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How  to  Ride  Motorcycle  /  Safe  Riding  Tips 

Braking  :

•  Close  the  throttle  completely,  leaving  the 

clutch  engaged  (except  while  shifting 
gears)  so  that  the  engine  braking  will  help 

slow  down  the  motorcycle.

•  Shift  down  one  gear  at  a  time  so  that  you 

are  in  Neutral  when  you  come  to  a 
complete  stop.

•  When  stopping,  always  apply  both  brakes 

at  the  same  time.  Normally  the  front  brake 
should  be  applied  a  little  more  than  the 

rear.  De-clutch  as  necessary  to  keep  the 
engine  from  stalling.

•  Never  lock  the  brakes,  or  it  will  cause  the 

tyre  to  skid.  When  cornering,  use  brakes 
judiciously  and  do  not  de-clutch.  Reduce 
your  speed  before  you  get  into  the  corner.

•  F o r   e m e r g e n c y   b r a k i n g ,   d i s r e g a r d 

downshifting,  and  concentrate  on  applying 
the  brakes  as  hard  as  possible  without 
skidding.

Stopping  the  vehicle  :

•  Close  the  throttle  completely.
•  Shift  the  transmission  into  neutral.
•  Bring  the  vehicle  to  complete  stop.

•  Turn  the  ignition  switch  off.
•  Support  the  motorcycle  on  a  firm  level 

surface  with  the  center  or  side  stand  & 

lock  the  steering.

Parking  :

•  Shift  the  transmission  into  neutral  and  turn 

the  ignition  switch  OFF.

•  Support  the  motorcycle  on  a  firm  level 

surface  with  the  center  or  side  stand.

Caution  :  Do  not  park  on  a  soft  or  steeply 
inclined  surface  other  wise  the  motorcycle 

may  fall  over.

Safe  Riding  Tips

 

 

Wear  A  Helmet  :

  Always  wear  a  helmet 

while  riding.  Your  helmet  should  conform 
as  per  your  country  standards.

  Read  thoroughly  the  instructions  in  this 

manual  and  follow  them  carefully.

  Avoid  unnecessary  accessories  for  the 

safety  of  both  rider  and  other  motorists.

  Get  familiar  with  traffic  rules  &  regulations 

in  your  states  as  well  as  general  traffic 
signs.

  Do  not  overload  your  vehicle.

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  Safe  Riding  Tips  /  Daily  Safety  Checks

  Familiarise  yourself  well  with  starting, 

acceleration  and  braking  of  the  vehicle.

  When  applying  the  brakes,  use  both,  the 

front  and  rear  brakes.  Applying  only  one 
brake  may  cause  the  rider  to  loose  control, 

use  more  of  the  front  than  rear  judiciously 
depending  on  road  surface  conditions.

  Riding  at  proper  speed  and  avoiding 

unnecessary  acceleration  and  braking  are 

important  not  only  for  safety  and  low  fuel 
consumption,  but  also  for  longer  life  of  the 

vehicle  and  smooth  operation.

  During  rainy  season  ride  the  vehicle  more 

cautiously.  Remember  vehicles  skid  more 
easily  during  light  showers.

  Drive  cautiously.  Start  early  and  reach  your 

destination  safely.

  Always  carry  vehicle  registration  papers, 

insurance  and  a  valid  driving  licence  with 
you.

 

Rainy  Season  Care  :

 

Fit  &  Finish  Parts

 

It  is  suggested  to  customer  to  take 
appropriate  care  in  area  of  heavy 
monsoon  or  high  rainfall  area. 

•  Enough 

fuel  level

  for  planned  distance  of 

journey. No fuel leakage in fuel lines.

n

• 

Engine oil

 level (bet  upper - lower level mark)

• 

Throttle  cable

  play  of  2  -  3  mm.  Smooth 

operation & positive return to closed position, 

• 

Brake Pedal

 Play - 20 to 30 mm.

• 

Wear lining Indicator

 within usable range.

  no brake dragging.
• 

Drive Chain

 slack of 25 to 35 mm adequately 

lubricated.

•  Function of all 

lights & horn

•  Smooth 

steering

 

movement

 without restriction

• 

Clutch lever

 play - 2 to 3 mm

• 

Both stands

 return to their fully up position.

•  Correct 

inflation  pressure

  in  both  tyres 

adequate tread  depth - no cracks / cuts. 

•  Correct 

rear  viewing

  span  adjustment  of 

mirror.

The  appropriate  surface  preventive  coat  to 

avoid  rusting  /  poor  surface  finish  on 

account  of  adverse  atmospheric  conditions.

Daily  safety  checks:

Summary of Contents for CT100B

Page 1: ... repairs of your CT 100 B In the rare event of going to a local garage always insist on Genuine Bajaj Spares to ensure safety performance and longer life of your vehicle Should you require any additional information please approach Bajaj Dealers If necessary you may also write to selling dealers with relevant details like Registration no Chassis no Engine no Date of purchase Kms run name of sellin...

Page 2: ...g Speed 1300 100 rpm Max Net Power 6 03kW 8 2Ps at 7500 rpm Max Net Torque 8 05 Nm at 4500 rpm Ignition System Digital CDI with twin map ignition Spark Plug Mico UR3AC Champion PRZ9HC Spark Plug Gap 0 6 to 0 7 mm Lubrication Wet sump Forced Transmission 4 speed constant mesh Brake Front Rear Mech expanding shoe Fuel Tank Capacity Full 9 3 litres Reserve 2 2 litres Usable Reserve 1 2 litres Tyre Si...

Page 3: ...or LH RH 2 Control Switch LH 3 Speedo Console 4 Control Switch RH 5 Throttle Grip 6 Indicators LH RH 7 Fuel Tank Cap The Frame and Engine serial numbers are used to register the motorcycle They are the unique alpha numeric codes to identify your particular vehicle from others of the same model and type Engine Number Frame Number 4 5 1 1 2 3 6 6 7 5 ...

Page 4: ...FF ON Steering unlock Ignition ON 2 3 4 5 6 5 Location of Parts Fuel Tank Cap To open the fuel tank cap insert the key in the lock and turn it clockwise and lift fuel tank cap Fuel Tank Cap is locked when pushed back into the place Fuel Tap Fuel tap lever has following positions ON When fuel level is above Reserve position RES When fuel level is below Reserve position OFF When fuel supply is to be...

Page 5: ...ovided on Side cover from hole provided on Frame Slide the Side Cover forward towards the engine from location B to release slot provided on front side of Side cover from bracket with rubber cap provided on Fuel Tank Take out Side cover Similarly Side cover RH can be removed after removing screw D Caution Remove cover as described above otherwise the lugs may break Ignition switch ON Engine OFF Ig...

Page 6: ...H For Side cover RH adopt same procedure and fit the screw D properly Caution Fit cover as described above to ensure proper fitment 8 Location of Parts FRONT BRAKE ADJUSTER Front Brake Adjustment For safe riding the brakes must always be maintained in perfect condition Brake is properly adjusted if The wheel rotates freely when the control lever is in the resting position The braking action starts...

Page 7: ...nto next higher or lower gear Open the throttle and release the clutch lever slowly and simultaneously Warning When shifting down to lower gear do not shift at such a high speed that the engine rpm rises excessively and which may cause the rear wheel to skid 2 3 4 1 N A A Gear Shifting Lever Note When the engine is already warm on 0 hot days Higher than 35 C open the throttle part away instead of ...

Page 8: ...regulations in your states as well as general traffic signs Do not overload your vehicle 13 Safe Riding Tips Daily Safety Checks Familiarise yourself well with starting acceleration and braking of the vehicle When applying the brakes use both the front and rear brakes Applying only one brake may cause the rider to loose control use more of the front than rear judiciously depending on road surface ...

Page 9: ...place the air filter element periodically Engine oil Check level Use recommended grade and quantity Brakes Ensure that the brakes are not dragging binding Clutch Ensure correct clutch lever play Tyre pressure Always maintain the recommended tyre pressure Carburettor Clean and adjust the carburettor Adjust idling speed Vehicle Maintenance Ensure Following 15 Periodic Maintenance Information A Oil f...

Page 10: ...battery It is always recommended to hand over the same to the Authorised battery Bajaj dealer for proper disposal of the same Tool Kit Location It is located inside the Side Cover LH A rubber strap is provided to hold the tool kit It can be used to keep First Aid Kit TOOL KIT 17 Periodic Maintenance Lubrication Chart Servicing RECOMMENDED FREQUENCY Servicing Water Wash Sr No Operation 1st Take car...

Page 11: ...ged C A C A C A C A C A Replace if damaged C A T C A T C A T C A T C A T C A T C A T C T C T C T C T C T C T C T RECOMMENDED FREQUENCY Sr No Operation wiring harness Battery connections routine tie bands clamps tightness Ignition switch barrel cleaning Handle bar control switches contacts cleaning 19 21 24 25 20 23 All cables rear brake pedal free play 22 Use WD40 spray or equivalent C CL C A C A ...

Page 12: ...The correct and careful non use maintenance carried out before storing the vehicle will prevent the vehicle from rusting and from such other non operational damages like fire hazards Clean the entire vehicle thoroughly Empty the fuel from the fuel tank and carburettor float bowl if fuel is left in for a longer time the fuel will break and gummy substance could clog the carburettor Remove the spark...

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