What to do if my Zero Motorcycles SR/F Motorcycle displays a charger fault?
If your Zero Motorcycles Motorcycle displays a charger fault, disconnect the charging pistol, wait for 2 minutes, and then retry.
What to do if my Zero Motorcycles SR/F Motorcycle displays a pilot signal invalid fault?
If your Zero Motorcycles Motorcycle displays a pilot signal invalid fault, it may be due to a charging station error. Disconnect the charging pistol, wait for 2 minutes, and then retry.
What to do if my Zero Motorcycles SR/F displays a immobilizer error?
If your Zero Motorcycles Motorcycle displays an immobilizer error, try reprogramming the keys.
What to do if I have a mode fault on my Zero Motorcycles SR/F?
If you are experiencing a mode fault on your Zero Motorcycles Motorcycle, reinstall Ride Modes through Smartphone App.
What to do if I have a riding mode fault on my Zero Motorcycles Motorcycle?
If you are experiencing a riding mode fault on your Zero Motorcycles Motorcycle, reinstall Ride Modes through Smartphone App.
What does it mean if my Zero Motorcycles SR/F displays a 12V low voltage fault?
If your Zero Motorcycles Motorcycle displays a 12V low voltage fault, it indicates a 12V system fault.
What to do if my Zero Motorcycles SR/F Motorcycle displays a self test fail?
If your Zero Motorcycles Motorcycle displays a self test fail, disconnect the charger, turn the key off for 2 minutes, and then try again.
What to do if my Zero Motorcycles SR/F Motorcycle displays battery module ineligible?
If your Zero Motorcycles Motorcycle displays 'battery module ineligible,' disconnect the charger, turn the key off for 2 minutes, and then try again.
What to do if my Zero Motorcycles SR/F displays contactor open?
If your Zero Motorcycles Motorcycle displays 'contactor open,' disconnect the charger, turn the key off for 2 minutes, and then try again.
What to do if my Zero Motorcycles SR/F displays battery module awaiting connection?
If your Zero Motorcycles Motorcycle displays 'battery module awaiting connection', disconnect the charger, turn the key off for 2 minutes, and then try again.
Welcomes the rider and introduces the manual's purpose for understanding the motorcycle.
Warns about potential chemical exposure from vehicle operation and maintenance.
Alerts to potential perchlorate material in batteries and special handling requirements.
Describes the manual's scope, configuration coverage, and referencing information.
Provides essential safety warnings and advice for operating the motorcycle.
Offers guidelines for proper charging to maximize power pack life and performance.
Details the zero-emissions nature of the electric motorcycle and its environmental benefits.
Advises on using only approved parts and accessories for safety and compatibility.
Explains where to find key identification numbers like VIN, Power Pack, and Motor serial numbers.
Outlines critical safety measures for operating the motorcycle, including gear and responsible use.
Details key procedures like turning off the motorcycle and using the kickstand for safe operation.
Identifies the locations of various certification and information labels on the motorcycle.
Highlights the presence and meaning of high voltage warning labels for safety.
Introduces the main controls and components of the motorcycle for rider interaction.
Illustrates and identifies components visible from the left side of the motorcycle.
Illustrates and identifies components visible from the right side of the motorcycle.
Details the function and operation of various controls located on the handlebars.
Explains the terminology and functions for navigating the motorcycle's dash menus using the MODE button.
Describes the available ride modes (ECO, STREET, SPORT, RAIN, CUSTOM) and how to change them.
Provides instructions on how to activate, set, and disable the cruise control feature.
Explains how to adjust the heat levels for the optional heated grips.
Details how to adjust the front brake lever position for rider comfort.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the motorcycle's digital dash display and its readouts.
Explains the meaning and function of various warning and indicator lights on the dash.
Describes the customizable gauge quadrants on the dash and their available options.
Outlines the different screens displayed on the dash, including Riding Screen and Menu Screen.
Guides users on how to access and modify preferences for the ride interface and display settings.
Explains how to access and view battery status, including State of Charge and Estimated Range.
Details how to access and adjust performance-related settings, such as ABS.
Covers accessing odometer, trip data, and error logs from the motorcycle's display.
Describes the procedure for using the helmet hooks to secure helmets while parked.
Explains the operation of the lockable tank storage compartment.
Essential checks to perform before riding to ensure the motorcycle is safe and ready.
Provides guidelines and warnings for safely carrying passengers and cargo on the motorcycle.
Outlines the features and availability of the Zero Motorcycles smartphone application.
Step-by-step instructions for pairing a smartphone with the motorcycle via Bluetooth.
Explains the function of the black and yellow keys and how to obtain replacements.
Details the operation of the key switch and how to engage the steering lock for security.
Describes the function of the tip-over sensor and how to reset it if activated.
Explains the use of the kickstand to support the motorcycle when parked.
Covers the basic steps for starting, riding, and stopping the motorcycle safely.
Explains the function of the temperature indicator and the motorcycle's thermal management strategy.
Discusses factors affecting vehicle range and industry standard test procedures.
Provides tips and factors to consider for predicting and maximizing the motorcycle's riding range.
Provides information about the high-voltage battery cells and the Z-Force® Power Pack technology.
Explains the role of the BMS in monitoring and optimizing the power pack's performance and longevity.
Shows how to identify the factory-installed chargers on the Zero SR/F motorcycle.
Details the process of charging the power pack using onboard equipment, including warnings and tips.
Describes the optional Power Tank accessory and its impact on battery capacity and range.
Provides information on charging times based on connector type, equipment, and power supply.
Lists the owner's responsibilities regarding the manual, maintenance, and legal compliance.
Lists recommended replacement parts and fluids for motorcycle maintenance.
Outlines the recommended service intervals and items requiring attention for optimal performance.
Provides a detailed chart for scheduled maintenance based on time and mileage intervals.
Lists key fasteners, their torque specifications, and notes for periodic checking and tightening.
Covers inspection of wheels and tires, including tire inflation and replacement guidelines.
Details drive belt maintenance, inspection, cleaning, and tension checking procedures.
Explains the procedure for removing the rider's seat to access internal components.
Guides on how to check and adjust headlight alignment for proper illumination.
Describes the process for replacing the turn signal light bulb.
Informs that the brake/tail light assembly is non-serviceable and requires dealer replacement.
Covers the 12V battery's function, charging, and replacement precautions.
Explains the use of 12V accessory connectors for additional electrical devices.
Details the function of fuses, the Power Distribution Unit, and how to replace fuses.
Guides on how to access and replace fuses in the 12V fuse center.
Explains how to locate and replace high voltage fuses for the power pack.
Provides instructions and warnings for safely cleaning the motorcycle's components.
Offers guidelines for storing the motorcycle for extended periods to preserve battery health.
Warns about the dangers of high-voltage components and necessary safety precautions.
Offers a guide to identify and potentially resolve technical issues with the motorcycle.
Lists and explains system notifications that appear on the dash for non-critical events.
Explains how to retrieve and interpret error codes displayed on the dash for diagnosing issues.
Addresses the impact of extreme temperatures on motorcycle performance and battery.
Explains the breakdown of the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) for reference.
Details the meaning of each character in the VIN for identification and ordering parts.
Lists technical specifications for the Zero SR/F motorcycle sold in Europe.
Lists technical specifications for the Zero SR/F motorcycle sold outside Europe.
Provides details on the factory warranty coverage, terms, and conditions.
Identifies Zero Motorcycles Inc. as the warrantor.
Specifies eligibility for the limited warranty for original and subsequent owners.
Lists parts and components covered under the limited warranty, including the Power Packs.
Outlines the duration of the limited warranty for demonstrators and non-demonstrators.
Lists exclusions from the limited warranty, such as normal wear and tear or improper use.
Details additional limitations and disclaimers related to express and implied warranties.
Defines customer responsibilities, including reading the manual and performing maintenance.
Explains Zero's commitment to repair or replace defective covered parts.
Addresses state lemon laws and notification requirements for service issues.
Guides on how to obtain warranty service through local dealers or directly from Zero.
Explains the process for transferring ownership and the limited warranty to a new owner.
Provides contact information and details needed for customer assistance.
Instructs on how to report safety defects to relevant authorities and the manufacturer.
Provides spaces to record details of completed maintenance services and any related notes.
General| Category | Electric Motorcycle |
|---|---|
| Motor | Z-Force 75-10 |
| Battery Capacity | 14.4 kWh |
| Front Tire | 120/70ZR17 |
| Power | 110 hp (82 kW) |
| Torque | 190 Nm (140 lb-ft) |
| Range (City) | 161 miles (259 km) |
| Range (Highway) | 82 miles (132 km) |
| Top Speed | 200 km/h (124 mph) |
| Front Suspension | Showa 43 mm Big Piston Separate Function Fork (BP-SFF) |
| Front Brakes | Dual 320 mm disc |
| Rear Brakes | Single 240 mm disc |
| Weight | 485 lbs (220 kg) |
| Rear Suspension | Showa shock, adjustable preload, compression and rebound damping |
| Rear Tire | 180/55-17 |
| Charging Time (Standard) | 4.5 hours (95% charged) with standard charger |
| Charging Time (Rapid) | 1.8 hours (95% charged) with optional Rapid Charger |
| ABS | Bosch Motorcycle ABS |
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