JAWA 250 TRAVEL, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Lubrication of the chain : the chain should be lubricated at least every 500-600 km, or whenever the
motorcycle is used in humid environments, or after a long break (after the rain, in the rain, and after
winter).
RECOMMENDATION
A properly and frequently lubricated chain will last longer than a neglected one. When properly
maintained and kept at the right tension, this chain should last from from 10,000 to 12,000 km.
ATTENTION!
In the case where the chain alone is changed it can happen that it will wear excessively. Always
replace the chain, drive sprocket and rear sprocket together.
BASIC headlamp alignment
Headlamp alignment is carried out under the following conditions:
a) the motorcycle is placed on a horizontal surface and load one rider on the bike without using the
stand
b) the tires are inflated to the prescribed pressure
Observe the height of the horizontal axis of the headlamp centre. Mark this height on a vertical wall 5
metres from the lamp. Note this position, and draw a horizontal line 6.5 cm on the wall below the level
of the mark.
Light up the dipped beam headlamp and set it so that the parameters of the beam correspond with
the sketch.
We recommend adjustment be made during a professional service.
III DISMANTLING AND REASSEMBLY WITHOUT SPECIAL TOOLS
ROLLING CHASSIS
Dismantle the front wheel
Unscrew the nut, loosen the wheel spindle and remove spring washer, loosen the pinch bolt
on the left and remove the wheel spindle. Be careful not to operate the front brake lever when the
wheel is removed as it would displace the brake pads. After removing the wheels, we recommend
you insert between the brake pads a retainer of the same thickness as the brake disc, or thicker, to
prevent inadvertent use of the brake.
When reassembling take care to remove the retainer (between brake disks), slip the brake disk
brakes carefully between the brake pads, clean and grease the wheel spindle. After inserting the
shaft into the wheel, replace and tighten the nut. Pump the front fork several times and only then
tighten the pinch bolt on the left of the slider.