OWNER’S MANUAL
2015
MASTERFOX 125cc
6
pressure at the brake lever, you want to make sure they’re firm and not soft or
spongy, if they feel soft and you can move the Masterfox while compressing the
levers you might need to
BLEED THE BRAKES.
WARNING
:
Failure to
properly adjust the brakes can cause a major safety
problem and an accident.
ii.
Look for any loosen bolts or nuts and tighten them.
iii.
Leaks.
Inspect the engine/transmission case and
the fuel tank for leaks. Look
beneath the Masterfox for signs of leaking fluids. If there is any leakage, clean and
tighten fittings as necessary.
iv.
Engine oil.
Check oil level using the dipstick on
the right side of the
engine/transmission case, and add oil if necessary. Be sure to use 4 stroke
10W-40
oil. Be sure the dipstick is properly and securely refitted into the
engine/transmission case.
v.
Finally, check or set the tire pressure and get that thing off the stand as that's all
there is to putting together a brand new d’Magna Masterfox.
Front
25 psi
(1.8 kgf/cm 2)
Rear
25 psi
(1.8 kgf/cm 2)
4.
Operation Instruments:
a.
Hand brake levers:
The hand brake lever mounted on
the handlebars on the Right actuates the front wheel
brake and the one on the Left actuates the rear wheel
brake.
b.
Starter / Off button:
The short circuit button
[1]
turns
off the engine. The GO button
[2]
needs to be pressed
to be able to start the Masterfox. Pushing the yellow
starter button
[3]
will actuate the E-starter.
