Lifan 2006 250 V User manual

PREFACE
Thank
you
forchoosing
amotorcycleofthecompany.May
you
enjoyddingallthetime.
Themanual
containsthenecessarybstuctions and
guidance
with respecttotheopemtionandmaintenanc€of themotorcycle,andBE SURETOREAD IT CARI-
FULLY BEFOREYOU RIDE THEMOTORCYCLE. Proper
operationandmaintenancecan
guarantee
asaferiding to minimizetroubles
ofthe motorcycleandkeepit in
asoundcondition,whichcanextendthe
engineservicelife. Yourdealerwill provideyou withtechnicalinquiryandafter-sales
service.
Thetechnicaldatainthemanualarethelatest,
andwereserve
absolute
righttoamendthem.Themanualissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.Pleasecheckcarefully
the
product
nameplate,
VIN record andenginecod€in themotorcycle,whichyouhave
bought,andtheyarehelpfulforyoutoget themotorcyclealicense
plate
andfor future
inquiry.
Important Notice
Operatorand
passenger
Thismotorcycleisdesignedtocarrytheopemtorandone passenger.
Neverexceedtbemaximumloadingcapacityasspecifiedin themanual-
Maximumload
150kg.
On-roaduse
Thismotorcycleisdesignedto beusedonly ontheroad.
READ TIIIS OWNER'S MANUAL CAREFULLY
. Pay
special
attention
to statements
preceded
bythefollowing words:
AWARNING
Indicat€sastrong
possibility
ofsever€
personal
injury or deathifinstructionsarenotfollowed.
CAUTION
Indicatesapossibility ofpersonalinjury or equipmenldamag€if instructions
arenotfollowed.
Note:
Cives
helpful
information.
Thismanualshouldbeconsidercdasapermanentpartofthe motorcycleand
shouldremainwith themotorcyclewhenresold.
CONTENTS
MOTORCYCLE SATERIDING 2 Main Switch
Safe Riding Rules
Protective
Cloths
Refitting
LoadingandAccessories
PARTSLOCATION AND VIN RECORD
PartsLocation
VIN Record
2
2
2
2
3
3
4
4
Instruments and Indicator
HaDdlebarContsols
ClutchLever
FrontBmkeLever
Gearshift
Pedal
FuelFiller
Cap
RearBrakePedal
FuelCock 5
CONTROL FIJNCTION Chokelever

SteeringLock Selection
S€at
Cushion
HelmetLock Check and Replace
Adjustmentof FrontBruke
RemovingofRight SideCover Adjusment of RearBrake
R€arShockAbso.ber Adjustrn€nt
ofBlake Light Switch
HowtoUse Brake
WearIndicaton
PRX-RIDDLNSPECTION 13
13
BrakeSystem CheckofBrakeFluidfevel
LeakofBrak€ Fluid ReplacementofBrake
Adjustment
of Clutch
ThrcttleGrip
Clutch
Chain
Wheel
Lights
6
6
'7
7
,7
,7
9
9
9
9
9
10
l0
10
l0
ll
11
I2
I2
12
Fuse
Drive
Chain t4
l4
Engine
Oil Check
of Lubdcationofcables
Lubrication
of ChokeCableand
ClurchLever
RearBrak€
andG€arshiftPedal
FrontBrake
andClutchLever
Parts,{Fastene$
l4
15
15
16
16
l6
t7
l7
I7
t'7
17
l7
l8
t8
I9
20
2l
SideStand
Switches RearSuspension
Battery Check ofFrcnt Fork
Fuel Adjustmed ofRear Shock Absorber
OPERATION GUIDE Checkof SteeringDevice
StartingtheEngine Wheel
Beaxing
StartingProcedure
ofWarmedEngine Battery
Gearshifting
Breaking-in Replacementof HeadlightBulb
Dismantlement
of FrontWheel
Riding
Braking
Pa*ing Mountingof FmntWheel
Dismantlement
of Rear
meel
MAINTENANCE Mounting ofRear Wleel
ToolKit Troubleshooting
Maintenance Schedule Troubleshooting
BlockDiagram
Torsion
Specification CleaDing
Engineoil
AiI Cleaner StorugeGuide
IdleSpeed Removalftom
Storage.....
SPECIFICATIONS
REPORTING
SAFETYDEFECTS
Adjushnent
SparkPlug of ThrcttleCable CDIAGRAM

MOTORCYCLE SAFE RIDING
Aw,r.nNrNc
Motorcycle riding requir€s specialefforts on your part to ensureyour safety.Knorv theserequirements below befbreyou ride.
SAFf, RIDING RULES
l.Always makeapre-ride
inspectionbefore
yolr start
theengine. You mayprevent
accidentor cquipmentdarnage.
2,Manyaccidentsinvo]veinexperienccdriders.Mostcouni|ieSrequireaspccialmotorcycleridingtestorlicense'
your motorcycleto an inexperienced
rider.
3.Many automobilc/motorcycle
accidentshappen
becausetheaulomobiledriver docsnot "see"themotorcyclist.
Make yourscllconspicuousto helpavoid theaccidcntthatwrsn't your fault:
a Wear
bdghl or reflectiveclothing-
aDon't ride in anothcr
motorist's"blind spo."
4-Obeyall nationalandlocal laws andregulations.
Exccssivespeedisa facto. in nany accidenis. Obeythe speed
limits, andNEVER tmvel fasterthancondilionswanant.
Signalbeloreyou makc a tum or lanechangeto draw othcrnlotorists'attention..
5.Don't letothermotorists
surprise
you.
Useextncaulion atintersections,parkirg lot entrancesandexits,andalwaysrememberto ride with both handsandkeep
borhfeeton llrc ridcr foorrestswhile the
passengergrasp
therearhandrailwith both feeton thc passenger
footrests.
PROTECTIVE
CLOTHS
1'MoStmotorcycleaccidcnt1.ata]itieSareduetoheadinjurieS'ALwAYSwearahelmet'YouShou1da]sowea|alaceshie1dandprotec1ivcclothing.
same
Prolection.
2.ThccxiauStSystembeconrcslrotduringoperation.anditremainshotforawhi1ea1ierstoppingt
clothingthatfully covers your legs.
3.Do notwear looseclothing thatcouldcatchon thecontroi leve$, kick-stater, footrestsor wheels.
REFITTING
I\WARNING
Relitting
ofthe motorcycle,or r€moval
oforiginal
parts,
maymakethevehicle
unsafeor ill€gal.
Obey
all national
andlocalequipmentregulations.
LOADING AND ACCESSORIES
I\WARNINC
To
prevent
anaccident,take
extremecarelvhenadding.ccessories
andcargoandridingwiththem.
Additionofaccessoriesandcargomayreducea
motorcycle's
stability'
performance
and
safeoperatingspeed.Rememberthese
perlbrmances
maybereduced
byinstallation ofthe rccessoriesnot
produced
by
thecompany,
improperloading,
worn tyreandoverallmotorcycleconditions,
poorroador weatherconditions.
These
general
guidelines
mayhelp
youd€cide
whetheror howtoequip
your motorcycle,andhowto loadit safely.
Loading
l.Keepcalgoandaccessory
weightlowandclosetothecenter
ofthemotorcycle. Lod weight
equallyonbothsidestonlininizeimbalance.Asweight
islocatedfurthcr
liomthemotorcycle's
cenlerofgravity,handlingis
proportionally
affected.
2.Adjusit)'rc
prcssure
andrear
suspension
tosuitloadwcightandridingconditions.
-

r.\'ehiclehandlingandstabilirycanbeadverselyaffectcdby loosccargo. Rcchcck
cargosccurityandaccessorymountsfrequently.
.1.Do
notattachitemsto thehandlebars,Iork, or fcndcr. Unstable
handling
or slow steering
responsemay produce.
ce[uine accessoriesofthe companyhavc bccn spccifically designed
andtestcd
on the motorcycle. Becausethe factory cannolteslall otheracccssories.
you are
personally
responsiblefor seleciion.installation.anduseofaccesso es
notproduced
by thecompany. Always lollow lhe guidelines
underloading,andthesebelow:
LCarefully inspectthea
cortroloperatron.
]'Largc1brkmountcdfairingsor1vindshiclds.orpoorlydesignedorimproper1ymorrntedfairingscanproduceaerdyn
inslall fairingsthatdecreasccooling air flowing to the engine.
i.Accessoriesmay increasethetirnelhat handsof feetoperatccontrols,
resulting
in incrcascdrcaction
time in anemergency.
.+.Do
Dotaddelectical equipmcntthatwill cxcccdthemotorcycle'selectricalsystemcapacity.
i.This motorcycleis notdesignedtopull asidecaror trailcr. Handlingmay beseriouslyimpairedif soequipped.
PARTLOCATION AND VIN RECORI)
PARTS
LOCATION (Fig. l-l , 1-2&l-3)
Fig.1-1
G)
Taillight/Brakelight O Reartumsignallamp @ Seatcushion
@,A.ir
cleaner
6Front tumsignallamp @)
Rearbrake
pedal eil
Footrest
Fig.l-2
@ Headlight @ Fueltank [0Helmcl holdcr ORearwheel
@lMain switch @Ceurshilt pedal @Front wheel

NOTEA1lvays
sctthemain switch isOFF andrenlovcthekeyrvhen
themotorcycle
isnot kept in use-
Fig.l-3
f,tClutch
level
@
Handlebar
switch
@M.t..
LJq
I rOntbraKele!ef
!9 Tlfoulc grip
VIN RECORD
(Fig.
2& 3)
Pleasefill the VIN and engine codeofyour motorcycle in blank below.
They will help order spare parts and find out the vehicle oncestolen.
Fig.3
tlrrrngrne
cooc
vIN: *m*
ENCINE
CODE:
*fTfT_fT_I-f-[-l *
NOTE
fD TheVIN is slampedon thesteering
pipe(Fig. 2).
O The enginecodeis slampedon thecrankcase
(Fig. 3).
O Thevehiclenaneplateis fixed on the let ofthc steering
pipe.
Fig.2
Ovnt
INSTRUMENTS
ANDINDICATORS
(Fig.
s)
s,/l\ Description Function
oTurn
signalindicatorFlashesrvheneitheroftum
sienalisoperatcd.
at Neutralindicalor Lishts$henlhetnnsmission
isinneutnl.
HighbeanindicatorLighlswhentheheadlighl
isonhilhbeam.
@Odomelcr Showsaccumuldredmileagc.
Tdpmelel Showsmileagcpertrip.
TripneterrcsetknobReset
thetripmcterlo0.
HANDLEBARCONTROLS
(Fig.
6& 7)
Passing
Lamp Button
Depress
thebuttonto controlthepassing lamp.
HeadlightDimmer
Setthedimmerto -it (HI) toselecthighbeam
:i 10
selectlow beaD.
Turn Signal Button
Move the
buttonto <- (L) tosignalaleft turnandto
-"."f (R) to signal a right turn. Releasingthe button. lct il
retum to center
position. By depressingthebutton.thesig-
nallighl is put out.
Horn Button
Pressthc butlon|<r- to soundthehom.
trmergency Switch
Inanemcrgency,depressingthe
switchto"8" (OFF)
will stall thecngineatonce;in normalcase.settheswilch at
-o" (oN).
Light Snitch
P::The taillight,position
lightandinsfirmentlights
arcbrjght
Q)Turn signalindicator
O Ncutral indicator
l3i High beamindicator
@ odometer
ru Inf meteffesetknob
Fig.6
OPassiDg
lampbutton
OHcadlightdimmer
E Iunl slgDrllswrrcn
@ Hom button
CONTROL
FUNCTION
MAIN SWITCH(Fig.
4)
Themain switch isusedfor controlling ignition aDdillumina-
tion systems,thecontrolis asfollows:
" ry" (OFF):
meansthat
(he
circuitisoff, andthekeycan
be
removed.
" O " (ON): meansthatthecircuit is on, enginecanbeoperatedand
thekey cannotberemoved.
PARKING
Iltaillight and position
light
areon.othercircuitshouldbeoff, forwhich ii: Theheadlightandthe
said
lights
arebrighr
purpose: Electric
StarterButton
Setthekeyto
OFF,and
prcss
it intotheignitionswitchandreleasc
thekey Depressthe
butfon
O tostartuptheengine.
This
done,tumthekey
counterclockwisetoPARKING
position
andtakc
it out.To I\WARNINC
cancel
parkjng
position,
tum
tbekeyclockwise. 4 Referto relatedinstructions
belbrestartingfhe
Fig.7
@Emcrgencyswitch
(0 Light
switch
O Electric
starcrbutlon
engine.