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DD125E-5C MOTORCYCLE SPECIFICATIONS

Part name

Item

Overall

Kerb weight

Rated load

Maximium speed

Front type size

and Pressure

Rear type size

and Pressure

Fuel tank

Reserve fuel

Headlight

Turn signal light

Front/Rear

Tail/brakelight

License plate

light

Spark plug

Accumulator

Fuse

Horn

ric

Ignition

Unit

km/h

Model or technical parameters

Part name

Item

Model

Type

Displacement

Minimum fuel-

consuming ratio

Compression ratio

minimum idle

speed

Spark plug gap

Fuel type

Lubrication type

Rated power

Transmission

Primary drive

ratio

First drive ratio

Second drive ratio

Third drive ratio

Fouth drive ratio

Fifth drive ratio

Terminal

Fan initial

temperature

Reflector initial

temperature

Coolant capacity

Coolant type

Unit

g/kw.

rpm

Single cylinder 4 stroke,

Overhead camshaft

DD244MI

Engine

Cooling

system

125

340

10.2:1

1500

100

0.6~0.7

RQ-93

SAE10W/40API SG

7.8(9500r/min)

Normally joggled five gears

3.833

2.769
1.882

1.45

1.217
1.083
3.071

1.6

125

3500 antifreeze aritirust

2335

965

1100

1660

184

150

100

90/90-21 225kpa

160/80-16 225kpa

13.5

2.7

CDI electric ignition

12V35W/35W

12V10W/3W(12V10W)

12V21/5W

A6RTC

12V10W

12V9A.h

15A

12V 105dB

wgeelbase

Model or technical

parameters

Summary of Contents for DAYTONA 125

Page 1: ...Httpw ww REGAL RAPTOR com REGAL RAPTOR MOTORCYCLES DAYTONA 125 350 DD125E 5C DD350E 6C...

Page 2: ...ttle Inspection and Adjustment ClutchAdjustment Drive Chain Check Adjustment and Lubrication Front wheel hydraulic left right disc brake Rear Wheel Hydraulic left right disc brake Front Wheel Disassem...

Page 3: ...take their pleasure in providing you with more technical consul tations and after sales services The data instructions specifications and pictures demonstrated in the manual are based on the latest de...

Page 4: ...e the motorcycleaccord ing to the following regulations 1 During the first 1 000 km avoid full the throttle and never labour the engine The rotating speed of the engine should be strictly restricted t...

Page 5: ...oaded safety accidents orequipmentdamage may occur This manual should be considered a permanent part of the motorcycle and should remain with the motor cycle when resold The company reserves all the r...

Page 6: ...t drive license Make yourself conspicuous to help avoid the accident that wasn t your fault Wear bright colored clothing Don t keep extremely close to other motorcycles Properly use signal devi ces su...

Page 7: ...revent loose clothing catching the handlebars kick starter footpegs and tyres MODIFICATIONS LOADING PROTECTIVE APPAREL Modification of the motorcycle or change of original equipment may render the mot...

Page 8: ...t can adversely affect stability and handling NEVER exceed the maximum weight limit of 150 kg Accessories produced by our company have undergone special design and test and can render the motorcycle s...

Page 9: ...TION Left switch Horn button Headlight dimmer switch Indicator switch rear mirror clutch lever fuel tank cap t h r o t t l e g r i p r i g h t s w i t c h starter button headlight switch engine cut of...

Page 10: ...e5 left brake bump6 radiator cover 7 gearshift lever8 left foot peg9 engine10 engine number side stand 11 side stand 12 left muffler 13 passenger foot peg 14 right left indicator 15 fuel switch 16 car...

Page 11: ...right brake bump 6 frame metal plate 7 rear brake pedal 8 right foot peg 9 radiator 10 sensor 11 carburetor 12 air filter 13 right muffler 14 rear brake bump15 rear disc brake 16 rear wheel 17 rear r...

Page 12: ...clockwise the lock is on at this moment the circuit is still cut off after the lock is moved on the key can be removed 3 at this moment move the ignition lock anticlockwise or clockwise to the intern...

Page 13: ...to lock while pushing in and then remove the key Caution Always lock the steering when the motorcycle is not run LEFT HANDLEBAR CONTROLS 1 horn button 2 turn signal switch 3 passing switch 4 headlight...

Page 14: ...ndlebar Select for low beam and press the passing switch and then both lowbeam and highbeam lights areon Release the switch and only low beam light is on When the motor cycle overtakes at night use th...

Page 15: ...Turn the engine cut off switch to and pressthe electric starterbutton atthe same time slightly opening thethrottle can crankthe engine Headlight Switch The head light switch has three positions and he...

Page 16: ...g positions with different road and driving conditions User can adjustthe position of to change thespring force inorder to drivemost comfortably Fuel tank capacityis 13 5L with 2 7L reserve fuel We re...

Page 17: ...losed securely While refuelling fuel should be filtered through the filter at the mouth of the tank of specially filtered before how to open the fuel cap Insert the fuel key turn 90 degree at right si...

Page 18: ...ows into the Carburetor When the handle is turned to the reserve fuel is supplied only when the normal fuel runs out When the handle is turned to please refuel the tank because only 2 7L reserve fuel...

Page 19: ...tified tomeet or exceed requirementsfor service SG The viscosity grade of engineoil should bebased on theatmospheric temperature in yourriding area asthe picture attached show To change engine oil you...

Page 20: ...inflation may result in the tyre slipping on or coming off the rim and causing an accident WARNING NOTE Tyre pressure should bechecked before youride while thetyres are cold Check tyres for cuts imbed...

Page 21: ...g in all steering positions Connection of steering line and free play of handle If necessary adjust or change Lights and signals check that the headlight taillight turn signals and horn function prope...

Page 22: ...e the batterymay be discharged quickly andused for ashorter period oftime Insert the ignition key and turn it clockwise 90 degree to unlock the lock and turn the ignition switch left right Turn the fu...

Page 23: ...the engine to slow down release the clutch again andpull the gearshiftpedal up toshift into secondgear It is thesame for changingto any other gear RIDING During the initialrunning in of 1000km avoidfu...

Page 24: ...applying both front and rear brakes at the same time Otherwise it may cause loss of control and a skid or overturn When riding on wet or loose surfaces manoeuver steadily Immediately speeding up rapi...

Page 25: ...ver ground removethe dipstick wipe it clean and reinsertthe dipstick withoutscrewing it in Removethe dipstick tocheck the oillever If required addthe oil certifiedto meet requirements for serviceSAE10...

Page 26: ...1 6Lkerosene After that cutoff the engine press thestarter button forseveral times to clean thecomponents in thecrankcase the drain screw Tilt the enginefor 2 to3 hours Add 1 9L new oil after theoil...

Page 27: ...EPLACEMENT Spark Plug Selection Disconnect the spark plug cap from the spark plug Clean any dirtfrom around thespark plug bases Dissemble the spark plug using the spark plug wrench in the tool kit and...

Page 28: ...screw out the screw disassemble the air filter cover and take off the air filter parts and then assemble the new filter parts Please use the new filter or the high quality air filter of the same model...

Page 29: ...ew the lock nut and turn the upper adjusting nut If not enough remove the carburetor cover and adjust the adjusting nuts a and b until it is proper THROTTLE INSPECTION AND ADJUSTMENT Throttle Cable In...

Page 30: ...sary unscrew the lock nut positioning the clutch cable on the locator of the crankcase and adjust it Turn the lever as A shows to decrease free play Turn as B shows to increase The same for the adapto...

Page 31: ...and damage of every partof the chain If necessary replace it Lubricate the chain with an appropriate amount of motor oil or chain lubricant oil Install the driving chain in the reverse order ofdisass...

Page 32: ...D RIGHT DISC BRAKE The brake fluid has strong corrosion If it is drunken wrongly force to spit it out If eyes or skin are contacted with it clean with plenty of water and see a doctor WARING 1 Never u...

Page 33: ...le brake disc is 3 5mm the same marked on the brake disc Don not ride your motorcycle after you have just replaced the disc with a new one Grasp and release the front brake lever several times until t...

Page 34: ...ffluid disc brake regularmaintenance REAR FLUID DISC BRAKE The brake fluid has strongcorrosion If itis drunken wrongly force to spit it out If eyes or skin are contacted with it clean with plenty of w...

Page 35: ...thedisc go toyour authorized service dealer forthe sake ofsafety WARNING Brake System Pre ride inspection must be performed every day on the following item A Check the brake system for fluid leakage B...

Page 36: ...take off the front wheel including brake disc To replace the front wheel or brake disc unscrew the brake disc lock bolt and take off brake disc the order of assembly is on the contrary Axle nut Lock b...

Page 37: ...Move the rear wheel forward and remove the driving chain from the drive gear thus taking out the rear wheel Rear master cylinder Rear master cylinder nut Rear axle nut Rear wheel axle Front rear wheel...

Page 38: ...ove its capand add distilledwater carefully upto the upperlevel 1 when checkingelectrolyte or addingdistilled water make sure thatthe air tube is well connected with the air outlet of the accumulator...

Page 39: ...to the radiator until it is filled 3 Screw the cap on the radiator tightly 4 Start the motorcycle When the temperature of the coolant reaches about 80 degree stop the engine for 5 minutes then open th...

Page 40: ...otherwise the life of the engine will be affected because of overheating The position of sensor is as indicated in picture 4 caution Please use 3500 antifreezing antirust coolant The coolant is poiso...

Page 41: ...ailure occurs It usually indicatesa short circuitor an overloadin the electrical system Seeyour authorized servicedealer for repair Caution Replace with the specified fuse Never use other conductive m...

Page 42: ...eps toreduce the effects of deterioration form non useof the motorcycle In addition necessaryrepairs should bemade BEFORE storing the motorcycle Storage 1 Clean and drythe motorcycle Wax all painted s...

Page 43: ...t Inflate both frontand each tyresproperly Measure the pressurewith a gaugeand make itin accordance with the specified requirements Check for bolts nutsand screws toprevent a safetyhazard resulting fr...

Page 44: ...edealer for thesake of safety 1000km 4000km 8000km 12000km ITEM FREQUENCY FUEL LINE THROTTLE OPERATION CARBURETOR AIR CLEANER ELEMENT SPARK PLUG ENGINE OIL ENGINE OIL STRAINER SCREEN TIMING CHAIN TENS...

Page 45: ...I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IR I I I I I DRIVE BELT REAR BRAKE SYSTEM BRAKE SHOE WEAR BRAKE FLUID TUBE BRAKE FLUID RESERVOIR BRAKE FLUID FRONT BRAKE SYSTEM REAR BRAKE LIGHTSWITCH FR...

Page 46: ...on type Rated power Transmission Primary drive ratio First drive ratio Second drive ratio Third drive ratio Fouth drive ratio Fifth drive ratio Terminal Fan initial temperature Reflector initial tempe...

Page 47: ...on type Rated power Transmission Primary drive ratio First drive ratio Second drive ratio Third drive ratio Fouth drive ratio Fifth drive ratio Terminal Fan initial temperature Reflector initial tempe...

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