Motron IDEO 50 User manual

USER MANUAL
ENGLISH
IDEO 50
IDEO 125

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

1
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

2
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

3
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
TABLE OF CONTENTS

4
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

5
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.
SAFETY INFORMATION

6
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

7
SIDE VIEW
5
19 15
17
18 16
6
8
1
3
4
13
2
11
10
7
20
9
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

8
DESCRIPTION OF THE VEHICLE
CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
12345
6
7
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

9
VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (VIN)
The vehicle identication number (VIN) is stamped into the frame. To see it, open the glove box (1).
1
1. Vehicle identication number:
NOTE
Please make a note of the VIN (vehicle identication number) in order to order spare parts from your
dealer or in case the vehicle is stolen. The vehicle identication number is used to identify your vehicle
and can be used for registration with the registration authorities in your region.
CUSTOMER INFORMATION

10
IGNITION SWITCH
IGNITION
SHUT
PUSH
OPEN
OPEN
The ignition lock controls the ignition and lighting
system and is used to lock the steering and open
the seat. The positions are described below.
All electrical circuits are supplied, the engine can
be started, the key cannot be removed.
All electrical systems are switched o󰀨. The key
can be removed.
Steering lock, the steering is locked and all elec-
trical systems are switched o󰀨. The key can be
removed.
Lock the handlebars
1. Turn the handlebars fully to the left.
2. Insert the key into the ignition switch and
turn the key, with light counterclockwise
pressure, to the position.
3. Remove the key.
Unlock handlebars
4. Insert the key into the ignition switch.
5. Turn the key clockwise to the position.
WARNING
Never turn the key on or while the vehicle is mo-
ving! This will switch o󰀨 the electrical system and you
may lose control of the vehicle.
Anti-tampering protection
When the key is removed, the anti-tamper pro-
tection for the ignition switch can be activated by
pressing the „Shut“ button. This closes the key-
hole with a metal ap. To open the ap, insert the
hexagonal key on the head of the ignition key into
the appropriate shape and turn it clockwise.
Opening the seat
Insert the key into the ignition switch and turn it
anticlockwise without applying pressure, the seat
unlocks.
INSTRUMENT CLUSTER
1
8
2
3
6
5
9
7
4
1. Rev counter
Indicates the current engine speed.
2. Turn signal indicator
Indicates an active turn signal.
3. High beam indicator
This indicator lights up when the high beam is on.
4. Check engine light
When you switch on the ignition, the check en-
gine light comes on. Once you have started the
engine, it switches o󰀨 again. If your vehicle de-
tects a fault in the system, the check engine light
will also come on when the engine is running.
5. Fuel gauge
The current fuel level is displayed here. Here „F“
means Full and „E“ means Empty. If this indicator
ashes, the fuel level is low.
6. Clock
The clock shows the current time. To set the time,
open the glove compartment (under the handle-
bars) and press and hold the button on the left for
4 seconds until the minute display ashes. Now
press the button to set the minutes and hold it a
little longer to set the hours. Once the clock has
been set, briey press and hold the button until
the dividing points of the clock ash.
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS

11
7. Odometer
The odometer shows the total distance travelled
by the scooter.
8. Speed display
The current driving speed is displayed.
9. Battery voltage
The bars show the current battery voltage. Here,
„L“ means low and „H“ means high.
LEFT HANDLEBAR SWITCH
1
2
3
1. Light switch
By changing the switch position, you can switch
between high beam and low beam.
2. Turn indicator switch
To turn right, slide the turn signal switch to the
right. To turn left, push the turn signal switch to the
left. To switch o󰀨 the turn signal, press the button
in the centre of the turn signal switch.
3. Horn
Press to sound the horn.
RIGHT HANDLEBAR SWITCH
1
2
3
1. Hazard warning lights
This switch activates the hazard warning lights.
2. Emergency stop switch
With this switch, the current ow to the engine can
be interrupted.
3. Start button
To start the vehicle, press the start button. At the
same time, pull the right brake lever to start the
vehicle.
FRONT AND REAR BRAKE LEVERS
Rear brake
The brake lever for the rear brake is located on
the handlebar on the left. To brake, pull the lever
towards the handlebar.
Front brake
The brake lever for the front brake is on the hand-
lebar on the right. To brake, pull the lever towards
the handlebar.
FUEL FILLER CAP
1
The fuel ller cap (1) is located under the seat.
Open the seat with the ignition key.
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS

12
Opening the fuel ller cap
Turn the fuel ller cap anticlockwise and the fuel
ller cap can be removed.
Close the fuel ller cap in reverse order.
FUEL
ONLY UNLEADED PETROL PERMITTED.
RON/ROZ MIN. 95
E10E5
ATTENTION - BIOETHANOL E15 - E100 IS
NOT PERMITTED.
Ensure that there is enough fuel in the tank. Fill
the petrol tank to the lower edge of the ller neck
at the most.
WARNING
• Do not overll the petrol tank, otherwise pe-
trol may leak out.
• Never run fuel over hot vehicle parts such
as the engine or exhaust. This could ignite.
• Wipe away spilled fuel with a suitable cloth,
as painted surfaces and plastic parts may
be damaged.
KICKSTARTER
1
• Fold out the kick starter lever (1).
• Pull the front brake lever (right).
• Move it down with your foot until you feel a
noticeable resistance.
• Then kick it down evenly and forcefully.
SEAT
Openin the seat
1. Place the vehicle on the main stand.
2. Insert the key into the ignition switch and
turn the key anticlockwise without pushing
it in. The lock unlocks automatically and the
seat pops up.
3. Fold up the seat.
Closing the seat
Fold down the seat and press it shut with the ball
of your hand directly above the lock.
STORAGE COMPARTMENT
1
The storage compartment (1) is located under the
seat.
NOTE
Do not exceed the maximum load of 2.5 kg. The
storage compartment heats up due to the sun and
the engine. The inside of the storage compartment
can get wet during vehicle cleaning. Therefore, do
not store any sensitive objects in it. Do not store
any valuables in the storage compartment.
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS

13
HELMET AND LUGGAGE HOOKS
1
NOTE
Do not exceed the maximum load of 1 kg.
SIDE STAND
1
The side stand (1) is located on the left side of the
vehicle. Fold out the side stand with your foot and
park the vehicle.
NOTE
When the side stand is folded out, the engine
does not start. A running engine will stop when
the side stand is folded out. Do not use the side
stand for parking on a slope or on soft or un-
even ground.
MAIN STAND
1
The main stand (1) is located under the vehicle.
To place the vehicle on the main stand, step on
the operating lever on the left side of the vehicle
with your foot, then pull the vehicle onto the stand
by the grab handle and handlebar.
Make sure that your vehicle is well and stably par-
ked to avoid tipping over.
COMBINED BRAKE SYSTEM
(CBS) (ONLY 125 CM³ MODELS)
The CBS (Combined Brake System) is a com-
bined braking system designed to improve the
riding safety of your motorbike. Your vehicle is
equipped with a single CBS. When the left hand
brake lever is operated, the front and rear brakes
are applied simultaneously. This reduces the risk
of either wheel locking.
WARNING
Although both brakes are applied with the left
hand brake lever, the front brake must also be
applied for optimum deceleration of the motor-
bike.
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS

14
CHECKLIST BEFORE SETTING OFF
It is the sole responsibility of the owner to keep the vehicle in optimum condition. The driver must check
the vehicle by simple but thorough inspections in order to ensure the optimal condition of the vehicle.
Before each journey, some important parts must be inspected quickly to avoid serious malfunctions of
the vehicle that could lead to serious accidents.
CAUTION
A brief inspection should be carried out before each journey. This only takes a short moment and is
for your own safety.
WARNING
If a component of the vehicle is found to be defective during inspection, have the vehicle repaired by an
authorised dealer. In the event of negligence on the part of the vehicle owner, e.g. lack of care and main-
tenance, operation of the vehicle with defective or improperly maintained parts, the manufacturer will not
accept any warranty.
CHECKPOINT TO CHECK
Fuel • Check fuel level in fuel tank. Refuel if necessary.
• Check fuel hoses for leakages.
Engine oil/transmission
oil
• Check oil level. Add oil if necessary.
• Check vehicle for oil leakages.
Front brake
• Check operation.
• If the hydraulic system is soft or spongy, have it bled by a dealer.
• Check the brake pads for wear.
• Replace if necessary.
• Check the uid level in the tank. If necessary, top up recommended brake uid to
the prescribed level.
• Check the hydraulic system for leaks.
Rear brake • Check operation.
• Check the brake pads for wear. Replace if necessary.
Accelerator grip • Make sure that the operation runs smoothly.
Wheels and tyres
• Check for damage.
• Check the tyre condition and tread depth.
• Check the air pressure.
Brake lever • Make sure that the operation runs smoothly.
• If necessary, lubricate the pivots.
Main stand/side stand • Make sure that the operation runs smoothly.
• If necessary, lubricate the pivots.
Fastening elements on
the chassis
• Make sure that all nuts, bolts and screws are properly tightened.
• Re-tighten if necessary.
Instruments, lights, sig-
nals and switches • Check operation, correct if necessary
PRE-OPERATION CHECKS

15
WARNING
Before driving the vehicle, please make sure...
..that you are fully familiar with all operating
controls & their functions.
..to consult a dealer shop if you not thoroughly
understand.
WARNING
Please do not start the engine in a closed area,
the exhaust fumes are poisonous, and inhaling
them can cause loss of consciousness and
even death in short time.
STARTING THE ENGINE
Starting with the electric starter
1. Turn the ignition key to ON.
2. Pull the right brake lever otherwise the vehi-
cle will not start.
3. Push the start button for a few seconds.
CAUTION
• Do not crank the engine more than 5 sec-
onds on any single attempt.
• The engine starts immediately upon actu-
ation of the starter, then wait a few sec-
onds before you try to start it again. Each
starting process should be as short as
possible in order to save battery and the
starter.
Starting with the kick-starter (if available)
1. Turn the ignition key to ON.
2. Pull the right brake lever otherwise the vehi-
cle will not start.
3. Unfold the kick-start lever and push with
your foot down until you feel a noticeable
resistance, then kick the kick-starter evenly
and powerfully downwards.
CAUTION
The vehicle must be started occasionally with
the kick-starter (once a week), otherwise the
lubricant on the kick-starter pinion will harden
and this will cause it to malfunction.
DRIVE OFF
1. Pull the brake lever with your left hand and
hold the carrier with your right hand. Then
push the car o󰀨 the main stand.
2. Sit on the seat and adjust the rear-view mir-
rors.
3. Set the indicator.
4. Pay attention to the tra󰀩c and slowly turn the
accelerator grip (right) to start driving.
5. Switch o󰀨 the indicators.
ACCELERATION / DECELERATION
The speed is regulated with the accelerator grip.
To accelerate, turn the accelerator grip in direc-
tion (a). To decelerate, turn the accelerator grip
in direction (b).
DRIVING OPERATION

16
BRAKING
Front and rear brake
1. Turn the acceleration grip fully in direction
(b).
2. Pull the front and rear brakes simultaneous-
ly, increasing the brake pressure evenly.
WARNING
• Avoid abrupt or sharp braking. You could
skid.
• Railway crossings, tram tracks, steel
plates in construction site areas and man-
hole covers are particularly dangerous
when they are wet. Reduce your speed
and cross these sources of danger with
extreme caution.
• Remember that braking is more di󰀩cult on
wet roads.
• Please drive slowly downhill, braking
downhill is particularly di󰀩cult.
PARKING
P
To park, turn o󰀨 the engine using the key, place
the vehicle on the main or side stand, deactivate
the safety switch and remove the key.
INITIAL MAINTENANCE
After the rst 1,000 km, the initial maintenance is
the most important. By then all parts have been
run in. For this reason, all parts and components
must be readjusted during this maintenance and
all fastening elements must be tightened. Careful
maintenance after the rst 1,000 km ensures the
best performance of your vehicle and extends its
life.
CAUTION
Maintenance over 1,000 km must be carried
out according to the contents specied in the
section „Service and maintenance“.
DRIVING OPERATION

17
TOOL KIT
1
The on-board tool kit is located in the storage
compartment (1).The maintenance information
and the on-board tool kit supplied help to carry
out preventive maintenance and minor repairs.
However, certain maintenance requires special
tools.
WARNING
Leave maintenance work that a󰀨ects the war-
ranty claim or with which you are not familiar to
an authorised specialist dealer. Modications to
the vehicle that have not been approved by the
manufacturer can lead to a change in perfor-
mance, non-permitted exhaust emission values
and unsafe driving behaviour. If such modica-
tions are carried out by the customer without
authorisation from the manufacturer, the war-
ranty claim will be invalidated.
BATTERY COVER
1
The battery (1) is located under the seat.
SPARK PLUG
The spark plug is an important part of the engine
and is easy to check. Heat and deposits wear out
the spark plug, so it must be checked according
to the maintenance chart. The spark plug gives an
indication of the condition of the engine. The spark
plug is located on the underside of the vehicle.
Check spark plug
1. Remove the spark plug connector (1).
1
2. Unscrew the spark plug with the spark plug
spanner (2) of the on-board tool.
2
3. Check that the insulator (3) around the cen-
tre electrode of the spark plug is fawn.
3
4
REGULAR MAINTENANCE AND MINOR REPAIRS

18
NOTE
If the spark plug shows a di󰀨erent colour, this
could indicate a malfunction of the engine. Do
not diagnose such problems yourself. Please
contact your specialist dealer.
4. Check the spark plug for burning of the elec-
trode (4) and excessive charring or other de-
posits. If necessary, replace the spark plug.
WARNING
Please note that no other spark plug model is
permitted. The use of a di󰀨erent spark plug mo-
del can lead to engine damage in a short time.
5. Before reinserting the spark plug, check the
electrode gap and clean the spark plug with
a dry cloth.
6. Insert the spark plug in reverse order.
Electrode gap: 0,6 - 0,7 mm
WARNING
Please observe the maximum tightening torque
when inserting the spark plug.
If you have no way of checking this, leave this
task to the specialist dealer.
Max. Tightening torque: 12 Nm
ENGINE OIL
WARNING
The level of the engine oil must be checked
each time the tank is lled.
1. Place the vehicle on the main stand, remove
the dipstick (1) and wipe it.
2. Insert the dipstick (1), do not screw it in, take
it out again and check that the oil level is bet-
ween the upper (2) and lower (3) marks.
1
2
3
NOTE
Make sure that the engine oil dipstick is proper-
ly inserted before driving o󰀨.
TRANSMISSION OIL
The gearbox housing (1) must be checked for oil
leaks before each journey. In case of leaks, plea-
se contact your dealer for maintenance and re-
pair. The gearbox oil must be changed according
to the maintenance table.
NOTE
As long as the vehicle is within the warranty pe-
riod, the transmission oil change is the respon-
sibility of the specialist dealer.
REGULAR MAINTENANCE AND MINOR REPAIRS