Daelim Roadwin 125cc Owners Manual.pdf - Mojo
Daelim Roadwin 125cc Owners Manual.pdf - Mojo
Daelim Roadwin 125cc Owners Manual.pdf - Mojo
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DRIVE CHAIN<br />
●The service life of drive chain is<br />
dependent upon proper lubrication and<br />
adjustment. Poor maintenance can<br />
cause premature wear or damage to the<br />
drive chain and sprocket.<br />
●The drive chain should be checked and<br />
lubricated as part of the Pre-ride<br />
Inspection.<br />
●Under severe usage, or when the<br />
vehicle is ridden in unusually dusty or<br />
muddy areas, more frequent maintenance<br />
will be necessary.<br />
WARNING<br />
●For your safety, drive chain condition<br />
and adjustment should be checked<br />
prior to each use of the vehicle.<br />
Always follow the manufacturer’s<br />
recommendations for proper lubrication<br />
and replacement of the chain.<br />
<br />
1. Turn the engine off, put motorcycle in<br />
upright position on the main stand and<br />
shift the transmission into neutral.<br />
2. Check slack in the lower drive chain<br />
run midway between the sprockets.<br />
Drive chain slack should be adjusted to<br />
allow the following vertical movement<br />
by hand: 10~20mm<br />
3. Roll the motorcycle forward. Stop<br />
check drive chain slack. Repeat this<br />
procedure several times. Drive chain<br />
slack should remain constant. If the<br />
chain is slack only in certain sections,<br />
some links are kinked and binding,<br />
Binding and kinking can frequently be<br />
eliminated by lubrication.<br />
10~20mm<br />
4. Rotate the rear wheel slowly and<br />
inspect the drive chain and sprockets<br />
for any of the following conditions:<br />
■ DRIVE CHAIN<br />
Damaged rollers<br />
Loose Pins<br />
Dry or Rusted Link<br />
Kinked or Binding Link<br />
Excessive Wear<br />
Improper Adjustment<br />
Missing O-ring<br />
■ SPROCKETS<br />
Excessively Worn Teeth<br />
Broken or Damaged Teeth<br />
●A drive chain with damaged rollers,<br />
loose pins or missing O-ring must be<br />
replaced.<br />
●A chain which appears dry or shows<br />
signs of rust, requires supplementary<br />
lubrication.<br />
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