Nipponia Miro 125, Owner'S Manual

Page 1: ...Owner s manual Miro 125 Nipponia S A ODB001 EN...

Page 2: ...llow these instructions may result in damage to your scooter or minor injury WARNING Important information or instructions Failure to follow these instructions may result in heavy damage to your scoot...

Page 3: ...11 Left turning signal indicator 11 Right turning signal indicator 11 Fuel gauge 12 Speedometer 12 High beam indicator 12 Odometer 12 Oil pressure indicator 12 Controls 12 Main Ignition switch 12 Ste...

Page 4: ...Cleaner 29 Spark Plug 29 Spark plug inspection and replacement 29 Tyres 30 Brakes 31 Front brake 31 Front brake fluid inspection 31 Front brake inspection 31 Rear brake inspection 33 Rear brake lining...

Page 5: ...n for many accidents Driving speed must not exceed the limit specified by traffic regulations and allowed by road conditions Always signal when turning or changing lanes in order to attract the attent...

Page 6: ...n affect its performance and safety and or render it illegal for use Observe applicable laws and all national and local regulations concerning vehicle equipment Additionally such modifications will ca...

Page 7: ...kg Accessories When installing accessories not approved by Nipponia attention should be paid to the following points 1 The installation of the accessories must not affect the suspension travel the lig...

Page 8: ...he Vehicle identification number VIN 3 is located on the main front bar of the scooter frame and is covered by the VIN cap You can write your scooter s identification numbers here Vehicle identificati...

Page 9: ...8 VEHICLE DESCRIPTION Left view 1 Side stand 2 Left pillion footrest 3 Main Stand 4 Kick starter 5 Air filter...

Page 10: ...9 VEHICLE DESCRIPTION Right view 1 Handgrip 2 Storage compartment 3 Helmet hook 4 Exhaust muffler 5 Right pillion footrest...

Page 11: ...ontrols 1 Horn button 2 Turn signal switch 3 Rear braking lever 4 Dimmer switch 5 Left rear view mirror 6 Instrument panel 7 Right rear view mirror 8 Front braking lever 9 Throttle grip 10 Light switc...

Page 12: ...ning indicated by the white zone If the battery voltage is lower than 12V indicated by the red zone then the battery needs to be recharged at an authorised Nipponia service point Left turning signal i...

Page 13: ...meter 7 This meter displays the accumulated mileage of the scooter in km Oil pressure indicator 8 This indicator lights when the main ignition switch is in position and turns off after the engine has...

Page 14: ...e key can be removed Steering lock To lock the steering turn the handlebars all the way to the left and insert the key in the main switch 1 Then press down and while pressing turn to LOCK position to...

Page 15: ...started to turn on the position light rear light and license plate light In this position the headlight is off It is recommended for afternoon use Turn the light switch to this position after the engi...

Page 16: ...otorcycle from theft Turn the switch to position 1 before driving Turn the switch to position 2 when parked Seat To open the seat first unlock it from the seat lock 1 turning the key 2 clockwise and t...

Page 17: ...lose the fuel tank tightly by turning the fuel tank cap clockwise Fuel Use only 90 97 octane unleaded petrol gasoline NOTE Be careful while washing your scooter as the storage compartment may get wet...

Page 18: ...y flammable and may be explosive Always turn off the engine before refuelling Never smoke while refuelling and avoid sparks flames or any other source that could ignite the fuel Do not overfill the ta...

Page 19: ...l level and refuel if necessary Inspect the fuel circuit for any fuel leakage Engine oil and gear oil Check the engine oil and the gear oil and refill to the specified level if necessary Inspect the s...

Page 20: ...moothly and lubricate the joints if necessary Lights and instruments Inspect operation of the headlight rear light brake light turn signal lights horn and panel instruments If you need assistance on h...

Page 21: ...little It may make the engine easier to start After long term inactivity periods it may be difficult to start the engine In such a case hold the start button a little more than usual and turn the thr...

Page 22: ...e rear brake lever 3 Get on the scooter keeping at least one foot on the ground to support and prevent it from falling 4 Adjust the rear view mirrors 5 Before starting off turn on the indicator light...

Page 23: ...speed Do not hold the brake levers while driving as it may cause abnormal wear to the brakes Also it will turn the brake light on affecting the drivers behind you WARNING Avoid braking while turning...

Page 24: ...nt as it helps to prolong the life of the engine The break in period is the first 1000km During the period from 0 to 500km driving speed should not exceed 30km h while from 500 to 1000km it should not...

Page 25: ...d I I Fuel screen I R Throttle function I I Braking system pads fluid I I Clutch weights I Driving belt I R Transmission system check for leakage I I Engine check for leakage I I Fasteners bolts screw...

Page 26: ...ine oil level inspection The engine oil level must be checked daily before riding 1 Set the scooter on the centre stand on a level surface 2 Start the engine and run at idle for 2 to 3 minutes 3 Switc...

Page 27: ...at the right side of the crankcase The oil spring 4 will fall out 3 Depress the kick starter several times to drain the oil completely 4 Retrieve the oil screen 5 and clean it 5 Inspect the drain plug...

Page 28: ...es Recommended oil type API GL 5 SAE 80W 90 Gear oil replacement 1 Set the scooter on the centre stand on a level surface 2 Remove the filling bolt 1 and the drain bolt 2 NOTE Used engine oil must be...

Page 29: ...to prevent the gear oil from flowing out 7 For a new scooter replace the gear oil after the first 500 km After that replace every year or every 6000 km ATTENTION This work should only be done at an au...

Page 30: ...nded spark plug for standard use C7HSA NGK or A7RTC BAILIAN Spark plug inspection and replacement 1 Remove the seat the storage compartment and the cover under the seat 2 Remove the dirt around the sp...

Page 31: ...n the tyres cause unsteady steering or even tyre blow out Note that tyre pressure is measured with cold tyres Note 1 bar 1 kgf cm2 100 kPa Driving with worn tyres is very dangerous The tyres must be r...

Page 32: ...y of the brake lever is excessive 2 3cm and the brake pad wear is within its specified limits air may be trapped in the braking system It must be expelled Take your scooter to an authorized Nipponia s...

Page 33: ...The brake fluid must be handled with care as it can damage the paint surfaces and plastic parts When refilling the brake fluid make sure the reservoir is set level otherwise fluid will spill out when...

Page 34: ...is worn to the wear mark replace both pads If the thickness of brake disk is worn to its limit the disk must be replaced at once Rear brake inspection 1 Set the scooter on the main stand on a level su...

Page 35: ...heduled inspections of wear condition of brake lining must be carried out When pressure is applied to the lever the indicator 4 moves to the sign 2 on the brake drum Holding the lever tightly if the i...

Page 36: ...film of Vaseline or grease 4 When installing the battery terminal bolts must be screwed tightly Battery removal 1 Remove the cover screw and open the battery case cover 2 Disconnect the negative cabl...

Page 37: ...ystem or short circuiting Switch off the main switch turn to position in advance to avoid a short circuit when replacing and or inspecting a fuse Headlight beam adjustment To adjust the direction of t...

Page 38: ...or preserving agent on coloured parts and grease on moving metal parts 5 Inflate tyres to specified pressure and then lift the scooter onto blocks to keep the wheels off the ground 6 Finally cover yo...

Page 39: ...t The plastic parts should be cleaned with a cloth or sponge using a neutral cleaning agent 2 After drying let the engine run at idle for several minutes 3 Before riding the brakes should be inspected...

Page 40: ...k plug gap 0 6 0 7 Rear tyre 3 50 10 Engine oil capacity L 0 9 Climbing ability 22o Fuel tank capacity L 5 7 Braking distance m initial speed 30 km h 7 m Valve clearance IN EX mm 0 10 0 02 High low be...

Page 41: ...40 WIRING DIAGRAM...

Page 42: ...41 SERVICE SCHEDULE Please refer to the owner s manual for the maintenance schedule of your vehicle VIN...

Page 43: ...42 SERVICE SCHEDULE Please refer to the owner s manual for the maintenance schedule of your vehicle VIN...

Page 44: ...43 SERVICE SCHEDULE Please refer to the owner s manual for the maintenance schedule of your vehicle VIN...