyre pressure and replace worn tyres to improve economy and handling.

Driving Habits for Economy

Avoid fast starts, rapid acceleration, unnecessary idling, and frequent braking to save fuel.