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Reference Mileage for Service

Actual Mileage

Date

Service Item

Dealer's Stamp

5,000m

_____ (MMM) ___ (DD) _____ (YYYY)

5,500m

_____ (MMM) ___ (DD) _____ (YYYY)

6,000m

_____ (MMM) ___ (DD) _____ (YYYY)

6,500m

_____ (MMM) ___ (DD) _____ (YYYY)

7,000m

_____ (MMM) ___ (DD) _____ (YYYY)

7,500m

_____ (MMM) ___ (DD) _____ (YYYY)

8,000m

_____ (MMM) ___ (DD) _____ (YYYY)

8,500m

_____ (MMM) ___ (DD) _____ (YYYY)

9,000m

_____ (MMM) ___ (DD) _____ (YYYY)

9,500m

_____ (MMM) ___ (DD) _____ (YYYY)

ERIODIC MAINTENANCE RECORD

* Copy the periodic maintenance record for further applications, if necessary.

Summary of Contents for Buddy Kick

Page 1: ...owner if the vehicle is sold If you have any questions please ask your authorized Genuine dealer for assistance WARNING California Proposition 65 Operating servicing and maintaining a passenger vehicle or off road vehicle can expose you to chemicals including engine exhaust carbon monoxide phthalates and lead which are known to the State of California to cause cancer birth defects and other reprod...

Page 2: ...OR STEERING HANDLEBAR 10 4 4 SEAT LOCK 10 4 5 LUGGAGE CABINET 10 4 6 HANDLEBAR SWITCHES 11 4 7 FRONT REAR BRAKE LEVERS 12 4 8 POWER FAILURE SWITCH 12 4 9 POWER DISCONNECTION SWITCH 13 5 DIGITAL DISPLAY OPERATION 14 19 6 PRE USE VEHICLE INSPECTION 20 6 1 BRAKE 21 6 2 THROTTLE 21 6 3 ENGINE OIL 21 6 4 TIRE 22 6 5 HEADLIGHT TURN SIGNAL LIGHT 22 6 6 FUEL TANK 23 MOTORCYCLE NOISE REGULATION 5 ...

Page 3: ...27 8 2 SUSPENSION 28 8 3 REPLACEMENT OF FUSES 29 8 4 BATTERY 29 9 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND EASY REPARATION 30 9 1 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 31 9 2 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE FOR EXHAUST CONTROL 32 9 3 NON PERIODIC MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE FOR EXHAUST CONTROL 32 9 4 CLEANING OF AIR FILTER 33 9 5 CHECK OF SPARK PLUG 33 9 6 REPLACEMNET OF GEAR OIL 34 9 7 REPLACEMNET OF ENGINE OIL 34 SPECIFICATIONS...

Page 4: ...arts Genuine brand replacement parts are the exact parts that were originally installed on your vehicle Genuine parts will provide you the maximum performance and longevity giving you confidence and satisfaction that your vehicle is operating as it was designed Genuine Approved Accessories The addition of unsuitable accessories can result in unsafe operating conditions Genuine approved accessories...

Page 5: ... any new vehicle for the purpose of noise control prior to its sale or delivery to the ultimate purchaser or while it is in use or 2 the use of the vehicle after such device or element of design has been removed or rendered inoperative by any person AMONG THOSE ACTS PRESUMED TO CONSTITUTE TAMPERING ARE THE ACTS LISTED BELOW These acts include tampering with the following systems i e modification r...

Page 6: ... plate used during road construction or a manhole cover keep your vehicle in a vertical position while driving over the wet steel surface 5 Prior to driving check the brake surfaces which may be wet from cleaning the vehicle 6 The driver shall wear a safety helmet gloves protective trousers with bottoms of the trouser legs around ankles fastened and a brightly colored jacket 7 Do not carry excessi...

Page 7: ...e refer to the actual vehicle for detailed components Front Brake Shaft Throttle Exhaust Rear Fender Footrest Rear Brake Lever Headlight Turn Signal Light Front Front Fender Front Fork Side Stand Center Stand Seat Grab Rail Tail Light Speedometer Turn Signal Light Rear Rear Shock Mirror ...

Page 8: ...red by Genuine Scooter Company has been marked with a vehicle identification number whose position is shown as follows 1 Central position below the front luggage 2 Steel frame in the middle section 17 alphanumeric codes found with the cover on the vehicle identification number removed ...

Page 9: ... removable Please refer to Steering Handlebar P 12 for correct operations 4 PUSH and turn counter clockwise Open seat with the key location at A B or C 5 B Press and turn the key clockwise to open fuel cap 6 Remove the key and press the E tab rightward to protect the key hole from foreign objects and to activate the anti theft status 7 Plug the shutter magnetic lock on the key shank into F and tur...

Page 10: ...artment is located under the seat Please put your helmet straight inside the luggage compartment and store the helmet facing toward the rear of the vehicle 1 Do not store any object that is not heat resistant or inflammable inside the luggage compartment because the luggage compartment can become heated from the sun or the engine running 2 Do not store any precious or fragile objects inside he lug...

Page 11: ...1 1 2 3 4 5 4 6 Handlebar Switches 1 High Low beam 2 Turn signal light Press to the left to signal a left hand turn press to the right to signal a right hand turn Press the center to turn off signal lights 3 Horn 4 6 Start Pull in the brake lever front or rear and press Start button simultaneously to start up the engine Kill Switch When switch is in the Kill position the engine will not run When t...

Page 12: ...itch Function Prevent theft from hot wiring ignition Use 1 Keep the Power Failure Switch at O to disable start up after the vehicle is parked O Start up disabled Start up enabled 2 Power Failure Switch at O EMS and indicated on the display panel Power Failure Switch at EMS OK only no other icons indicated on display panel Attention Do not change the switch s position while the engine is still runn...

Page 13: ... is greater than 15V indicated on the display panel Do not use the outlet if voltage is over 15V 4 9 Power Disconnection Rollover Switch Your vehicle has a rollover switch which will kill the engine in the event your vehicle falls over while running It is necessary to disconnect and reconnect the battery following a rollover to reset your vehicle to operation Attention Some error messages Code P02...

Page 14: ...TION OF SPEEDOMETER Miles per hour Information for functions Functional icon Engine oil indicator High beam indicator Turn signal light left Fuel level Function key Mileage information Turn signal light right Low beam indicator EMS indicator ...

Page 15: ...ously press the button on the display panel to switch ODO or TRIP Press the button to reset the mileage on the display panel in TRIP mode Press the button on the display panel to indicate Time Refer to Set Up for adjustment of Time Press the button on the display panel to indicate Voltage Voltage alarm Battery voltage lower than 11 5V or greater than 15 5V Press the button on the display panel to ...

Page 16: ...h has fully powered up you will have entered the page for set up Short press to adjust time for each digit Long press to switch between HR and MIN Long press to set time and switch to contrast Short press to adjust contrast Long press will set contrast and exit setup mode returning to normal display mode Set Up Mode Display Contrast Time Set ...

Page 17: ...ODO is displayed in bottom right corner Scroll to the tachometer page Long press will change between kilometers and miles Trip Odometer Short press to scroll through menus until TRIP is displayed in bottom right corner Scroll to the tachometer page Long press will reset trip odometer 17 ...

Page 18: ...e codes will be displayed on page D 1 Short press advances to page D 2 showing System Information Short press advances to page D 3 showing real time sensor information EG Speed Engine speed RPM TW Engine Temperature Celcius MAP Manifold Air Pressure kilopascals TPS Throttle Position open Note Range is 0 60 ISC Idle Speed Controller Position 18 ...

Page 19: ...s functions while riding for the purpose of safety The oil indicator ON indicates the engine oil should be replaced Bring your vehicle to a Genuine dealer for oil change service Reset the oil indicator when service is completed Press and hold the button under ODO total mileage for 3 seconds until the oil indicator blinks When the oil indicator is blinking press and hold the button for another 5 se...

Page 20: ... or add any lubricant as necessary 21 Tire Check tire air pressure wear and inspect for damage 22 Switches Speedometer Check functions 12 Center Stand Check function add lubricant or adjust the center stand if necessary 26 Assembled Parts Fasteners Check all assembled parts and fasteners fasten or adjust if necessary Fuel Tank Check the fuel level add fuel as required 23 Headlight Turn signal ligh...

Page 21: ...blem has been fixed Bring the vehicle to your authorized Genuine dealer for repair A loose brake lever is an indication there is a problem in the brake system 2 Brake fluid Disk brake Check the brake oil level add brake fluid if necessary Brake fluid designated FMVSS DOT4 3 Leakage of Brake Fluid Check all joints along the brake hose for any brake fluid leaking from the joint or the brake cylinder...

Page 22: ...r for replacement Minimum depth of tread patterns front and rear 0 8mm Attention 1 It is very dangerous to drive a vehicle with tire treads that are excessively worn In the event the tire tread wear indicators display a worn tire please contact your authorized Genuine dealer for replacement Attention Do not touch the surface of the headlights after long periods of illumination due to high temperat...

Page 23: ... exhaust gas Do not alter the exhaust system Attention To avoid burning please park the vehicle in a location where pedestrians or children cannot come into contact with the high temperature exhaust Attention Please adhere to the following instructions in order to avoid damage to the catalytic converter and other dangers 1 Add premium unleaded gasoline only 91 octane or higher 2 Do not drive idle ...

Page 24: ... 3 The throttle can be slightly advanced to easily start the engine at low temperatures 0 Celsius or high altitudes 6500 ft Note If the engine does not start release the start button and try again after a few seconds Engine start up should be completed within 5 seconds to avoid excessive battery discharge 7 2 Passenger Foot Pedals When you want to use the passenger pedals press the pedal so that i...

Page 25: ...id crashing 6 Decelerate the vehicle when driving down hill 7 7 Running In of the Engine The run in stage is critical to your vehicle s service life As a result the following information must be read carefully It is recommended that vehicle loading should be limited during the break in period due to all of the new components installed in the engine The key point during the run in stage is breaking...

Page 26: ...use the vehicle to tip over Parking Turn off the engine and remove the key when the vehicle is parked Attention The vehicle should be parked away from pedestrians or children Do not park the vehicle on a slope or soft earth to prevent the vehicle from rollover Incorrect Correct Incorrect 7 8 Parking 1 Center Stand ...

Page 27: ...stem this can cause brake failure if the brake fluid level is lower than standard Check the brake fluid level prior to riding add brake fluid if necessary Please follow the precautionary measures as follows 1 Press the brake lever to make sure the brake fluid tank is horizontal during inspection 2 Refill with the correct brake fluid Using the incorrect brake fluid can result in leakage and or brak...

Page 28: ...uring inspection Attention If the front fork s functions are not smooth or any component is damaged immediately contact your authorized Genuine dealer 3 Never mix brake fluids The mixture of brake fluid with different specifications can generate hazardous chemicals which can result in brake failure 4 Moisture should not be introduced into the brake fluid tank when adding brake fluid The boiling po...

Page 29: ...sealed battery installed on the vehicle In case of any sign of leakage of battery acid immediately contact your authorized Genuine dealer 2 If the engine has difficulty starting weak horn dim lights etc follow the standard procedure to charge the battery 3 Charge the vehicle s battery and disconnect the cable which is connected to the negative terminal before leaving the vehicle unused for a perio...

Page 30: ...ecified engine oil Contact your authorized Genuine dealer for changing of the engine oil Note 2 Replacing Brake Fluid 1 Replace the brake fluid during disassembly of the brake master cylinder or the brake caliper 2 Replace the seals for the brake master cylinder and the brake caliper every two years 3 Replace the brake fluid hose every four years unless the hose is damaged then replace immediately...

Page 31: ... 3 on P 31 Check every 3 750 miles V Belt Check for damage or wear clean the belt prior to lubrication replace the belt if necessary Replace Clutch Check functions clean the clutch if necessary Tire Check balance damage and circular degree replace the tire if necessary Wheel Bearing Check wheel assembly for function wobble bolt torque etc Suspension Check functions and leakage Steering Bearing Adj...

Page 32: ...exhaust gasket if necessary ISC Valve ISC 1 10 When engine is hot EMS Check all sensor functions Throttle Valve Check and clean the throttle every 3750 miles clean the throttle every 7 500 miles C C C Service available at an authorized Genuine dealer only C Part checked cleaned every 3 000m every 10 000m R Part changed every 6 000m or checked every 3 000m for driving security To keep the vehicle s...

Page 33: ...ould be removed for inspections periodically due to the spark plug being damaged and or gradually eroded by heat and deposits Replace the spark plug if it has been eroded or contains excessive carbon deposits Prior to installation the spark plug gasket surface and dirt inside the threads should be cleaned or removed and the spark plug should be tightened according to the standard torque Note When ...

Page 34: ... Total quantity 110 c c Quantity to be replaced 90 c c Total quantity 1000 c c Quantity to be replaced 800 c c Filler Plug Bolt Drain Plug Filler Plug Upper Limit Lower Limit Drain Plug 9 7 Replacement of Engine Oil 1 Check the engine oil level prior to each ride bring the vehicle to your authorized Genuine dealer for inspection in case too much oil is being consumed 2 Replace the vehicle s engine...

Page 35: ...lash Fuel Device Fuel Tank Capacity Fuel Supply 5 5 liters l 1 45 gallons Fuel injection system Appliance Ignition Spark plug Start up Transistor Ignition NGK CR8E Power driven Category Item Specifications Transmission First Reduction Device Second Reduction Device Clutch Gearbox 0 75 2 6 49 16 47 15 9 596 47 17 47 15 8 66 Dry centrifugal govern weight V belt C V T Suspension Device Front Suspensi...

Page 36: ... finds that a safety defect exists in a group of vehicles it may order a recall and remedy campaign However NHTSA cannot become involved in individual problems between you your dealer or Genuine Motorcycles To contact NHTSA you may either call the Auto Safety Hotline toll free at 1 800 327 4236 or TTY 1 800 424 9153 go to http wwwsafercar gov or write to Administrator NHTSA 1200 New Jersey Avenue ...

Page 37: ...hicle to document maintenance has been completed in accordance with the emissions or standard warranty PERIODIC MAINTENANCE RECORD A vehicle usually driven in any disadvantageous environment such as dust shall be maintained according to a short cycle in order to keep the vehicle s performance Reference Mileage for Service Actual Mileage Date Service Item Dealer s Stamp 250m _____ MMM ___ DD _____ ...

Page 38: ...M ___ DD _____ YYYY 6 500m _____ MMM ___ DD _____ YYYY 7 000m _____ MMM ___ DD _____ YYYY 7 500m _____ MMM ___ DD _____ YYYY 8 000m _____ MMM ___ DD _____ YYYY 8 500m _____ MMM ___ DD _____ YYYY 9 000m _____ MMM ___ DD _____ YYYY 9 500m _____ MMM ___ DD _____ YYYY PERIODIC MAINTENANCE RECORD Copy the periodic maintenance record for further applications if necessary ...

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