
.................................
5.7.1.
Focusing the Headlamp
41
?
.............................
5.8.
Tail Lamp and Stop-light Swit&
42
v
5.9.
Flashing-light Direction Indicator System
...................
:
......
43
:
....................................
5.10.
Speedometer
44
v.
...................................
6
.
Induction System
44
l
l
..........................
8.1.
Carburetter BVF
22
N
1-3
and
24
N
1-1
45
.......................................
6.1.1.
General
45
6.1.2.
Description of the BVF Carburetters
22
N
1-3
and
24
N
1-1
...................
45
.
8.1.3.
Trouble Shooting and Tuning
..............................
47
7
.
Cycle Parts
.....................................
60
Exhaust System
...................................
50
Steering
......................................
51:
ES
12511
and
15011
...................................
51
................................
Removing the Handlebars 51
.............................
Front Fork and Steering Bearing 51
Replacement of the Swing-arm Bearing Pin
.........................
51:
TS
125
and TS
15C
...................................
52
Steering Bearing
...................................
52
Telescopic Fork (see Fig
.
136)
..............................
S!
FuelTank
......................................
571
l
Fuel Shut-off Cock
..................................
58
Brakes 58
1
.......................................
Replacement of the Foot-rest Tubes
............................
591
Checking and Changing the Secondary Chain
........................
59
Adjusting the Clutch
...................................
60
Removing and Dismantling the Rear Wheel Drive
......................
61
!
Speedometer Drive
..................................
62
.
1
Replacement of the Wheel Bearings
............................
62
Inspections Required in the Case of Poor Road-holding
....................
62
1
Repairing the Spring-loaded Suspension Units
........................
63
Shock-absorber Marking
................................
63
Removal of the Shock-absorbers
.............................
64
Common Faults in Shock-absorbers
............................
64
Filling the Shock-absorbers with Fluid
...........................
64
Mating Shock-absorbers
................................
64
I
Cable Controls
.....................................
64:
9
.
us(
of special Tools
...................................
65
8.1.
Engine
.......................................
65
9.2.
Cycle Parts
.....................................
65
9.3.
Electrical Equipment
.................................
85
10
.
Sketches for
Making
Special Tools
............................
66
Supplement: Repair Instructions for the Engines
12513
.
15013
and the Telescopic Fork with Aluminium Slide
Tube