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MAVERICK MV500

OWNER’S MANUAL

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Summary of Contents for MAVERICK MV500

Page 1: ...MAVERICK MV500 OWNER S MANUAL 1...

Page 2: ...cycle Ensure that you fully understand the entire contents and the key points that must be remembered We have used words such as warning and attention to emphasize points of particular importance Plea...

Page 3: ...park plug inspection Air filter inspection Engine oil inspection Engine oil change Throttle adjustment Check and adjust the valve clearance Clutch adjustment Front wheel brake adjustment Rear wheel br...

Page 4: ...nd goggles When operating the motorcycle please ensure that 1 You are wearing bright colored clothing to help ensure that you are visible to other drivers 2 Do not follow too closely behind or in the...

Page 5: ...tal injury Motorcycle Modification There are many accessories on the market that can be fitted to your motorcycle however we recommend that you do not modify the motorcycle without first consulting wi...

Page 6: ...Enough fuel to ride as planed Throttle Throttle grip and clutch lever have the apropriate free travel operate smoothly and quickly Clutch Clutch cables has apropriate free travel and operates smoothly...

Page 7: ...nces should you drive with your hands 3 Do not shift gears while cornering and reduce the speed to safe speed before turning 4 The road surface is damp and smooth and the tire friction is small The br...

Page 8: ...r Wind Shield Ignition Switch Right Grip Throttle Rear Brake Pedal Right Foot peg Left Handgrip Fuel Tank Lock Gear Shift Lever Right Handlebar Shield Left Foot peg Brake Lever Cluth Lever Left Turn I...

Page 9: ...s EFT fails the indicator is on Odometer The mileage tavelled Tachometer The engine rotation speed RPM Fuel consumption The fuel consumption Gear indicator The current gear status Fuel indicator Remai...

Page 10: ...can perform ABS safety mode SAFE and sport mode SPORT switching In safe mode SAFE Press and hold the SEL button for 3 seconds to enter the ABS function area The analog icon on the lower right of the...

Page 11: ...VIN Code engraved on the left side of the steering head Vehicle label is riveted to the r i g h t o f t h e steering head Exhaust Engine Gear Lever Shock Absorber Tail light Rear flasher Rear fender...

Page 12: ...meout switch placed in position 3 Confirm the neutral gears indicator is on 4 Confirm the fuel remaining 1 Only start the motorcycle in a well ventilated area 2 When stopping including long term parki...

Page 13: ...rocedure consult with your Hunter dealer BEFORE using your motorcycle Warning Attention Conducting the proper Run In of your motorcycle is critical to allow all moving parts to become properly conditi...

Page 14: ...o not continue to crank the engine for more than 5 seconds Check the fuel supply and re try starting the engine If it still does not start contact your Hunter Dealer 14 2 Electric Start Button The ele...

Page 15: ...ard Light Switch Use to indicate a hazard situation Low High Beam Switch Horn Button Flasher Switch Overtake Switch 15 Emergency Switch Adjusting Screw Turn the Adjusting Screw counterclockwise to rai...

Page 16: ...lower gears 1 Avoid unnecessary engine idling 2 Riding with the clutch partially depressed will cause excessive clutch wear 3 When decreasing speed or riding up an incline shift to a lower gear in ord...

Page 17: ...l recognize the brake pressure to start working This adjustment can be felt by a slight jump on the brake hand lever or brake pedal Warning light After the ignition switch is turned on the ABS warning...

Page 18: ...ntrol unit ECU a nozzle a throttle body Assy a sensor an oil pump Assy an oxygen sensor and etc The EFI system can precisely control the mixing ratio of air and fuel entering the engine cylinder combu...

Page 19: ...working condition the current engine speed and current load are calculated by sampling the crank position sensor and the intake pressure sensor and the basic fuel injection amount and basic are obtain...

Page 20: ...because the selection of the improper spark plug will cause serious damage to the engine and can cause your Warranty to be null and void Air cleaner inspection For the special air filter the exhaust n...

Page 21: ...Stand on a flat surface 2 Place a tray under the engine and unscrew the oil pan screw from the oil pan and release the oil into the tray 3 Screw out the Fine Oil Filter and clean it 4 Re install the...

Page 22: ...eck the throttle cable for visible damage Replace if damaged 4 Place one drop of oil onto the feral at the injection end of the throttle cable 5 Note After adjustment please start the engine check and...

Page 23: ...the valve clearance is not within the above range remove the hexagon socket head bolt on the side of the cylinder head screw it into the threaded hole of the rocker shaft with M6 long bolt pull out t...

Page 24: ...2 If a large range of adjustment is required adjust the clutch adjustment stud on the right cover of the engine 3 If there is insufficient adjustment available the clutch cable may require replacing C...

Page 25: ...fluid level is below the lower limit add new brake fluid to bring the level to the upper limit mark Danger 1 ONLY USE DOT4 BRAKE FLUID 2 When the front brake handle is soft or slack it indicates that...

Page 26: ...ydraulic brake system and the air MUST be removed from the system 3 Remove the rear brake disc and check the wear of the brake discs If the thickness is less than the maintenance limit of 2 0mm it sho...

Page 27: ...come loose If this happens the electric horn may fail to function properly Check that the horn is functioning correctly before very ride If the horn fails to make the correct sound you need to adjust...

Page 28: ...tact with the eyes and skin It should be washed immediately rinse it with water for 5 minutes and seek medical attention immediately Battery Set the ignition switch to the OFF position when replacing...

Page 29: ...a fault or short circuit in the electrical system Please consult with your Hunter dealer Note Avoid water entering the fuses area when washing the motorcycle Warning Do not use fuses other than the s...

Page 30: ...sure not only accelerates tire wear but also seriously affects driving stability Insufficient air pressure makes turning difficult however if the air pressure is too high the contact area of the tire...

Page 31: ...ck and ignition switch 6 Speedometer and gauges When cleaning the motorcycle apply the following procedure 1 The motorcycle should first be sprayed down with clean water to remove excessive dirt and g...

Page 32: ...of pure oil into each cylinder and then re install the spark plugs 6 Remove the battery and store it in a cool ventilated place It is recommended that you charge it once a month 7 Make sure the motor...

Page 33: ...controls and operating systems are functioning properly whilst riding the motorcycle on an isolated section of road at low speed It is the Owner s responsibility to carry out the regular inspection an...

Page 34: ...34 5 Warranty and Service Card...

Page 35: ...d Hunter Service Center and performed at each period in strict accordance with the Routine Maintenance schedule included on the Warranty and Service Card Failure to complete any Routine Maintenance du...

Page 36: ...36 Scheduled Routine Maintenance...

Page 37: ...37 Work History...

Page 38: ...e your flash disc as follows 1 You will be required to show the STNK for the motorcycle and your KTP to verify your ownership of the motorcycle 2 The dealer will upload your current Warranty and Servi...

Page 39: ...the motorcycle is maintained and used appropriately with the terms and conditions of this warranty as follows ARTICLE 1 HMI provides warranty for new Hunter motorcycles under the following conditions...

Page 40: ...claim complaint directly to HMI for consideration contact details are included on this website ARTICLE 4 The motorcycle warranty is conditional to the following For the duration of the Warranty Period...

Page 41: ...and or repairs on the motorcycle done by anyone other than an AHD Either direct or indirect damage caused by a fall or accident Indirect namely damage caused by accidents involving other motorcycles...

Page 42: ...nuts bolts washers pins bulbs and light lenses mirrors steering wheel locks tyres or inner tubes seat upholstery rubber parts plastic parts gaskets oil seals engine oil gear oil grease battery fluid p...

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