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Vehicle Identification

Frame, engine and EPA Identification

The frame, EPA and engine identification are required when you register your motorcycle, but EPA identification is generally applicable in the USA. The frame and engine serial may also be required when ordering replacement parts.Please record these numbers in the reference and Warranty Certificate section in this manual.

Write down important information here

Frame NO. (VIN)  

Engine NO.

FrF

EPA (only USA) information ЈєEPA

Frame Identification (VIN)

The frame number (VIN) is stamped on a number plate located on the right front side of the frame.

Engine Identification

Engine number is stamped on the bottom of the engine, on the left side.

EPA Identification EPA

EPA identification is stamped on the rear fork or on the left side of the frame.

Preparing Before Using

Pre-ride checking

Refer to ownerЎЇs manual for proper starting and riding instructions. After the first hour of race use, we recommend checking the tightening of all components, paying special attention to the following parts:

Handlebar ЈFootrestЈWheel sprocket ЈShock absorb ЈEngine bolts and nuts ЈRear sprocketЈFront brake leverЈThrottle controlЈClutch leverЈEngine stop push buttonЈDisk-type with hydraulic controlЈChainЈAxle of wheel

And pay attention to the follows:

1. Check all fuel and electric lines for proper connections and being filled with fresh gasoline.

2. Wear protective clothing, gloves, and eye protection that doesnЎЇt interfere with your vision.

3. Use a gauge to check the air pressure of tires. Adjust if needed. Also look for signs of damages or excessive wear.

4. Spokes & Make sure the spokes are tight. Also check the rims for damage.

5. Look under the motorcycle for signs of leaking fluids (fuel, engine oil)

6. Engine oil: Check the level or window of green oil and add oil if needed

7. Check the free-play and adjust if needed Rotate the throttle to make sure it moves smoothly without sticking,and snaps shut automatically when it is released,in all steering positions.

8. squeeze the front brake lever and step on the rear brake pedal to check that the controls operate normally.

9. Adjust free play, if necessary.

10. Check fuel and add fuel if needed.also make sure the fuel fill cap is securely fastened.

11. Check the condition and slack of drive chain.Adjust and lubricate if needed, also check the chain slider for wear and replace if needed.

12. Check the capable housing foe wear.Check the fittings for looseness.replace or tighten as needed.

13. Use a wrench to make sure for wear of nuts &bolts,

14. Check for looseness of spark plug.

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