CCM Spitfire 2020 Series User manual

OWNERS MANUAL

CCM Spitfire Series Motorcycle
OWNER’S MANUAL
Issue 9
07/09/2020
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Contents
Introduction ......................................................................3
Motorcycle Details........................................................4
Controls & Instruments............................................5
Instrument panel..................................................................5
Ignition Lock ............................................................................6
Foot Controls..........................................................................8
Side stand..................................................................................8
Fuel Tank ...................................................................................9
Side stand..................................................................................9
Seat ................................................................................................9
RAF BF 100 Pannier Boxes.......................................... 10
Riding Information........................................................ 11
Before riding............................................................................ 11
Pre-ride checks ....................................................................13
Motorcycle Storage ......................................................... 15
Maintenance................................................................... 16
Running In ............................................................................... 16
Daily Checks........................................................................... 16
Service Information...........................................................17
Scheduled Maintenance ............................................. 23
Service Record .................................................................. 26
Confirmation of Maintenance Work..................... 31
Technical Information ....................................................33
Tightening Torque Figures...................................... 39
Cleaning..................................................................................... 41
Warranty..........................................................................42
How to Enrol in the Warranty Scheme ............ 42
How to keep your Warranty valid....................... 44
What to do if you need a Warranty Repair... 44
What is covered?.............................................................. 45
What is NOT covered?.................................................. 45
Miscellaneous..................................................................... 46
Transfer of Warranty................................................... 47
Registered Owner ............................................................. 51

3
Introduction
Congratulations on your choice of CCM motorcycle.
Please take the time to read this owner’s manual thoroughly as it will inform you of the correct operation and safety procedures required to safely ride the motorcycle. This
manual includes important informationregarding the motorcycle controls, technical features and accessories as well as tips for keeping your motorcycle in its best possible
condition through maintenance and care in line with the CCM warranty package.
If you have any questions concerning your motorcycle, the CCM service department will gladly provide advice and assistance.
We hope that you enjoy your new CCM and that all your journeys are safe.
Note:
This Owner's Manual is a valuable document. Please keep it safe as it will be required in connection with servicing and any warranty claim that may arise.
This manual should be transferred to the new owner if the motorcycle is sold.
The high safety standards of CCM motorcycles are maintained by constant development of designs, equipment and accessories. Due to this, your motorcycle may differ
from the information supplied in this manual. CCM cannot entirely rule out errors and omissions. We hope you can appreciate that no claims can be entertained based on
the data, illustrations or descriptions in this manual.

Motorcycle Details
Motorcycle Details
CCM Customer Contact Details
Model:
CCM Contact Address:
Unit 5 Jubilee Works,
Vale Street,
Bolton,
BL2 6QF
Registration Number:
Vehicle Identification Number:
Engine Number:
Service Contact Name: Steven Bridgeman
Date of First Registration:
Service Contact Telephone: [phone]

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Controls & Instruments
Instrument panel
Warning Lights & Controls
The motorcycle is fitted with a digital instrument
display with the following warning lights and
controls;
1) Mode button
2) Reset button
3) High beam warning light
4) coolant temperature warning light
5) Neutral gear warning light
6) Low fuel warning light
7) Left indicator warning light
8) Right indicator warning light
Note:
- The instrument clock display will remain visible
in all ignition conditions.
Display
- Instrument display has the following 3
information areas;
1) Engine speed
2) Road speed
3) Selected function
- Pressing mode button will cycle the information
displayed in area 3 through the following display
fields, in the order shown below;
- Trip distance 1
- Trip Distance 2
- Odometer
- Coolant Temperature
- Clock
- RPM
- Average Speed
- Current Ride duration
- Total ride duration
- Battery voltage
- Maximum engine speed
- Maximum coolant temperature
Function Reset
- The following fields in display area 3 can be
reset;
•Trip distance 1
•Trip Distance 2
•Average Speed
•Current Ride duration
•Maximum engine speed
•Maximum coolant temperature
To reset a field in display area 3, press either
mode button until desired field is shown, then
press and hold the left mode button for around 2
seconds until field value is reset to zero.
Note: When Trip 1, Average Speed or Current ride
time are reset, the other two will also reset
automatically.
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3
1
3
2
1
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Changing of settings
To change the time, press and hold the MODE and
RESET button at the same time for 2 seconds.
Press the RESET button to increment the selected
setting and press the MODE button to toggle
between selected settings. Once complete, press
and hold MODE and RESET button for 2 seconds to
revert to normal display mode.
Ignition Lock
Ignition is toggled on and off by holding the
wireless key fob against the receiver area
indicated below;
When ignition is turned to the “on” position,
instrument display and sidelights will illuminate,
and electrical functions such as horn, indicators
and brake light will become functional.
To start engine, ensure ignition is in the “on”
condition with the dashboard illuminated and
press “FIRE” button (1).
To turn engine off, press the “KILL” button (2).
WARNING!
Never activate the ignition lock whilst
the vehicle is moving as the electrical
systems will be switched off, which may
result in loss of control or an accident.
Additionally, refrain from storing the key
fob in a location which will be in close
contact with the receiver.
Risk of battery running low if ignition left
on for long periods.
WARNING!
Changing of any settings other than time
is strictly prohibited. Changes to these
settings is logged in the instruments and
will invalidate your CCM warranty. It is
important that the factory settings are
used. Contact CCM if you require factory
settings to be re-installed.
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Steering Lock
The steering lock is a two position, key operated
lock, located on the right-hand side of the
headstock.
To engage the steering lock, remove the steering
lock cover until the steering lock is accessible,
turn handlebars fully left, insert key, turn key
anti-clockwise to stop, press key into lock, turn
key clockwise to stop and remove key,
remembering to replace steering lock cover over
the steering lock.
To disengage the steering lock, remove the
steering lock cover until steering lock access is
sufficient, insert key, turn anti-clockwise to stop,
at which point lock spring will push key away from
lock, then turn key clockwise to stop and remove
key, remembering to replace the steering lock
cover over the steering lock.
Left handlebar switch
1. Passing light
Depress to temporarily illuminate the high-beam
headlight.
2. High-beam/low-beam control
Depress the beam control button to illuminate the
high-beam headlight (the button will remain
depressed while the high-beam is illuminated and
the BLUE tell-tale warning illuminates on the
instrument display).
Press the beam control button again to revert to
low-beam setting.
3. Turn signal indicator
Press the turn signal control to the left to
illuminate the left signal indicators (the GREEN
tell-tale signal will flash on the instrument
display).
3
4
2
1
WARNING!
Never operate the steering lock while the
vehicle is moving. This may result in loss of
control or an accident.

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Press the turn signal control to the right to
illuminate the right signal indicator (the GREEN
tell-tale signal will flash on the instrument
display).
To cancel indicators, press the control switch in
whilst in a central position (the GREEN tell-tale
signal will stop flashing in the dash unit and signal
indicators will be cancelled).
4. Horn
Push the horn button to sound the horn.
Foot Controls
Brake Pedal
Apply downwards pressure to engage rear brake
only.
Gear Lever
Side stand
The side stand is an “always up” and should
automatically spring into the “up” condition when
it becomes unloaded.
When parking the motorcycle using the side
stand, turn the handlebars to the left and ensure
side stand is securely in the “down position”
before releasing. It is advised that the motorcycle
is left in first gear when parked.
Note: Side stand is designed to support
motorcycle only, riders and passengers must NOT
load or sit on the motorcycle whilst it is held by
side stand.
Neutral
1st Gear
2nd Gear
3rd Gear
4th Gear
5th Gear
6th Gear

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Fuel Tank
To open the fuel tank cap
Press the fuel cap down and rotate anti-
clockwise until stop then release. This will
release the fuel cap from its recess.
Once cap is raised, rotate anti-clockwise to
unscrew cap.
To close the fuel tank cap
Insert fuel cap and turn clockwise until stop.
Note: Ensure the rubber seal sits flush with
mating surface.
Press the filler cap down and turn clockwise to
stop.
Note: The maximum fuel fill level is 10mm below
the bottom of the filler neck when the motorcycle
is on its side stand.
Side stand
The side stand is an “always up” and should
automatically spring into the “up” condition when
it becomes unloaded.
When parking the motorcycle using the side
stand, turn the handlebars to the left and ensure
side stand is securely in the “down position”
before releasing. It is advised that the motorcycle
is left in first gear when parked.
Note: Side stand is designed to support
motorcycle only, riders and passengers must NOT
load or sit on the motorcycle whilst it is held by
side stand.
Seat
Remove the 2 bolts from underneath the tail piece
and remove the nut from the Sub-frame. Lift the
seat vertically upwards to release the seat from
the motorcycle.
To re-fit seat, align the bosses of the bottom of
the tail piece, the stud to the sub-frame and
replace the fixings.