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E x c l u s i v e l y D i s t r i b u t e d b y B i n t e l l i S c o o t e r s

Owner’s

Manual

GTA 50

Bullseye 50

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PREFACE

We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for choosing ADLY. The purpose of this owner’s manual is to prepare you for the safe operation and maintenance necessary of your new scooter. It is highly recommended you read over the entire manual prior to driving. Should you have any problems, please contact your local dealer and they will assist you. Enjoy your new scooter and ride safe. Note: The information and specifications stated in this manual are for reference purpose only and are subject to change without notice.

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CONTENTS

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Welcome ………………………………………………………………………..……. 2

Operation Warnings...……………..………………………………….……….……. 4

Safety Information ………………………..…………………………….…….....….. 5

Warranty Information ……………………………………………………….………. 6

Specifications ………………………………………………………………………... 7

Periodic Checks and Services ……………………………………….……………. 12

Pre Operating Inspection …………………………………………………..………. 12

Operation …………………………………………………………………….………. 17

Maintenance ……………………………………………………………….…....…… 28

Proper Driving Technique ………………………………………………......……… 35

Troubleshooting …………………….. ……………………………………………… 39

Vehicle Identification Number ……………………………………………………… 41

Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) ……………………………………….……...……… 42

Maintenance & Service Records …………………………………………………... 43

Abnormalities Service Records……………………………………………………... 44

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OPERATION WARNINGS

THIS VEHICLE IS NOT A TOY AND CAN BE HAZARDOUS TO OPERATE.

NEVER OPERATE THIS VEHICLE WITHOUT PROPER INSTRUCTION.

THIS VEHICLE IS NOT INTENDED FOR CHILDREN.

ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET WHEN OPERATING THE VEHICLE.

READ ENTIRE OWNER’S MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USE.

THIS VEHICLE IS DESIGNED FOR ON-ROAD USE ONLY.

USE EXTRA CARE WHEN DRIVING AT NIGHT OR POOR CONDITIONS.

DO NOT USE VEHICLE IF UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS.

DO NOT USE THIS VEHICLE ON HILLS TOO STEEP FOR SAFE DRIVING.

ALWAYS INSPECT YOUR VEHICLE PRIOR TO USING IT.

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SAFETY INFORMATION

Don’t allow your child to ride.

Read all warning stickers on vehicle and follow the instructions.

Always maintain a safe distance between your vehicle and other vehicles.

If you are new to scooters, we recommend enrolling in a safety training

course.

This vehicle is designed to be operated only on level, paved road surfaces,

free of obstacles and debris. Always exercise caution and follow the rules of

the road.

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WARRANTY INFORMATION

Regular servicing and maintenance must be performed on your

vehicle. Please read the following carefully to insure your vehicle

remains covered under warranty:

Vehicle MUST BE INSPECTED by an authorized Adly dealership

within 500 miles or 90 days from the date of purchase,

whichever comes first. Failure to do so will render the limited

warranty null and void. The end user is required to maintain a

dealer inspection record, which will be requested for any

warranty coverage.

**Oil changes for 150cc 4 stroke units are to be completed at a

minimum of every six (6) months or fifteen hundred (1,500) miles,

whichever comes first.**

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SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL AS-50 AS-50LC LENGTH 7 6 . 7 i n c h e s WIDTH 2 7 . 9 i n c h e s HEIGHT 4 4 . 5 i n c h e s WHEEL BASE 5 0 . 8 i n c h e s NET WEIGHT 1 9 1 . 8 l b s ENGINE TYPE 2-STROKE, Single Cylinder COOLED FORCE AIR COOLED LIQUID COOLED DISPLACEMENT 49 CC BORE × STROKE 40.0 X 39.2 mm COMPRESSION RATIO 7.0 : 1 IGNITION C.D.I STARTER ELECTRIC/KICK FRONT SUPENSION TELESCOPE TYPE REAR SUPENSION HYDRAULIC SHOCK ABSORBER TRANSMISSION C.V.T. TIRE F:130/70-12, R:130/70-12 FRONT BRAKE DISC REAR BRAKE (B/D) DRUM

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SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL GTA-50 GTA-50LC

LENGTH 7 6 . 7 i n c h e s WIDTH 2 7 . 9 i n c h e s HEIGHT 4 4 . 5 i n c h e s WHEEL BASE 5 0 . 8 i n c h e s NET WEIGHT 1 9 1 . 8 l b s ENGINE TYPE 2-STROKE, Single Cylinder COOLED FORCE AIR COOLED LIQUID COOLED DISPLACEMENT 49 CC BORE × STROKE 40.0 X 39.2 mm COMPRESSION RATIO 7.0 : 1 IGNITION C.D.I STARTER ELECTRIC/KICK FRONT SUPENSION TELESCOPE TYPE REAR SUPENSION HYDRAULIC SHOCK ABSORBER TRANSMISSION C.V.T. TIRE F:130/70-12, R:130/70-12 FRONT BRAKE DISC REAR BRAKE (B/D) DRUM

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SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL GTC-50 BULLSEYE

LENGTH 6 8 . 9 i n c h e s WIDTH 2 7 i n c h e s HEIGHT 4 4 . 9 i n c h e s WHEEL BASE 4 8 i n c h e s NET WEIGHT 1 7 8 . 6 l b s ENGINE TYPE 2-STROKE, Single Cylinder COOLED FORCE AIR COOLED DISPLACEMENT 49 CC BORE × STROKE 40.0 X 39.2 mm COMPRESSION RATIO 7.0 : 1 IGNITION C.D.I STARTER ELECTRIC/KICK FRONT SUPENSION TELESCOPE TYPE REAR SUPENSION HYDRAULIC SHOCK ABSORBER TRANSMISSION C.V.T. TIRE F:130/70-12, R:130/70-12 FRONT BRAKE DISC REAR BRAKE (B/D) DRUM

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SPECIFICATIONS

AS-50 GTA-50 Headlight 12V 35W/35W 12V 35W/35W

Position light 12V LED 12V LED

Rear / Brake light 12V LED 12V LED Signal light 12V LED 12V LED Speedometer indicator 12V 3.4W Signal indicator 12V 1.7W High beam indicator 12V 1.7W Safety fuse 10A Battery 12V 5A

Engine oil capacity 2 Stroke Synthetic Only (SAE20W) Fuel tank capacity 1.59 Gallons Gear oil capacity 3.4 fluid ounces, SAE 90W Disc brake fluid DOT 4 OR 3 BRAKE FLUID

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SPECIFICATIONS

GTC-50 EC US Headlight 12V 35W/35W 12V 35W/35W

Position light 12V 5W

Rear / Brake light 12V 21/5W 12V 21/5W

Signal light 12V 10W 12V 21W

Speedometer indicator 12V 3.4W Signal indicator 12V 1.7W High beam indicator 12V 1.7W Safety fuse 10A

Battery 12V 4A Engine oil capacity 2 Stroke Synthetic Only (SAE20W) Fuel tank capacity 1.59 Gallons Gear oil capacity 3.4 fluid ounces, SAE 90W Disc brake fluid DOT 4 OR 3 BRAKE FLUID

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PERIODIC CHECKS & SERVICES

ITEM Regular Service Mileage

300 500 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000

Fuel Filter R R

Brake System I I I I I I I I I I I

Drive Belt Check every 3000 miles, replace if showing signs of wear or cracking

Air Filter Replace air filter every 3000 miles or as needed

Nuts, Bolts T T T

Gear Oil R R R

Carburetor I I

Spark Plug Clean at every 1500 miles or as necessary

Tire I I I I I I I I I I I

Battery I I I I I I I I I I

Pulse Air Filter I R R

Muffler I I I

Fuel Line I I I

Coolant Check every ride, replace every 6000 miles

Notes: 1. R: Replace, A: Adjust, C: Clean, T: Tighten, I: Inspect and clean

2. When listed mileage is exceeded,, perform maintenance according to the listed

intervals.

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PRE OPERATING INSPECTION

CHECK STEERING HANDLE 1. Check ease of turning to the left and right. 2. Check brake cables. 3. Check for abnormalities, if there is damage please contact your local dealer for

inspection and adjustment.

4. Check brake lever for normal operation. Braking free play should be between 1-2 cm after brake adjustment.

CAUTION Screw groove must be aligned with lock position after adjustment, any deviation may result in brake free play change causing unsafe riding conditions.

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PRE OPERATING INSPECTION

Brake cable inspection: Verify brake cable functioning and engaging properly prior to use

CHECK BRAKE LIGHT 1. Turn main switch to “ ON ” position. 2. Apply left and right brake lever separately to

see if brake light functions normally. 3. Check brake light for visibility. Clean lens if necessary.

Adjusting Adjust screw

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PRE OPERATING INSPECTION

CHECK TURN SIGNAL LIGHTS 1. Turn ignition switch to “ON” position. 2. Turn on signal lights, check to ensure all are functioning.

CHECK TIRE PRESSURE.

STANDARD TIRE PRESSURE One passenger Two passenger

Front ………………………… 18 psi 25 psi Rear ………………………… 25 psi 32 psi Fill or remove air as necessary to reach recommended tire pressure.

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PRE OPERATING INSPECTION Check for gravel and other debris in the tread grooves, along with signs of punctures. Remove debris as needed. If the tire is punctured or losing air DO NOT DRIVE. Contact your local dealer to arrange for servicing. Check for any signs of cracking or heavy wear. If the wear indicator is visible the tire must be replaced. Do not drive with cracked or worn tires.

CHECK FRONT & REAR SHOCK ABSORBERS

Apply downward pressure on both front steering handle and seat to check the function of front and rear absorbers. Shocks should return to normal position after applying downward pressure.

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OPERATION

Ignition Switch (GTA)

At this position, the power is off and the engine is not running. The key can be removed from this position. At this position, power is on and the engine can be started.

The key cannot be removed from this position.

At this position, handlebar is locked to prevent theft.

The key can be removed from this position.

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OPERATION

Ignition Switch (GTC)

OFF ＊ To turn off the engine.

＊ The Key can be removed.

ON

＊ To start the engine.

＊ The Key can be taken out.

CAUTION

＊ IF OIL INDICATOR LIGHT IS ON, OIL LEVEL IS INSUFFICIENT AND SHOULD BE

REFILLED IMMEDIATELY. USE ONLY 2 STROKE SAE20W OIL. DO NOT DRIVE THE

VEHICLE WITH LOW OIL LEVELS AS THIS CAN CAUSE ENGINE DAMAGE

＊ IF THE LIGHT GLOWS WHILE DRIVING, THIS INDICATES OIL IS LOW AND

NEEDS TO BE ADDED.

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OPERATION

STEERING LOCK

Turn handlebar to the left, then press and turn the key from “OFF” to “LOCK”.

Handlebars will lock and the key can be removed.

Handlebars will be unlocked immediately when the key is returned to “OFF” position.

CAUTION 1. After locking, turn the handlebar gently to ensure lock is engaged. 2. During riding, never turn the main switch to “LOCK” position.

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OPERATION ELECTRIC STARTER With the ignition in the “ON” position, hold a brake lever and press the red starter button to start the engine. Once the engine turns on, immediately stop pressing the ignition button.

STARTING TIPS 1. Ensure brake lever is fully engaged while pressing the electric start button. 2. Never press the starter button as engine is running. 3. In cold weather, twisting the throttle grip slightly will help with starting.

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OPERATION ELECTRIC STARTER With the ignition in the “ON” position, hold a brake lever and press the red starter button to start the engine.

EMERGENCY STOP SWITCH (US)

：ENGINE RUNNING (ON)

：ENGINE STOP (OFF)

*NOTE: The engine will only operate in the (ON) position. Always check this switch first if the vehicle will not turn on.

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OPERATION

HEADLIGHT SWITCH

High Beam

Use this setting for maximum headlight range when you are not near other motorists.

Low beam

Use for normal driving.

HORN BUTTON With the ignition switch “ON”, press the horn button to use the horn.

Horn Button

High/Low Switch

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OPERATION

TURN SIGNAL SWITCH

���� Right light flashing indicates turning to the right.

Left light flashing indicates turning to the left.

CAUTION

1. Always use your turn signals. 2. The turn signal lights will not stop automatically, press the center button to turn

the signal lights off after completing your turn.

Turn signal release button

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OPERATION INSTRUMENT PANEL(GTA)

Fuel Gauge

Hi-Beam

Indicator Light

Turn Signal Indicators

Low Oil Warning Light

Odometer

Speedometer

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OPERATION INSTRUMENT PANEL(GTC BULLSEYE)

Oil Warning Signal Light

Hi-Beam

Turn Signal Indicator

Odometer

Fuel Gauge

Speedometer pointer

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OPERATION

SPEEDOMETER Indicates the vehicle speed by in Miles per hour and Kilometers per hour

ODOMETER The total mileage is indicating by kilometer (KM)

HIGH BEAM INDICATOR LIGHT When the high beam light is turned on, this indicator light illuminates.

TURN SIGNAL INDICATOR LIGHT When the turn signals are operating, this indicator light will illuminate.

FUEL GAUGE Indicates how much fuel is in the gas tank. (The indicator is at bottom when the ignition switch is “OFF”). If the indicator is at red area, there is less than .5 gallons remaining in the gas tank.

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OPERATION

HELMET BOX The helmet box is under the seat. Open the seat by key and lift the seat to gain access. Make sure to place the helmet in the upright position for best fit.

CAUTION

1. Do not exceed 20lbs in stored materials in the helmet box. 2. Ensure the seat is closed prior to riding or storing vehicle. 3. Do not place any heat sensitive materials under the seat as engine

temperatures can heat the helmet box. 4. When washing the vehicle, avoid spraying water directly at the helmet box.

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MAINTENANCE GEAR OIL CHANGE Change gear oil (SAE 90W) at 300 miles and then every 6 months or 4000 miles. The total capacity is 100c.c. (3.4 fluid ounces)

Gear Oil Change Procedure：

1. Place vehicle on main stand on level ground. 2. Remove gear oil drain plug. 3. Allow gear oil to drain completely. 4. Clean the drain plug and reinstall it. 5. Slowly refill the gear oil through refill plug 6. Tighten the refill plug.

CAUTION Replace the gear oil more frequently under the following conditions: 1. Prolonged periods without using the vehicle. 2. Driving under heavy loads.

Refill Plug

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MAINTENANCE AIR FILTER The air filter is a foam based element that requires inspection every 3000 miles. Replace the air filter if you notice deterioration or excessive dirt build up.

CAUTION 1. Clean the air filter more frequently if riding in rainy areas and dusty conditions. Do not use the scooter if the air filter becomes wet. 2. If the air filter is not installed properly, dirt and debris can enter the engine

reducing power and causing internal engine damage.

2 STROKE OILWhen the low oil indicator blinks, oil must be added immediately. 1. Open the seat and remove oil tank cover

at bottom of helmet box. (On some models, remove access door under the front of the seat.

3. Refill 2 stroke oil as specified and replace oil tank cap.

Oil Tank Capacity: 1 liter (.26 gallons) *SAE 20W 2 Stroke Synthetic Oil Only*

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MAINTENANCE FRONT BRAKE FLUID LEVEL Checking Brake Fluid Level： Ensure the handlebars are straight and check the brake master cylinder’s fluid level. Always keep between the upper and lower limits.

Brake Fluid Refilling：

1. Ensure the handlebars are straight. Remove screws on the brake master cylinder to take off the cover. 2. Refill with recommend braked fluid. Do not overfill. Reinstall cover and tighten screws.

Brake Fluid Level Window

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MAINTENANCE

BRAKE CHECK Inspect Brake Pads: 1. Remove the brake caliper to inspect pads and rotor.. 2. Check the surface of rotor and pads for even wear. 3. If there is uneven wear or thickness of rotor, replace if out of specified limits.

CAUTION 1. Rotor wear limitation is 3.0mm and pad wear limitation is 1.0mm. 2. Measure the disk thickness every 3000 miles. If less than limitation, replace.

FRONT BRAKE CALIPER REAR BRAKE PAD CHECK

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MAINTENANCE

REAR WHEEL BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Check that rear brakes enage when using rear brake lever. There should be 1-2 centimeters of free play.

CAUTION

Screw groove must be aligned with lock position after adjustment, any slight deviation may result in braking change and cause an unsafe braking condition.

FRONT / REAR SHOCK ABSORBERS Apply downward pressure on front handlebar and seat to check the function of front and rear absorbers.

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MAINTENANCE

BRAKE LIGHT Turn ignition switch to “ON” position. Apply both brake levers separately for front and rear wheels to ensure the brake light is functioning normally.

TURN SIGNAL LIGHTS Turn ignition switch to “ON”, use the turn signal switch to activate both left and right side lights. Verify front and rear turn signals functioning normally.

SPARK PLUG Spark plug fouling and excessive gap can lead to performance issues. Inspect regularly.

Standard electrode gap is .023-.027 inches. The standard spark plug type is NGK C7HSA

or NGK CR7HSA

CAUTION Do not remove spark plug immediately after riding scooter as it will be extremely hot. Allow engine to cool completely before removing spark plug from engine.

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MAINTENANCE BATTERY This vehicle is equipped with a maintenance free battery. Visually inspect battery terminals for corrosion and clean as necessary. Remove battery during cleaning.

CAUTION 1. If the vehicle is not to be used for extended periods, remove the negative（-）terminal. 2. Do not smoke or allow flames near the battery while removing and installing it. 3. Always turn off the ignition switch before removal or installation. 4. Remove the Negative（-）terminal first when disconnecting the battery, and install the

Positive（+）terminal first upon reinstallation.

TIRE

Visually inspect tires before driving and check tire pressure. Recommend tire pressure： Front tire pressure: 18 psi Rear tire pressure: 25psi

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PROPER DRIVING TECHNIQUE ENGINE START-UP – Using the electric start Check engine oil and gasoline levels before starting the vehicle. 1. Turn ignition switch to “ON”. 2. Verify emergency stop switch is in “ON” position 2. Squeeze brake lever and press the electric start button until the engine turns on. 3. Allow engine to warm up for a few minutes before use.

CAUTION 1. Release the starter button immediately after engine turns on. 2. Do not press the starter button with the engine running as damage will occur.

If the engine does not start after a few seconds of using the electric start, give the throttle grip a slight twist and try again. NOTE:If the vehicle has been sitting for an extended period, the carburetor may need to be drained and cleaned. Contact your local dealer to schedule maintenance.

CAUTION 1. Do not run the starter motor for more than 10 seconds each attempt. Allow 20 seconds between starting attempts to allow for the starter to cool down. 2. If the engine does not start normally, contact your local dealer.

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PROPER DRIVING TECHNIQUE ENGINE START-UP - Using the Kick Starter Place vehicle on main kickstand, rotate kick start lever out and kick downward with steady force. Allow the kick start to return to starting position between kicking attempts. Do not open (twist) throttle grip while starting.

CAUTION After the engine has started, make sure to allow the kick start to return to its original position to avoid damage.

BEFORE DRIVING Watch for other vehicles approaching and proceed to drive only when safe. Always use your signals when merging.

ACCELERATING To accelerate the scooter, slowly twist the throttle towards you in a steady manner. The more you twist the throttle, the quicker you will accelerate. Twisting the grip away from you slows the engine speed and allows you to slow down.

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PROPER DRIVING TECHNIQUE

MAINTENANCE OF VEHICLE PERFORMANCE AND LIFT EXPECTANCY 1. New vehicle should be operated under limited speed enabling engine parts to function

for an initial revolution. 2. A new vehicle should be operating at a speed below 50KM/H within 1000KM. 3. Do not operate in full speed within 2000KM.

SAFE BRAKING TECHNIQUE Apply both front and rear brakes at the same time for smooth and efficient stopping.

**Always ensure the throttle is not being applied during braking**

CAUTION Applying only one brake will increase stopping distance and cause

premature brake pad wear. Always use both brakes when stopping.

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PROPER DRIVING TECHNIQUE SHUTTING OFF THE VEHICLE AND PARKING

1. The engine will shut off when the ignition is turned to “OFF” position.

CAUTION 1. DO NOT TURN THE IGNITION SWITCH TO “OFF” WHILE DRIVING 2. ONLY TURN THE IGNITION SWITCH TO “OFF WHILE THE VEHICLE

IS COMPLETELY STOPPED.

2. After getting off the vehicle, pick a level ground spot to place vehicle on main

kickstand. Avoid unlevel ground to prevent vehicle from tipping over.

3. Park the scooter by holding steering handle with your left hand and by holding the

rear frame with your right hand. Use the main stand pedal with your right foot while

pulling back and up by with hands.

4. Lock the steering handle to deter theft.

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TROUBLE SHOOTING

If the scooter fails to start, or the engine is unable to stay running, a quick diagnosis may reveal the cause. Check the list below for some common fixes. * Confirm the ignition is in the “ON” position. * Confirm the engine kill switch is in correct position. Refer to page 20 for proper position. * If the electric start is not working, attempt to kick start the vehicle on the main kick stand. If the vehicle has been sitting for an extended time, this may take multiple attempts. * Remove gas cap and visually inspect for fuel in tank. * Inspect the spark plug for fouling and contamination. Replace spark plug if necessary.

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VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER Please record the frame and engine number for reference.

The vehicle identification number (VIN)

is engraved on the steering tube, open

the plastic cover to reveal it.

VIN NUMBER

FRAME NO.

The engine number is engraved on the

left front side of crankcase.

ENGINE NUMBER

ENGINE NO.

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Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI)

� 1. Record the VIN and engine number into the owner’s manual

� 2. Check that all tires have correct pressure as specified in the owner’s

manual

� 3. Engine oil (SAE 20W 2 Stroke Synthetic Oil Only) is full

� 4. Battery is securely installed with terminals tightened

� 5. All brakes are adjusted within specifications

� 6. Fuel tank is full

� 7. Suspension is tight and functions properly

� 8. All electronics and lights are functioning properly

� 9. Owner’s manual and tool bag are in the helmet box

� 10. Ensure all hardware on the scooter is tightened

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TAMPERING

Federal law prohibits any modification to the exhaust system which causes the

motorcycle to exceed the federal noise standard. Use of the vehicle with such a modified

exhaust system is prohibited.

Acts likely to constitute tampering include removal or puncturing the muffler, baffles,

header pipe, or any other component, relating to the exhaust system.