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1. Check the lubricating oil in the engine (see page 33) and make sure that there is no leakage;
2. Check whether the fuel is sufficient;
3. Check whether the coolant in the cooling system is sufficient and ensure that there is no leakage;
4. Check the front and rear brakes: free travel (5-10mm front, 10-20mm rear), smooth operation;
5. Check the front and rear tires: the air pressure, the depth of wear of the tread pattern, and the cracks (see page 20);
6. Check the transmission belt: the elasticity is suitable, and there is no defect or damage;
7. Check the throttle handle: the free gap (2-6 mm), whether the oil refueling or oil return is easy to operate;
8. Check the lights and signal lights: make sure that the headlights, taillights, brake lights, turn signals, indicator lights, and
horns are in good condition;
9. Check the battery electrolyte and add distilled water in time (see page 48);
10. Check the steering device: it should be stable, flexible to rotate, without looseness and axial movement;
11. Check the clutch handle: free clearance (5-10mm), smooth operation;
12. Fastening bolts and nuts: front and rear shock absorbers, flat fork axles, front and rear wheel axles, engine suspension,
steering system, steering handles, front and rear brakes, clutches, rear suspension systems, electrical components, etc.
Warning:
Failure to conduct inspections and proper maintenance before riding will leave a safety hazard to riding, and checking
and repairing the motorcycle before riding can eliminate safety hazards.
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