Motron IDEO 50 User manual

USER MANUAL
ENGLISH
IDEO 50
IDEO 125

Type: BC0 EC0 / Version EU5.0 / 01 January 2021

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Thank you very much for choosing this vehicle. This model is designed to be safe, durable and ideal for
daily use on the road. The unique vehicle design represents your outstanding personal taste.
This manual explains the correct and safe use of the vehicle and simple inspections.
If you have any questions about the operation or maintenance of the vehicle, please contact your au-
thorised dealer.
Please read the operating instructions carefully.
INTRODUCTION

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In this manual are some important information which are di󰀨erentiated by the following notations:
WARNING
Is a WARNING which must be followed. Refusing to follow can lead to severe injury or death of the
operator.
CAUTION
A CAUTION indicates an important information to avoid damage to the vehicle.
CAUTION
• Please always carry this manual with the vehicle for maintenance/dealer tracking of service
records even if vehicle is being sold.
• This manual contains the most of the vehicle information, however, the maker will continually
improve its product design and quality that lead to di󰀨erence between the manual and vehicle.*
If you have any questions concerning this manual, please consult your dealer.
WARNING
FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY, PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING
THIS VEHICLE. DO NOT OPERATE THE VEHICLE UNTIL YOU HAVE COMPLETELY AWARE
OF ADEQUATE KNOWLEDGE OF CONTROLS AND YOU HAVE BEEN TRAINED IN SAFE AND
PROPER RIDING TECHNIQUES. PERIODIC INSPECTIONS, WELL MAINTENANCE AND GOOD
RIDING SKILLS, WILL ENSURE YOUR SAFETY RIDING AND INCREASE THE PRODUCT RELIA-
BILITY OF THIS VEHICLE.
*Product and specications are subject to change without notice.
DEALER LABEL HERE
IMPORTANT MANUAL INFORMATION

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INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................... 1
IMPORTANT MANUAL INFORMATION .......................................................................................... 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS............................................................................................................... 3
SAFETY INFORMATION ............................................................................................................. 5
Safe ride ................................................................................................................................. 5
DESCRIPTION OF THE VEHICLE................................................................................................. 7
Side view ................................................................................................................................ 7
DESCRIPTION OF THE VEHICLE................................................................................................. 8
Controls and instruments ............................................................................................................. 8
CUSTOMER INFORMATION ........................................................................................................ 9
Vehicle identication number (VIN) ................................................................................................. 9
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS .............................................................................................. 10
Ignition switch......................................................................................................................... 10
Instrument cluster .................................................................................................................... 10
Left handlebar switch ................................................................................................................ 11
Right handlebar switch .............................................................................................................. 11
Front and rear brake levers......................................................................................................... 11
Fuel ller cap.......................................................................................................................... 11
Fuel..................................................................................................................................... 12
Kickstarter ............................................................................................................................. 12
Seat..................................................................................................................................... 12
Storage compartment ............................................................................................................... 12
Helmet and luggage hooks ......................................................................................................... 13
Side stand ............................................................................................................................. 13
Main stand............................................................................................................................. 13
Combined brake system (CBS) (Only 125 cm³ Models)...................................................................... 13
PRE-OPERATION CHECKS....................................................................................................... 14
Checklist before setting o󰀨 ......................................................................................................... 14
DRIVING OPERATION.............................................................................................................. 15
Starting the engine................................................................................................................... 15
Drive o󰀨 ................................................................................................................................ 15
Acceleration / Deceleration ......................................................................................................... 15
Braking................................................................................................................................. 16
Parking................................................................................................................................. 16
Initial maintenance ................................................................................................................... 16
REGULAR MAINTENANCE AND MINOR REPAIRS........................................................................ 17
Tool kit ................................................................................................................................. 17
Battery cover.......................................................................................................................... 17
Spark plug ............................................................................................................................. 17
Engine oil .............................................................................................................................. 18
Transmission oil ...................................................................................................................... 18
Air lter................................................................................................................................. 19
ECU .................................................................................................................................... 19
Throttle cable clearance ............................................................................................................ 20
Tyres ................................................................................................................................... 20
Rims .................................................................................................................................... 21
Brake lever clearance ............................................................................................................... 21
Brake pads ........................................................................................................................... 21
Brake uid ............................................................................................................................. 21
Bowden cables ....................................................................................................................... 22
Throttle grip and throttle cable ..................................................................................................... 22
Lubricate brake lever ................................................................................................................ 22
Side and main stand................................................................................................................. 22
Telescopic fork ....................................................................................................................... 23
Steering ................................................................................................................................ 23
Wheel bearing ........................................................................................................................ 23
Battery ................................................................................................................................. 23
Fuses................................................................................................................................... 24
Lighting ................................................................................................................................ 24
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TROUBLESHOOTING .............................................................................................................. 25
Fault detection list.................................................................................................................... 25
CLEANING AND STORAGE ...................................................................................................... 26
Cleaning the vehicle ................................................................................................................. 26
Storage ................................................................................................................................ 26
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................................. 27
WARRANTY ........................................................................................................................... 30
SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE.................................................................................................. 31
Important information ................................................................................................................ 31
Maintenance table ................................................................................................................... 32
Service booklet ....................................................................................................................... 33
SPACE FOR NOTES ................................................................................................................ 35
TABLE OF CONTENTS

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With single-tracked vehicles, driving safety de-
pends largely on the driving skills of the user.
The following requirements should be met before
the start of the journey.
The driver should...
...be familiar with all the functions of the vehicle
before starting the journey and be adequately
trained on the vehicle.
...have read and understood all inspection and
maintenance instructions in this book.
...have su󰀩cient driving skills with regard to driv-
ing single-track vehicles and be in possession of
an o󰀩cially valid driving licence.
...visit a workshop with basic knowledge and ac-
curate knowledge of this vehicle to ensure ade-
quate and accurate inspection and maintenance
of the vehicle.
SAFE RIDE
Always check your vehicle for various defects be-
fore starting your journey.
• Do not exceed the maximum permissible to-
tal weight.
Accidents often occur because motorists do not
see motorcyclists and scooters. Therefore, riders
should do everything possible to be noticed by
motorists.
For example:
• Wear conspicuous clothing and drive care-
fully.
• Signal when changing lanes and adjust your
speed.
• Keep your distance from other road users
and draw attention to yourself.
• Respect your limits.
• Do not lend the vehicle to unqualied riders.
• Always comply with speed limits and tra󰀩c
regulations.
• Correct posture is important for balance.
• Sit upright and hold the handlebars with both
hands.
• Keep your feet on the footrests.
• The passenger must hold on tightly and
stand with both feet on the footrests.
• Riding under the inuence of alcohol and/or
drugs is prohibited.
• The vehicle is designed for on-road use, it is
not suitable for o󰀨-road riding.
Protective clothing
Proper clothing will keep you safe from potential
accidents:
• Always wear an approved helmet with face
shield to protect your eyes from dust and
rain drops.
• The wear of a proper jacket, shoes, gloves
etc. provides better protection and are re-
ducing the degree of injuries from unexpect-
ed accidents.
• Never wear loose clothes, otherwise they
could catch on the control levers or wheels
and cause injury or an accident.
• Never touch the engine or exhaust system
during or after operation. They became very
hot during the operation and can cause
burns. Always wear protective clothing that
cover your legs, ankles and feet.
Modications
Modications made for this vehicle which are not
approved by the maker or the removal of original
equipment may make the vehicle unsafe for use
and can cause severe personal injury. Modica-
tions may also make your vehicle illegal to use.
Payload and accessories
The attachment of accessories or carrying of
loads can lead to a change in weight distribution
and a󰀨ect steering and balance. This can easily
lead to an accident.
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Payload
The total weight of the rider, passengers (if per-
mitted), accessories and load must not exceed
the maximum load.
When loading within the restriction, please re-
member the following:
• The centre of gravity should be kept as low
as possible.
• Distribute the weight as evenly as possible
to maintain balance.
• The load must be securely attached.
• Do not hang heavy or bulky loads on the
handlebars, fork or mudguard. This can lead
to imbalance and slower steering response.
Accessories
Only use genuine accessories for your vehicle
from the manufacturer. Please contact your au-
thorised dealer. The manufacturer declines all
responsibility for non-approved accessories from
other manufacturers. The responsibility for this
lies solely with you.
When tting accessories, please remember the
following:
• Do not install any accessories and do not
transport any loads that obstruct or restrict
ground clearance, suspension travel, steer-
ing, lighting, indicators or reectors.
• Accessories on the handlebars or the front
wheel suspension impair the steering behav-
iour. Keep mounted accessories as light as
possible.
• Do not mount luggage racks which a󰀨ect the
stability of the vehicle in cross winds.
• Have electrical accessories tted by an au-
thorised dealer to match the capacity of the
electrical system. Improper installation can
lead to malfunction of the lighting, low en-
gine power and damage to the vehicle.
Further safety instructions
• Always signal when turning and changing
lanes.
• Drive slowly and brake carefully on wet
roads or slippery surfaces.
• Drive carefully past cars to avoid being hit by
doors that open suddenly.
SAFETY INFORMATION

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SIDE VIEW
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17
18 16
6
8
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3
4
13
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11
10
7
20
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14
12
1. Front brake disc
2. Front wheel
3. Front turn signal
4. Headlight
5. Helmet and luggage
hooks
6. Seat
7. Storage compartment
8. Fuel tank
9. Luggage rack
10. Rear turn signal
11. Tail and brake lights
12. Exhaust
13. Rear wheel
14. Rear brake drum
15. Air lter
16. Kickstarter
17. Main stand
18. Passenger footrests
19. Side stand
20. Battery
DESCRIPTION OF THE VEHICLE

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DESCRIPTION OF THE VEHICLE
CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
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1. Left handlebar switch
2. Rear brake lever
3. Instrument cluster
4. Front brake lever
5. Throttle control
6. Right handlebar switch
7. Ignition switch