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Yamaha Ego Avantiz User Manual

Yamaha Ego Avantiz
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Table of Contents

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Yamaha Ego Avantiz Specifications

General IconGeneral
Engine TypeAir-cooled, 4-stroke, SOHC, 2-valve
Displacement125 cc
Bore x Stroke52.4 mm x 57.9 mm
Compression Ratio9.5:1
Fuel SystemFuel Injection
Ignition SystemTCI
TransmissionV-belt automatic
Front SuspensionTelescopic fork
Rear SuspensionUnit swing
Rear BrakeDrum
Rear Tire90/80-14M/C 49P
Fuel Tank Capacity4.2 liters
Wet Weight96 kg
Overall Length1, 870 mm
Overall Width685 mm
Front BrakeHydraulic single disc
Maximum Power7.0 kW (9.5 PS) @ 8, 000 rpm
Maximum Torque9.6 Nm (0.98 kgf·m) / 5, 500 rpm

Summary

Introduction

Safety Information

Be a Responsible Owner

Owner's responsibility for safe scooter operation and rider qualifications.

Safe Riding

Guidelines for safe riding practices and vehicle condition checks.

Protective Apparel

Essential protective clothing to minimize injury risk in accidents.

Avoid Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Dangers of carbon monoxide from exhaust and prevention measures.

Loading

Guidelines for safely adding cargo and accessories without affecting stability.

Genuine Yamaha Accessories

Importance of using genuine Yamaha accessories for safety and performance.

Aftermarket Parts, Accessories, and Modifications

Risks and considerations when using non-genuine parts or making modifications.

Aftermarket Tires and Rims

Precautions regarding the use of non-standard tires and rims for safety.

Transporting the Scooter

Proper procedures for securing the scooter during transport.

Further Safe-Riding Points

Additional tips for safe riding in various conditions and situations.

Helmets

Importance, selection, and correct wearing of motorcycle helmets for head protection.

Description

Left View

Identification of various parts and components on the left side of the scooter.

Right View

Identification of various parts and components on the right side of the scooter.

Controls and Instruments

Overview of the scooter's handlebar controls and instrument panel layout.

Instrument and Control Functions

Main Switch/Steering Lock

Operation of the ignition switch, steering lock, and seat opening function.

Keyhole Cover

How to open and close the keyhole cover on the main switch.

Indicator Lights and Warning Light

Explanation of dashboard indicator lights and warning signals.

Speedometer Unit

Description of the speedometer, odometer, and fuel meter functions.

Handlebar Switches

Identification and operation of switches on the left and right handlebars.

Front Brake Lever

Location and operation of the front brake lever.

Rear Brake Lever

Location and operation of the rear brake lever.

Rear Brake Lever Lock

How to engage and disengage the rear brake lever lock.

Fuel Tank Cap

Procedure for removing and installing the fuel tank cap.

Fuel

Recommended fuel type, tank capacity, and refueling safety precautions.

Catalytic Converter

Information about the catalytic converter and safety precautions.

Kickstarter

How to use the kickstarter to start the engine if the electric starter fails.

Seat

How to open and close the scooter's seat.

Helmet Holders

Location and use of helmet holders under the seat.

Convenience Hook

Location and load limits for the convenience hook.

Storage Compartment

Information on the under-seat storage compartment and its usage precautions.

Sidestand

Location and operation of the sidestand.

Ignition Circuit Cut-Off System

Explanation of the sidestand switch's role in the ignition system.

For Your Safety – Pre-Operation Checks

Operation and Important Riding Points

Starting the Engine

Step-by-step guide to starting the scooter's engine.

Acceleration and Deceleration

How to control speed using the throttle for acceleration and deceleration.

Braking

Proper braking techniques, including warnings for wet conditions.

Engine Break-in

Recommended procedures for breaking in the engine during the initial period.

Parking

Instructions for safely parking the scooter, including engine off and key removal.

General Note

Benefits of proper use and maintenance for optimal performance and longevity.

Periodic Maintenance and Adjustment

Owner’s Tool Kit

Location and purpose of the tool kit for basic maintenance.

Removing and Installing the Cowling and Panels

Procedures for removing and reinstalling body panels for maintenance access.

Checking the Spark Plug

How to inspect and check the spark plug for engine condition.

Engine Oil and Oil Strainer

Procedures for checking, changing engine oil, and cleaning the oil strainer.

Final Transmission Oil

Instructions for checking and changing the final transmission oil.

Air Filter and V-Belt Case Air Filter Elements

Maintenance procedures for air filter elements and V-belt case filter.

Engine Idling and Throttle Grip Adjustments

Checking engine idling speed and adjusting throttle grip free play.

Valve Clearance

Information on valve clearance adjustment, typically done by a dealer.

Tires and Wheels

Importance of tire and wheel condition, inspection, and replacement for safety.

Brake System Checks and Adjustments

Checking brake levers, pads, shoes, fluid level, and performing adjustments.

V-Belt and Cable Maintenance

Checking and lubricating the V-belt, cables, and throttle grip.

Lubrication of Levers, Stands, and Forks

Lubricating brake levers, centerstand, sidestand, and checking front fork.

Steering and Wheel Bearings

Checking steering bearings for wear and inspecting wheel bearings.

Battery Service

Information on battery maintenance, charging, and storage.

Lighting and Fuse Replacement

Procedures for replacing fuses and light bulbs, including troubleshooting.

Troubleshooting Chart

A guide to diagnose common starting problems with the fuel, battery, ignition, or compression.

Scooter Care and Storage

Care

General guidance on cleaning the scooter to prevent rust and corrosion.

Storage

Procedures for short-term and long-term storage of the scooter.

Specifications

Consumer Information

Identification Numbers

Location of vehicle and engine serial numbers for identification and record-keeping.

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