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VENT

125 Baja + Baja RR /

VENT

125 De Derapage RR

use and maintenance manual

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Baja

Baja RR

Derapage

Derapage RR

DIMENSIONS

Length (mm)

2160

2141

2080

2070

Width (mm)

820

830

Height (at the handlebar) (mm)

1170

1210

1141

1180

Height at the seat (mm)

875

900

850

870

Distance between axis (mm)

1395

1450

1395

1410

Minimum free height from the ground (mm)

320

310

283

270

Empty weight (kg)

106.5

102.5

108.5

104.5

Weight in running order (kg) (*)

113

109

115

111

MOTOR

Type

Single-cylinder, 4 strikes, 4 SOHC valves

Number of cylinders

Single-cylinder, tipped forward.

Overall engine capacity

124.66 cm

Boring/stroke

52 mm/58.6 mm

Compression ratio

11.2: 1

Electric

start-up

Engine rotations per minute at idle

1400 ± 150 min-1

Clutch

Multi-disk in oil bath with cable command on the left side of

the handlebar

Cooling

with fluid

Exhaust system

(catalytic)

Summary of Contents for 125 Baja 2019

Page 1: ...VENT 125 Baja Baja RR VENT 125 Derapage Derapage RR USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL...

Page 2: ...c memory reproduc tion and total or partial adaptation whatev er the means are reserved in all countries Mentions of products or services provided by third parties are for information purposes only an...

Page 3: ...ors 21 Placing the vehicle on the side kickstand 22 Fuelling 22 Starting the engine 23 On your way 24 Stopping the vehicle 25 Stopping the engine 25 Preliminary operations 25 Scheduled maintenance she...

Page 4: ...yourself with the vehicle choose an area away from traffic and de void of dangers to practice VENT thanks you for choosing one of our products and wishes you a pleasant drive Catalytic discharge syste...

Page 5: ...and local laws and regulations regarding ve hicle equipment It is forbidden to use the vehicle to race except for competitions in tracks set apart for this purpose Permitted use Baja models are intend...

Page 6: ...el over the en gine or the exhaust pipe fire hazard If this happens wash and rinse the area involved DANGER KEEP AWAY FROM THE REACH OF CHILDREN DO NOT DISPOSE OF ENGINE OIL IN THE ENVIRONMENT Never f...

Page 7: ...nhaled Avoid starting the engine in closed spac es or anywhere with poor ventilation Failure to follow this recommendation may result in loss of senses and even death by asphyxia Battery DANGER The ba...

Page 8: ...umps rail tracks road signs painted over metal slabs belonging to build ing sites along the road may all be slippery or otherwise jeopardise even if only tempo rarily vehicle stability causing falls w...

Page 9: ...rees drop or release residues resin fruits or leaves containing substances that can damage the vehicle especially its body IDENTIFICATION Vehicle identification Each VENT vehicle comes with a vehicle...

Page 10: ...Light switch 4 Blinker switch 5 Buzzer 6 Air filter 7 Cold start device 8 Fuse holder main and secondary 9 Clutch lever 10 Fuel tap FUEL 11 Clutch command lever 12 Pilot s left foothold with spring a...

Page 11: ...VENT 125 Baja Baja RR VENT 125 Derapage Derapage RR 11 19 21 20 5 14 13 22 18 1 7 9 2 3 4 use and maintenance manual...

Page 12: ...evel rod cap 8 Engine oil drain plug 9 Rear brake command lever 10 Pilot s right foothold with spring always open 11 Front brake fluid reservoir 12 Front brake command lever 13 Accelerator 14 Dashboar...

Page 13: ...VENT 125 Baja Baja RR VENT 125 Derapage Derapage RR 13 21 19 7 9 10 20 18 11 12 13 17 2 23 3 4 26 27 24 25 8 22 use and maintenance manual...

Page 14: ...ON position The lights will light up and the display will show that the circuits are live It is now possible to start the motorcycle DANGER Do not tamper with the engine on off key 1 while the engine...

Page 15: ...on the dashboard will turn on When moved to the left and released it turns on the left blinker Its relative warning light on the dashboard will turn on To turn off the blinker press the lever 3 once i...

Page 16: ...command The command lever 1 for the front brake is located to the right of the steering wheel NOTE The lever has a STOP switch when braking it lights up the rear stop light Pull the lever 2 to brake...

Page 17: ...Rotate the key 2 counter clockwise Press the key 2 inwards and turn it clockwise Remove the key To unlock the steering follow the same in structions in the opposite order WARNING Do not leave the key...

Page 18: ...light neutral gear 8 Cooling fluid temperature alarm light When the warning light is on this means the temperature of the cool ing fluid has reached its maximum allowed temperature Stop the vehi cle l...

Page 19: ...Trip B and a Total hour coun ter Indicator of maximum hours covered maximum 9999 9 hours once this maxi mum value has been reached the odom eter resets itself and starts counting from 0 again Minimum...

Page 20: ...he vehicle Pay attention to the instructions below They have the goal of keeping the pilot or the passenger from falling from the vehicle and or the vehicle itself from toppling which would result in...

Page 21: ...the vehi cle might suffer ITINERARIES Do not strain engine brakes and suspensions in mountain roads Give preference to roads with curves and moderate hills where the engine the brakes and the suspens...

Page 22: ...s back to its place when the vehicle is pulled up from its parking position to its working position Once you are sitting on the bike use your left foot to check the side kickstand and make sure it is...

Page 23: ...ch 4 lever pulled Press the start button 6 without accel erating then release it as soon as the engine starts running WARNING Avoid pressing the start button 6 when the engine is running this might da...

Page 24: ...p your hands firmly on to the handlebar and your feet on the footrests WARNING Make sure the light goes off once the engine is started If this does not happen do not use the vehicle take it to the nea...

Page 25: ...it Park the vehicle on its side kickstand as described in its relative paragraph MAINTENANCE DANGER Danger of fire or toxic fumes Never place flammable substances such as fuel cooling fluid solvents e...

Page 26: ...mselves This sheet is called INTERVENTIONS TO BE MADE BY A VENT DEALER BUT CAN ALSO BE CARRIED OUT BY THE USER DANGER VENT refuses all liability both civil and criminal for damage inflected to people...

Page 27: ...replacement First replacement after 500 Km then after each 2000 Km Components End of break in 500 km 312 miles Every 2 500 km 1 560 miles or 6 months Every 5 000 km 3 120 mi or 12 months Spark plug Ev...

Page 28: ...lar roads Every 12 months Each tyre replacement Components End of break in 500 km 312 miles Every 2 500 km 1 560 miles or 6 months Every 5 000 km 3 120 mi or 12 months Rear damper Transmission cables...

Page 29: ...NOTE When assembling the seat back the tabs 3 must be positioned internally to the side panel in contact with the chassis To reassemble the seat 2 place it on the vehicle press down on its central pa...

Page 30: ...Remove the wheel carefully sliding the disk from the brake fork Remove the wheel by sliding it forward WARNING Do not activate the front brake after removing the wheel otherwise the fork pistons can l...

Page 31: ...rake fork WARNING Do not activate the back brake after re moving the wheel otherwise the fork pistons can leave their seats and cause braking fluid to leak If this happens contact a VENT Dealer Reasse...

Page 32: ...ctric connector 4 from the light cable NOTE Place the lamp bracket on a clean soft cloth on a support surface to avoid damage to the bracket Re mount everything proceeding in the opposite order to dis...

Page 33: ...contact with the oil Insert the dipstick 1 completely in its seat 3 without screwing it Remove the dipstick 1 once again and read the level visible on the stick MAX maximum level MIN minimum level If...

Page 34: ...tically compensate the wearing Front brake fluid level check Park the vehicle on its kickstand Rotate the vehicle completely to the right so that the fluid contained in the reservoir 1 is parallel wit...

Page 35: ...temperatura elevata Pericolo di ustioni alla pelle e danni agli indumenti Rimuovere il tappo liquido refrigerante 1 SOLO con motore a temperatura am biente Arrestare il motore e attendere che si raf f...

Page 36: ...llow the in dications on the Technical information paragraph WARNING The front and rear tyres must be of the same make and model Using different types of tyres on the same car compro mises vehicle sta...

Page 37: ...riodically Climb on to the vehicle to the pilot posi tion Rotate the handlebar completely to both directions NOTE Make sure the handlebar can rotate in a fluid manner without obstacles or nois es The...

Page 38: ...entral kickstand Fuel tank cap If the orifice on the fuel tank cap is obstruct ed fuel aspiration may be compromised which would hamper the start and the per formance of your vehicle Periodically chec...

Page 39: ...tti 2 2 1 1a 1 use and maintenance manual Air filter WARNING Do not wash or damp the filtration element DO NOT use woollen cloths or any other furry material to avoid leaving residues on the air filte...

Page 40: ...vided WARNING Improper maintenance may cause early wear of the chain and or damage the pin ion and or the crown Carry out maintenance interventions more often if you use the vehicle in severe conditio...

Page 41: ...n its neutral posi tion Make sure the vertical oscillation B in an intermediate point between pinion and crown in the lower branch of the chain is of about 40 mm Move the vehicle forward in order to c...

Page 42: ...inspection Make sure all parts of the rear suspen sion are tightened WARNING If you detect any functional anomaly or if specialised intervention is required contact a VENT dealer Spring pre load regu...

Page 43: ...n Clean them with compressed air if necessary NOTE If the spark plug presents cracks on the insulation 4 rusted electrodes 3 and 5 excessive deposits or central electrode 3 with its tip rounded 6 it m...

Page 44: ...3 DANGER After regulation make sure the wheel turns freely when the brake is released Check the brakes for effectiveness In case of need contact a VENT Dealer Combined braking command lever The brake...

Page 45: ...n its kickstand Move away the protection casing 2 Loosen the ferrule 3 Rotate the grub screw 4 until the empty strike A of the clutch lever controlled at the tip of the lever is about 3 4 mm Keep the...

Page 46: ...lace the protection casing 1 WARNING After completing the adjustment make sure the rotation of the handlebar does not hamper the idling speed of the en gine and that the accelerator knob once released...

Page 47: ...urface in a cool dry place If the battery needs to be replaced Replace the battery with one of the same type see paragraph on Technical Infor mation Reassembling the battery Position the master switch...

Page 48: ...the charger After the recharging period Unplug the charger Disconnect the battery from the charger DANGER Wait about 10 minutes after unplugging the charger before installing the battery as the batter...

Page 49: ...e in its own seat Correctly replace the components re moved to access the fuses For a quick check of the proper orientation of the front headlight Place the vehicle on a solid flat terrain Leave the v...

Page 50: ...Disassembly Grip the light bracket 3 pull it and re move it from its seat Press the light bulb 1 with moderate strength and turn it counter clockwise Remove the light bulb 1 from its seat Regulation...

Page 51: ...locking clip 6 to the light bracket Slide the casing 4 properly Reassemble the front headlight Rear headlight bulb The rear headlight unit is LED If it is not working the entire headlight unit must b...

Page 52: ...g beneath plants or trees During some seasons certain plants and trees drop or release residues res in fruits or leaves containing substances that can damage the vehicle especially its body Washing ru...

Page 53: ...ormly distribute the oil poured into the cylinder Reassemble the spark plug Remove the battery Wash and dry the vehicle Apply was on the painted surfaces Check tyre pressure Park the vehicle in a non...

Page 54: ...10 Minimum free height from the ground mm 320 310 283 270 Empty weight kg 106 5 102 5 108 5 104 5 Weight in running order kg 113 109 115 111 MOTOR Type Single cylinder 4 strikes 4 SOHC valves Number o...

Page 55: ...e 6 6 6 6 Fuel reserve 2 5 2 5 2 5 2 5 Engine oil oil change 950 cm3 oil change and oil filter 1000 cm3 when disassembling the engine 1150 cm3 Cooling fluid 0 8l 40 water 60 anti freeze with ethylene...

Page 56: ...LY Fuel Lead free gasoline 95 octanes FRAME Material Steel Aluminium Steel Aluminium Type Double cradle perimeter with decomposable rear part Handlebar inclination angle 27 Trail 57 mm suspensions Fro...

Page 57: ...piston floating fork Rear WAVE disk 220 mm Hydraulic transmission Single piston one piece floating calliper WHEEL RIMS Type Aluminium alloy with tangential spokes Front 21 17 Rear 18 17 tyres Front 8...

Page 58: ...ja RR Derapage Derapage RR spark plug Standard NGK BR9 ES Electrode spark plug distance 0 8 mm light bulbs Front parking light 12 V T4W LED Low beam high beam 12 V 35 35 W S2 LED Front blinkers light...

Page 59: ...T thanks you for choosing its vehicles and invites you to Follow the laws of the road Avoid leaving the engine on when not necessary Avoid making bothersome noises with the vehicle Not dispose of oil...

Page 60: ...VENT 125 Baja Baja RR VENT 125 Derapage Derapage RR 60 use and maintenance manual VENT S r l Via alla cascata 5 7 23815 Introbio LC Italy VAT number 03728030135 it...

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