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1.

 

Before using your motorcycle 

1.1

 

Your motorcycle should be assembled by a properly qualified motorcycle 
mechanic at a dealer authorised by Vmoto UK.  

1.2

 

You should undertake all training and certification that is legally required 
to  ride  your  motorcycle.    Also,  if  it’s  your  first  time  riding  this  type  of 
motorcycle, you should test in a quiet area away from traffic.   

1.3

 

Ensure that you know about and obey all traffic laws and regulations.  

1.4

 

Always use appropriate clothing, including armoured jacket and trousers, 
motorcycling boots, gloves and a properly‐fitted helmet.   

2.

 

Riding style and safety 

2.1

 

Ride with foresight and consideration for other road users.  Always keep 
both hands on the handlebars while riding and turn the throttle slowly.  

2.2

 

Never ride when under the influence of alcohol or drugs which may affect 
riding capability.   

2.3

 

Ride with exceptional care on bumpy, loose or wet surfaces.  

2.4

 

Pay attention to any unusual noises or handling of the motorcycle.  If in 
doubt, check it out.   

2.5

 

Always undertake the pre‐ride checks mentioned in this owner’s manual.   

2.6

 

The motorcycle has a side stand.  Ensure that the motorcycle is on an even, 
stable surface before using the stand.   

2.7

 

Never use your mobile telephone or do anything else which may distract 
you from riding or from other road users.   

2.8

 

Always  service  your  motorcycle  at  an  authorised  Vmoto  dealer  in 
accordance with the service schedule set out in this owner’s manual.   

 

 

Summary of Contents for CUX 2019

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL Soco CUX Version 1 0 January 2019...

Page 2: ...nfo vmoto uk com Address Vmoto UK Distribution Limited 105 Sumner Street London SE1 9HZ You should always follow the instructions maintenance and riding requirements set out in this manual and have af...

Page 3: ...ht and consideration for other road users Always keep both hands on the handlebars while riding and turn the throttle slowly 2 2 Never ride when under the influence of alcohol or drugs which may affec...

Page 4: ...3 3 Vehicle schematics Side view Top view...

Page 5: ...e Shows the total mileage of the vehicle or the current trip 5 6 Battery state of charge Indicates current battery status in bars and as a percentage 7 Data connection shows whether a data connection...

Page 6: ...hrottle at a constant angle press to engage cruise control accelerate or brake to cancel 5 2 Right hand side 1 1 SET button changes instrument display Press for less than 2 seconds to switch between t...

Page 7: ...2 Gear change button push left to increase gear right to decrease 3 Hazard flasher push on and off 4 Parking button press to park press again to disengage READY indicates ready to ride 6 Starting and...

Page 8: ...7 6 2 Intelligent key fob 6 3 Ignition switch...

Page 9: ...evels of brake fluid on the handlebars next to the brake levers Make sure that discs and pads are not worn or damaged and that the disc is not warped 7 3 Move the steering from side to side ensuring t...

Page 10: ...s 9 4 Riding with a battery less than 10 can cause the motorcycle to power off This is normal under voltage protection for the battery If this happens do not ride again until the battery is charged 9...

Page 11: ...ry and can make the battery inoperable requiring replacement 9 13 Do not attempt to modify or disassemble the battery or perform any diagnostics This is extremely dangerous and can result in fire and...

Page 12: ...way from corrosive substances fire and heat sources 10 7 Never charge the motorcycle in the wet or in damp conditions Never leave extension cables outside or on the ground Using any electrical applian...

Page 13: ...instance turn the motorcycle off and then on again using the safety switch 12 Troubleshooting Fault Likely cause of fault Action The vehicle is dead and the start button does not light 1 The battery i...

Page 14: ...inal charger use of other chargers is dangerous 3 The battery is old or requires replacement 3 Replace the battery Console display 99 Controller communication failure Contact after sales care or deale...

Page 15: ...until error resolves Console display 89 Charging low temperature Charge battery in a warmer place and wait for it to warm up Console display 88 Discharge low temperature Put battery in a warmer place...

Page 16: ...ied out by an authorised dealer Vmoto UK in accordance with PDI check sheets in force _________________________ Signature of tester and dealer stamp _________________________ Date Vehicle identificati...

Page 17: ...eries note battery guidelines and check contacts Check tyre pressure and correct if necessary Check tyre wear and replace tyre s if necessary Check brake pads and discs and correct replace if necessar...

Page 18: ...stamp Inspection 9 500 miles miles ____________________ _________________________ Date signature stamp Inspection 12 500 miles miles ____________________ _________________________ Date signature stam...

Page 19: ...amp Inspection 33 500 miles miles ____________________ _________________________ Date signature stamp Inspection 36 500 miles miles ____________________ _________________________ Date signature stamp...

Page 20: ...amp Inspection 57 500 miles miles ____________________ _________________________ Date signature stamp Inspection 60 500 miles miles ____________________ _________________________ Date signature stamp...

Page 21: ...ture stamp Odometer changed miles ____________________ _________________________ Date signature stamp Odometer changed miles ____________________ _________________________ Date signature stamp Odomete...

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