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MAINTENANCE 6Clutch master cylinder pistonFront brake master cylinder pistonSafety switchKickstandClutch leverFront brakeleverCAUTIONMake sure to always keep clean the contact areas between the following components, asshown in the above figures:• Kickstand and safety switch• Clutch lever and clutch master cylinder piston• Front brake lever and front brake master cylinder pistonClean these areas every 500 ÷ 1000 km, as prescribed in the Scheduled Maintenance Table. Inany case, we suggest to verify the cleanliness of the above areas every time you use the vehicle,in order to maintain the related parts in good working order.6EN- 171 -
MAINTENANCE 66.19. Prolonged inactivityEN6If the motorcycle is to remain unused for a long time, it isadvisable to carry out the following operations:Empty the fuel tank.Remove the battery and store it in a suitable place. Recharge the battery every month.Remove the spark plug caps and the spark plugs. Pour a teaspoonful of engine oil in every sparkplug hole, then place back the spark plugs and the corresponding caps. Make the engine idle fora few minutes.Lubricate all control cables and the joints of all pedals and levers.Clean the motorcycle and treat the paintwork with high quality wax (§6.18.).In order to ensure integrity and performance of the tires, park your motorcycle in a fresh, dry anddark place, with a temperature relatively constant and lower than 25° C (77° F). Avoid direct contactof the tires with heating pipes or radiators, and prolonged contact with oil or gasoline. Avoidparking with the tires near to electrical motors or devices capable to produce sparks or electricdischarge. During the period of inactivity, place your motorcycle on the rear stand (§4.7).Cover the vehicle with an adequate canvas cover.When the motorcycle is first put back into service, rememberto carry out a comprehensive check (§4.8.) and, if necessary,to have the vehicle serviced (§6.1.).- 172 -
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Owner’s Manual
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Dear Customer,We wish to thank you
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CONTENTSchap. Subject covered page4
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INDEXAAccessories- installation 33A
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INDEXProlonged inactivity 172Purpos
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GENERAL INFORMATION 11.3. SymbolsTh
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GENERAL INFORMATION 12) engine seri
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GENERAL INFORMATION 1Motorcycle key
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GENERAL INFORMATION 1Bodywork parts
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GENERAL INFORMATION 1Frame parts re
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GENERAL INFORMATION 1After removing
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SAFETY INFORMATION 22.1.3. NOTE ON
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SAFETY INFORMATION 22.1.5. SAFE RID
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SAFETY INFORMATION 22.1.6. MAINTAIN
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SAFETY INFORMATION 22.1.8. WHILE YO
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SAFETY INFORMATION 2o. When transpo
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SAFETY INFORMATION 22.1.10. INSTALL
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SAFETY INFORMATION 2WARNINGNEVER OV
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SAFETY INFORMATION 2Motovan Corpora
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SAFETY INFORMATION 21. ADHESIVE LAB
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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 33.1. Loca
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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 33.2. Kick
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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 3High beam
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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 3Engine st
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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 33.5. Igni
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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 3LOCK posi
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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 33.6. Gear
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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 33.7.1.War
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OPERATION 44.1. Using the motorcycl
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OPERATION 4❏ 500 to 1000 km (300
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OPERATION 4If the self-diagnostic c
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OPERATION 4❏ Hot startingPress th
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OPERATION 44.4.1. Selecting the dis
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OPERATION 4❏ “SERVICE” ModeIt
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OPERATION 44.4.2. Trip resetTo rese
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OPERATION 4Press “SET” for less
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OPERATION 44.4.3. How to set the me
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OPERATION 44.4.4. Chronometer❏ La
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OPERATION 4❏ Data displayOnce all
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OPERATION 4❏ How to delete dataTo
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OPERATION 44.4.5. “TC” ModePres
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OPERATION 44.4.7. How to select the
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OPERATION 4Fault during vehicle rid
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OPERATION 44.5. RefuellingWARNINGBe
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OPERATION 44.6. Glove compartmentIn
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OPERATION 4WARNINGNever sit on your
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OPERATION 44.8. Checks to be perfor
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ADJUSTMENTS 55.1. List of adjustmen
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ADJUSTMENTS 5(C) Rearview mirror ad
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ADJUSTMENTS 55.3. Adjusting the fro
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ADJUSTMENTS 55.6. Adjusting the fro
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ADJUSTMENTS 55.6.3. Compression dam
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ADJUSTMENTS 55.7.1. Rebound damper
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ADJUSTMENTS 5The headlight adjustme
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MAINTENANCE 6After the first 36,000
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Page 206 and 207: INDEXABCAccessoires- installation 3
Page 208 and 209: INDEXRSRefroidissement- circuit de
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INFORMATIONS SUR LA SÉCURITÉ 2Les
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INFORMATIONS SUR LA SÉCURITÉ 22.1
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INFORMATIONS SUR LA SÉCURITÉ 2ATT
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INFORMATIONS SUR LA SÉCURITÉ 21.
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COMMANDES ET APPAREILS 33.1. Positi
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COMMANDES ET APPAREILS 33.2. Béqui
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COMMANDES ET APPAREILS 3Bouton d’
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COMMANDES ET APPAREILS 3Coupe-circu
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COMMANDES ET APPAREILS 33.5. Contac
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COMMANDES ET APPAREILS 3Position
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COMMANDES ET APPAREILS 33.6. Sélec
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COMMANDES ET APPAREILS 33.7.1.Voyan
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UTILISATION 44.1. Utilisation de la
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UTILISATION 4❏ De 500 à 1000 km
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UTILISATION 4Si le test de fonction
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UTILISATION 4❏ Démarrage à chau
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UTILISATION 44.4.1. Sélection des
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UTILISATION 4❏ Modalité “SERVI
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UTILISATION 44.4.2. Mise à zéro d
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UTILISATION 4Appuyer sur le bouton
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UTILISATION 44.4.3. Réglage des un
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UTILISATION 44.4.4. Chronomètre❏
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UTILISATION 4❏ Affichage des donn
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UTILISATION 4❏ Effacement des don
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UTILISATION 4Marche du vehicule: Si
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UTILISATION 44.5. Approvisionnement
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UTILISATION 44.6. Accès à la boî
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UTILISATION 4ATTENTIONNe jamais s'a
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UTILISATION 44.8. Les vérification
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RÉGLAGES 55.1. Liste des réglages
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RÉGLAGES 5(C) Réglage du rétrovi
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RÉGLAGES 55.3. Réglage du levier
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RÉGLAGES 55.6. Réglage de la susp
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RÉGLAGES 55.6.3. Dispositif hydrau
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RÉGLAGES 55.7.1. Dispositif hydrau
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RÉGLAGES 5Pour la mise au point du
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ENTRETIEN 6Au delà de 36.000 km (2
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ENTRETIEN 6Tableau d’entretien pr
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ENTRETIEN 66.4.1. Huile moteur - Ap
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ENTRETIEN 6ATTENTION: Le circuit es
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ENTRETIEN 6Réservoir de frein AR.R
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ENTRETIEN 66.8. Liquide d’embraya
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ENTRETIEN 6Des pneus surgonflés pe
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ENTRETIEN 6❏ Démontage de la rou
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ENTRETIEN 66.10. Chaîne - Contrôl
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ENTRETIEN 6❏ LubrificationLa cha
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ENTRETIEN 66.11. Régime du ralenti
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ENTRETIEN 66.13. Système de contr
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ENTRETIEN 6Le porte-fusibles se tro
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ENTRETIEN 66.14.2. Feu de route - R
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ENTRETIEN 6Décrocher le ressort de
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ENTRETIEN 66.14.4. Feux clignotant
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ENTRETIEN 66.15. BatterieCette moto
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ENTRETIEN 66.16. Nettoyage de la mo
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ENTRETIEN 6Piston du maître-cylind
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PANNES 77.1. Problèmes au moteur:
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PANNES 7LE MOTEUR A COUPÉ TOUT EN
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PANNES 7LA PRESSION D’HUILE EST I
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PANNES 7L’AVERTISSEUR SONORE NE F
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PANNES 77FR- 175 -
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INFORMATIONS TECHNIQUES 8A - Moteur
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INFORMATIONS TECHNIQUES 88.1.2. Cir
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INFORMATIONS TECHNIQUES 88.1.4. Gra
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INFORMATIONS TECHNIQUES 88.1.6. Cir
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INFORMATIONS TECHNIQUES 8Données t
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INFORMATIONS TECHNIQUES 88.3. Table
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SCHEMA MONTAGGIO BATTERIA - BATTERY
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TABELLA REGOLAZIONE SOSPENSIONI - S
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