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E OPERATION 25

AREA 26

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VING 48

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RICTION FORCE) 58

T (INERTIA) 58

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STANCE59

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3

C.D.I

12V3AH(MF TYPE)

6.0

1.2

130 / 90 - 10 61J

130 / 90 - 10 61J

TELESCOPIC

NIT SWING OIL DAMPER

HYDRAULIC DISK

DRUM BRAKE

B8HSA

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DATA



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f proper attire and safety

ant factors in the safe

ey traffic regulations and

e their newly purchased

ntion to safety factors.

med to the operations are

accidents. Please don't let

ach the operation of your

ns needed.

s keep in mind and obey

theSafety Precaution

especially children) as

y the vehicle.

tenance inspections.

nstruments



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et should always be

nd the helmet chin

hould be securely

d.

d shoes having

.

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ep in mind that operating

, will be different.

le with goods as this can

eration.

MAXIMUM LOAD : 3kg

AXIMUM LOAD : 10kg



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7

many pedestrians are

children can be burned

enough attention not to

uffler.

he muffler, fire can be

DAELIM MOTOR CO.,

ng device, because it may

y.

o make sure it does not

d clearance and bankingsteering travel or control

nt that will exceed the

city. A blown fuse could

ngine power.

o pull a sidecar or trailer.

d if so equipped.

passenger so that he/she

muffler during travel.



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E

NT BRAKE LEVER

E LEVER PROTECTOR



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9

K LID

HE SEAT)

R CLEANEREMENT

EAR CUSHION

START PEDAL



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G INDICATOR>

oil tank is low, the oil

r turns on.

ns, fill the oil tank with

ICATOR>

tch is operated,

ator flashes in union

of the turn signals.

arning indicator turns

main switch is placed

position, quickly fill

using pure oil



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11

park the vehicle and

se lock handle bars and

key.

cked up in the main

supplementary device

f)

left inONposition

ting engine, battery is

y smoothly without

urn to OPEN.

e a number of keys

h a metal key holder.

d the key holder may

ches or other damage

r while operating the

ecommend cloth or

holders)



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GH/LOW BEAM SWITCH>

w beam can be operated

/low beam switch.

ed when needing extra

ht.

d when other vehicles are

sent, in the city, etc.

LOW



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ded if the horn button is

main switch is in an ON

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ON

ON



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p in the main stand using

ry device(key, wire) for

OCK



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k under the seat.

ned to gain access to the

the main switch key on

M LOAD:10kg

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rrying bags and similar

uld be hung from the bag

fitted for this purpose.

R

ER

mpt to carry very heavy

ads since this would

tability and steering

s of the scooter.



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>

y on the rear brake lever

ver will be automatically

hand from the rear brake

he rear wheel will be

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wheel.(see p. 17)

switch to an ON position.

with cell or kick.

rning indicator turns onn switch is placed to an

on, quickly fill the oil

ure oil.



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CTRIC START(KICK)>

and and then step kick

ongly.

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o place kick starter in

osition after the engineted.

ect main stand and side

tarting.

he starter button and the

edal simultaneously.

g with the kick starter,

ssary to grab the front

es.



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stand.

cle forward to fold the

make sure that the brake

become released during

ssively open the throttle

tually start the driving

the vehicle.

ING ENGINE



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queezing tension on the

ver and slowly begin to

ottle grip to allow for a

start.

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ting of the throttle grip

the vehicle to move

ward.

e RPM isnt decreased

ottle grip return to its

ition, stop operating

t it in the closest

pair center.



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and rear brakes

ttle grip to rotate back to

osition and then squeeze

s.

erate the brakes by firstng the brake levers and

o a more firm squeeze.

f the brakes is used, it

for the vehicle to

iding.

FR. BRAKE



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oaching the desired

roper winker, and afterher vehicles, slowly turn

which you want to stop.

ttle grip to rotate compl-

apply the front and rear

rake light will shine to

n back of you that you are

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FR. BRAKE



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eft, be sure to lock handle

king.

afe area that will not

When you parked the

r driving, make sure

hicle beyond mans

se engine and muffler

k the vehicle on the

d. The vehicle can be

and endanger people



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nable to correct trouble

ou make adjustment or

contact authorizede shops, dealers or

repair shops for

pection and repairs.



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RAKE FLUID>

y placing the vehicle on

a flat surface. Make sure

bars are at a horizontale if the fluid is below the

gnificantly low, this may

e is leakage in the brake

e brake hose to check for

LEVEL

fluid is significantly

the specified level,

nly brake fluid but also

nt brake pad for wear.



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TERIALS>

and sides for nails, rocks,

have become wedged in

H>

ar indicator (wear limit

if there is an insufficient

d remaining.

s are visible, replace tire

.

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NAIL

WEAR INDICATORLOCATION MARKING



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>

eat lock by turning the

y OFF to OPEN to open

tank cap counterclock-

ve it.

with gasoline until it

om of the level plate.

ANK CAP



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TAILLIGHT>

and make sure the lights

ck to see if the lights are

re is dirt on them.

T CHECK>

itch to ON.

operating the front and

k to see if the brake light

eck to see if there is any

s or if there is dirt on the

CK>

itch to ON.

ll the winker in the front

ehicle(including left andlashing properly. At the

k to make sure that the

signal of the winker is

also to see if any of the

or dirty.

WINKER INSPECTION



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Maintenance Schedule

often you should have

e served, and what things

that your motorcycle be

duled to retain its high

y, dependability, and

ol performance.

tions are based on the

t the motorcycle will be

vely for its designed

stained high speed

peration in unusually wet

tions, will require more

ce than specified in the

CE SCHEDULE.

authorized Daelim dealerdations applicable to your

s and use.

ANCE



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NOTE (2)

NOTE (3)

NOTE (3)

REMARK



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REMARK

uires mechanical skill.

not capable to perform

ters.



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G BRAKE FLUID

d other foreign materials

tank to prevent foreign

falling inside tank.

crews and take oil cupplate, diaphragm off.

ommended brake oil to

inside reserve tank.

D BRAKE OIL IS

diaphragm, diaphragm

up cap.

ews securely.

ke pads for wear when

rake fluid.el may be due to wear of

ds are not worn and the

w, check for leakage.



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e lever to check the wear

the brake caliper, if the

not visible, the pads need

NSPECTION

ever must be operated

s after replacement of

ke pad.

rosive is applied to the

braking can not be

ccessfully, resulting in

death of the driver in

ent.

WEAR LIMIT LINE



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SHOE INSPECTION

le becomes worn-out,

ent cycle of shoe may

nding on the wear

the rim drum.

MARK

MARK

e brakes, check the wear

. While tightly squeezing

ver, if the mark of

lined with the markel, this indicates that the

n. Please take the vehicle

r for repair.



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DED OIL>

arkets or privately ma-

il-grade) is used, engine

ffected, and the privileges cannot be guaranteed.

past the fill level. Oil

if this is done.

replace oil cap after

k with oil.

at foreign materials do

oil tank.

ther manufacturers oil

e low quality oil.



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essure using a tire gauge.

re when the tires are cool.

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RE INSPECTION

n improper amount of

ires, or if there are

age or abnormal wear

s may cause unstable

may allow the tires to

y punctured.

PERSONRIDING

FRONT 1.752.00

1.75

2.00

REAR

REAR

FRONTPERSON

RIDING



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over the disc, taking care

he brake pads. Install the

bolts, and tighten to agfm

nt axle nut to the specified

NUT TORQUE

m

ling, operate brake for a

mes and see if wheel is

othly without getting

rench was not used for

see your authorized

n as possible to verify

bly.

embly may lead to loss

pacity.



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and and place vehicle

osition on level graund.

ring for damage or loss

and the side standfreedom of movement.

de stand ignition cut-

stand up.gine.side stand. The engineas you put the side stand

tand system does notescribed, inspect it in

uthorized repair center.

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SPECTION



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everse order of removal.

erent maker or different

is used, it causes

ry engine starting,

ngine revolution and

ration.

lug must be securely

n improperly tightened

ecome very hot and

age the engine.



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G BATTERY WATER>

doesnt need either

r checking battery waterequipment of enclosed

y needs a checking, it

d of by service center.

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ot to disassemble in-

f enclosed battery.

sing vehicle during a

ke off the battery from

to keep from self-

nd electric discharge.

ry in a well ventilated

harging fully. In case it

le to take battery off

hicle, disconnect -



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emble fuse, make sure

der isnt separated.ling fuse in the part of

check if fuse moves

ne. If fuse moves eas-

cause an accident at

a fuse having a larger

he wire can become

nd damaged.

ing any of the electri-

ghts and gauges), be

ce them with the reco-

arts. Using different

d to the fuses burninge to the battery.

ing the vehicle, take

e not to allow to be

he area of the fuses.



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HT BULB]

2 tapping screws and

l light lens.

bulb in the reverse order

GHT BULB : 12V 5W/21W

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B

SCREWS

TAIL & STOP LENS



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R BULB>

ker lens groove and opens using plain screwdriver.

s down on the bulb and

clockwise.

bulb in the reverse order

R BULB : 12V 10W

BULB

WINKER LENS



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gasoline or other ma-

g a low ignition point

a fire hazard.eaner element is in-

assembled, dust and

materials can directly

gine. This results in

linder wear and redu-

and reduced durability

.

ing the vehicle, be

to allow water to get

eaner.

in starting the engine

this happens.

e start is failed duringdriving across water

to see if the water is

n the air cleaner and

in the flooded area. If

ters the air cleaner or

e vehicle may be

the rear-end collision

wer failure.



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ge, such as for winter,

ou take certain steps to

cts of deterioration from

otorcycle.essary repairs should be

storing the motorcycle;

repairs may be forgotten

motorcycle is removed

el tank into an approved

iner using a commercially

d siphon or an equivalent

last more than one month,

ning is very important, to

performance after storage.

IDE

extremely flammablelosive under certainPerform this operationentilated area with theped. Do not smoke ors or sparks in the areaine is drained or storede fuel tank is refueled.



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BER>

BER>

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ENGINENUMBER

SJ50E

1000

000

BERING CAP



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riving and contact service

hen it is turned over.

ht.



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erse portion to the radius

re speed. Decelerate prior

e centrifugal force.



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leaned inside more than

to drive on the rained or

ding.

because front visual field

than motor cycle.



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al position and decelerate

turn circle while driving



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ND REAR WHEEL TURN >

ront and rear wheel and

f the vehicle



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stop immediately after

CT (INERTIA)



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BrGG

Br

(12V 5W)

LICENSE LAMP

GBR

G/Y

O

SB

(12V 10W)

LH. RR. WINKER

VEL

W

IL

G

(12V 10W)

TAIL/STOP LIGHT

(12V 5W/21W)

RH. RR. WINKER

SB

G/Y

BR

O

G

IGN. COIL

G

G

O

G

SB

BROWNBRBLACK

SB

LG

GR

P PINK

GRAY

BLUE

RED

GREEN

WHITE

YELLOW O ORANGE

B

SPARK PLUG

L

G

W

R

Y

SKY BLUE

LIGHT GREEN

COLOR COMB GROUND/MARKING



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