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Lauge Jensen GREAT DANE, Manual Manual

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Contents

About this manual ..................................................... 5
Operation ...................................................................... 11
Maintenance and adjustments .............................. 21

Specifications

 .............................................................. 31

Index ............................................................................... 33

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Summary of Contents for GREAT DANE

Page 1: ...1 GREAT DANE MANUAL...

Page 2: ...Contents About this manual 5 Operation 11 Maintenance and adjustments 21 Specifications 31 Index 33 2...

Page 3: ...urchased a unique motorcycle of the highest quality designed and built in Denmark I hope you enjoy owning this motorcycle as much as we enjoyed designing and building it I wish you many years filled w...

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Page 5: ...is based on up to date information available at the time of printing Lauge Jensen reserves the right to make changes at any time and without notice or obligation Not responsible for typographical erro...

Page 6: ...ar directional light 10 Rear light 11 Disc brake front left side 12 Break calliper front left side 13 Clutch cable 14 Clutch cable adjuster 15 Gear pedal 16 Kickstand 17 Primary cover 18 Clutch inspec...

Page 7: ...g lock 8 Exhaust silencer 9 Disc brake rear right side 10 Brake calliper rear right side 11 Swing arm 12 Swing arm bearing 13 Oil filler dipstick for gearbox 14 Engine oil filter 15 Rear brake fluid r...

Page 8: ...ber Example UH9 ULJ 111 B 1 CW1 001 UH9 Danish Transport Authority DK XXX Vehicle type XXX Engine type and trim X Model year X Assembly site XXX Manufacturer code XXX Serial number This number can als...

Page 9: ...on control unit 3 Relay box 4 Connection to battery charger 5 Main fuse 6 Fuse for GPS tracker optional Engine serial number Identified on each side of the engine block Gearbox serial number Identifie...

Page 10: ...10 Handle bar 4 Brake fluid reservoir for front brake 5 Throttle 6 Front brake lever 1 Clutch handle 2 Side mirror 3 Multifunction display Figure 8...

Page 11: ...left side 16 Handlebar instruments right side 16 Light 17 head light rear light and number plate light 17 Parking light and keyless ignition lock 17 Hazard lights 17 Rear brake pedal 18 Gear pedal 18...

Page 12: ...n be set using the MODE and RESET buttons Press the MODE button to show all the functions in sequence 1 RPM Digital tachometer The tachometer can be set to issue an alert at a predetermined rotational...

Page 13: ...alculates the total amount of time that the motorcycle has been driven since being put into use Data is stored in the memory even when the power Is off 9 12 24 hour clock Press RESET for approx 2 seco...

Page 14: ...n each digit setting 7 Choose between km h and m h by pressing the RESET button Finish by pressing MODE 8 The MODE button is held in for 2 sec to approve the settings and return to the start of the se...

Page 15: ...in personal injury Check the engine s oil level regularly using the dipstick Oil temperature gauge The oil temperature gauge is located under the seat To access it lift the rearmost part of the seat w...

Page 16: ...s left side Handlebar instruments right side 1 Headlight low beam high beam 2 Button for horn 3 Button for left indicator light 4 Engine start button 5 Ignition on off 6 Button for right indicator lig...

Page 17: ...in the rearmost position 2 The keyless ignition lock is activated by placing the ignition key in front of it See page 19 Hazard lights To turn on the hazard lights press the buttons for the right and...

Page 18: ...utting the motorcycle in first gear Steering lock Make sure that the motorcycle is evenly positioned and on its kickstand To lock the handlebar turn it all the way to the left Push the cover to the si...

Page 19: ...section and pressing the clutch Choker mode turns on and off automatically depending on whether the engine is warm or cold The engine s stop button should be in the RUN position and then the Start bu...

Page 20: ...which may result in personal injury Note When the engine is stopped using the stop button the ignition should then be turned off to avoid battery drain Cautiont The key should be removed completely f...

Page 21: ...lt 27 Replacing bulbs 28 Cleaning 28 Winter storage 29 Preparing the motorcycle 29 Scheduled maintenance Servicing 29 MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENTS This section describes in more detail the procedures t...

Page 22: ...imum level see section Specifications for oil type The oil must not be more than 1 cm over the minimum Replace the tank cap Fig17 Figure 18 Fig18 Figure 19 Gearbox oil The oil level in the gearbox sho...

Page 23: ...ary adjustments Figure 20 Fig20 Figure 21 Clutch To achieve optimal function of the clutch it is importantfor there to be clearance in the clutch lever Correct clearance is 2 mm as shown in fig 20 If...

Page 24: ...ake fluid must be at least half full and as a maximum completely full see fig 23 If necessary DOT 5 silicone based brake fluid can be added from a closed container Brake fluid in both brakes must be c...

Page 25: ...be replaced as a wheel set such as 2 pairs for the front wheel Failure to meet this requirement may affect braking efficiency which can cause you to lose control of the motorcycle which may result in...

Page 26: ...he optional GPS tracking system 2 The main fuse is an automatic type that cuts off connection to the battery in the event that any overload occurs 3 The relay box is for a Lambda sensor heating elemen...

Page 27: ...tere i personskade eller tab af menneskeliv justering af drivrem Drivremmens sp nding skal kontroll res efter de f rste 800 km og derefter som en del af den planlagte vedlige holdelse P sit midtpunkt...

Page 28: ...mended that the openings in the exhaust silencers are covered and that switches and sockets in the electronic injection control are protected against intrusion of water Warning After washing the brake...

Page 29: ...ed maintenance Servicing It is recommended that Lauge Jensen carries out scheduled service of the motorcycle Lauge Jensen recommends that your motorcycle is serviced once a year or every 8 000 km whic...

Page 30: ...tem for leaks 15 Lubricate front brake handle throttle and cables clutch with cables and kickstand 16 Check fuel line for leaks Nr Kontrol 17 Replace fuel filter 18 Check batter terminals Clean if nec...

Page 31: ...one based Reservoir capacity Front 20 ml Rear 20 ml Battery Type YTX20H L BS Voltage 12 V Capacity 18 Ah Spark plugs Type Champion RA8HC NGK BPR5ES 11 Electrode opening 0 8 mm 0 1 Air filter Lauge Jen...

Page 32: ...utch type Multi Plate Dry Primary drive belt Belt BDL SPC 136 1 530350218 15810 Secondary drive belt Belt BDL 140 1 95 62 1880 Gearbox ratio 1st gear 2 94 2nd gear 2 21 3rd gear 1 57 4th gear 1 23 5th...

Page 33: ...n for indicator 16 C Cleaning 30 Clutch 23 Clutch cable 6 23 Clutch handle 10 23 Clutch inspection 6 Connecting to battery charger 9 D Dipstick 7 9 22 E Engine oil 22 Engine serial number 9 Engine sta...

Page 34: ...dicator 6 7 12 14 16 17 Ignition coil 6 Ignition key 19 Ignition lock 19 J K L LCD screen 14 Led lights 14 Low beam 16 M Main fuse 9 26 Multifunction display 10 12 N Noise emission 8 Number plate 6 Nu...

Page 35: ...g bulb 28 RPM gauge 12 Running in the engine 20 S Scheduled maintenance 29 Service 29 30 Shock absorber 25 Side mirror 10 Specifications 31 32 Speedometer 12 Stand 6 18 Steering lock 7 18 Swing arm 7...

Page 36: ...36 Vejlevej 154 8700 Horsens Denmark Tel 45 7626 4000 info laugejensen dk www laugejensen dk...

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