WHAT TO CHECK
CHECK FOR:
(1)Smoothness
(2)No restriction of movement
(3)No play or looseness
(1)Correct pedal and lever play
(2)No dragging
(3)No slippage
(1)Correct pressure
(2)Adequate tread depth
(3)No crack or cuts
Fuel enough for planned distance
STEERING
BRAKES
TIRES
FUEL
Neutral indicator light
Correct function
Enough amount of oil
(1)Correct play of the throttle cable
(2)Easy operation and positive return of the throttle grip to the closed position.
(1)Suitable strain
(2)suitable lubricating
INDICATOR
HORN SWITCH
ENGINE OIL
THROTTLE
LIGHTING
Operation of all lights: Head, Tail, Brake, Instrument and Turn signal lights
TRANSMISSION
CHAIN
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RIDING TIPS
WARNING
(1)If it is your first time to ride a motorcycle of this type, we suggest that you practice on a non-
public road until you are thoroughly familiar with the controls and operation of the motorcycle.
(2)Riding with only one hand is extremely dangerous. Keep both hands firmly on the handlebars
and feet securely on the footrests. Under no circumstances should both hands be removed
from the handlebars.
(3)Don't try to shift gear in the course of cornering. Slow down to a safe speed before negotiating
a corner.
(4)When the road surface is wet or slippery, there is a reduction in tire friction. You should
reduce speed when you experienced these conditions in which braking and cornering ability
are weakened.
(5)In the case of side winds which may be experienced at the exits of tunnels, when passing by
the cut of hill, or when being overtaken by large vehicles, you should reduce speed and ride
alertly.
(6)Follow the speed limit and traffic regulations at all times.
STARTING THE ENGINE
Check the fuel lever to make sure that it is at "ON" position, insert the key into the ignition switch and
turn it clockwise to the "ON" position. When transmission is in neutral, the neutral indicator will light.
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