um RENEGADE II COMMANDO, Use Manual

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Page 2: ...RENEGADE II SPORTS S RENEGADE II COMMANDO...

Page 3: ...maximum life and maximum performance of your motorcycle It is especially important that you do not operate the motorcycle in a manner that will cause engine over heating We also recommend that you re...

Page 4: ...ANGER if you don t follow instructions WARNING You will be killed or seriously hurt if you d follow instructions instructions RENEGADE II 125 SERIES EFI 4 To help you to get informed about safety deci...

Page 5: ...L E U F KUI COMPONENT LOCATION FUNCTION INSTRUMENT PANEL READY TO RIDE G N I D I R D N A N O I T A R E P O C I S A B L I O E N I G N E S N O I T A C I F I C E P S L A C I N H C E T E C N A N E T N I...

Page 6: ...IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS 1 3 2 1 USB Port 2 Digital Odometer 3 Storage Area 1 USB Port 2 Intelligent Dashboard 3 Storage Area 4 LED Light 360 1 2 4 3 6 RENEGADE II 125 SERIES EFI...

Page 7: ...DIMENSIONS 2257 mm 1545 mm 1140 mm 780 mm 2227 mm 1100 mm 780 mm 1545 mm REGENADE II 125 SERIES EFI 7...

Page 8: ...the engine number Your engine number will be used by a UM authorized dealer for vehicle identification purposes only This number is stamped on the left engine case below the shift pedal It is a crime...

Page 9: ...VEGEAR Riding a motorcycle leaves the rider exposed Therefore wearing appropriate protective gear can prevent or diminish injuries from accidents Helmet The majority of serious motorcycle injuries and...

Page 10: ...ays travel at a speed that is proper for the operating conditions your ability and experience use it to make sure it is in safe operating condition maintenance procedures described in this manual cond...

Page 11: ...rtant that you do not install accessories that change the design and concept of the motorcycle Doing so could alter the safety of your motorcycle LOADING CARRYINGPASSENGERS You should avoid carrying p...

Page 12: ...ere injury or even death to the motorcycle operator passenger or by stander To carry passengers safely you must instruct the passenger before you start to the engine the driver handles when the motorc...

Page 13: ...ous system or the plastic parts flame as the exhaust fumes may cause loss of consciousness or death within a short time source Petrol in your eyes see a doctor immediately or go to the nearest hospita...

Page 14: ...ng parts reduce ground clearance and do not interfere with the operating controls BREAK IN The long term wear and duration of your motorcycle depends of the way you treat it during the first days of o...

Page 15: ...nomy but also to extend the usable life of your motorcycle and to achieve a smoother operation yield surprising fuel economy pressure Check pressure weekly according to the periodic service and mainte...

Page 16: ...quipeed with combine brake system which when you use the rear brake the rear brake force is distribuited and helps to brake with the front brake too thus being softer an eficient the rear brake system...

Page 17: ...ies EFI uses a Mikuni EFI electronic fuel injection system which adapts to the environment collect information and improve the fuel consume performance thus the gases emissions are less harmful to the...

Page 18: ...COMPONENT LOCATION FUNCTION 2 5 1 4 3 4 2 3 1 5 LEFT CONTROL RIGHT CONTROL 1 Lever 2 Hi and Low 3 Horn 4 5 Light 1 2 Accelerator 3 4 Parking Lights Switch 5 RENEGADE II 125 SERIES EFI 18...

Page 19: ...ates when engine is in neutral and there is no gear engaged 8 S RENEGADE II 125 SERIES EFI 19 Check Engine Light It is normal that it lighting when you turn on the ignition switch but once you turn on...

Page 20: ...ted on Fuel tank This key STEERINGLOCK The steering lock is located on the side of the steering stem in Sports S KEY The same key will operate the ignition switch steering lock fuel cap STEERINGLOCK T...

Page 21: ...CAUTION close the fuel cap press cap down and make sure it is latched Remove the key and fold the protecting tab down FUEL TANK CAP DANGER CAUTION Do not mix fuel with any type of oil RENEGADE II 125...

Page 22: ...a it is lighting Check engine light lighting once it is turn on the start switch it is ing C C RENEGADE II 125 SERIES EFI 22...

Page 23: ...ht hand side is used to slow down or stop the vehicle Take your time to learn some braking techniques learn how use appropriate the combined brake system The throttle controls engine rpm speed To incr...

Page 24: ...is distribuited and helps to brake with the front brake too thus being softer and eficient the rear brake system GEARSHIFTLEVER The gear shift lever is used to select the next higher or lower gear in...

Page 25: ...nd before riding CENTERSTAND The center stand should be used on level ground It will permit lifting the rear wheel off the ground To operate use your foot to lower the stand until it touches the groun...

Page 26: ...EADY TO RIDE ISYOURMOTORCYCLEREADYTORIDE motorcycle and make sure any problem you find is corrected A pre ride inspection is a must because road conditions can be very harsh on your motorcycle and a p...

Page 27: ...or wear and tight spots Check and adjust tension if necessary Lube chain as needed CABLES Check cables for wear or breaks NUTS BOLTS Check all accessible nuts and bolts and make sure they are tight TH...

Page 28: ...yorevendeath BASIC OPERATION AND RIDING Sitonthemotorcycle Insert the key in the ignition switch and unlock the steering TurntheswitchON MakesuremotorcycleisinNEUTRAL MakesurethatfuelvalveisON PressCl...

Page 29: ...on dip stick incorporated in cap Change engine oil every 3000 Km at an Authorised UM Service Center Recommended oil Renegade Ignitor SJ 10W40 ENGINE OIL MAX MIN I T T T With every oil change make sur...

Page 30: ...re Rear Tyre 13 4 HP 9500 RPM 10 N m 8000 RPM 11 1 52 4 x 57 8 CDI Liquid cooled 5 speed Constant Mesh Two stage 520 O Ring Chain 1100 ml Renegade Ignitor 800 ml COOLELF AUTO SUPRA 370 C 41 mm Twin Hy...

Page 31: ...2 Kg with 90 fuel oil 750 mm 1140 mm 2257 mm 780 mm 1545 mm 200 mm 18 Lit 2 Ltr Approx Alloy wheel Electric Start 172 Kg with 90 fuel oil 750 mm 1140 mm 2227 mm 780 mm 1545 mm 200 mm 18 Lit 2 Ltr Appr...

Page 32: ...UM motorcycle to give an optimum performance trouble free service The vehicle must be serviced at every 3000 km or within 3 months whichever is earlier All activities are laid down for average riding...

Page 33: ...I I I I I Apply petroleum jelly 16 Drive chain slackness wear 17 Drive chain sider condition 18 Front fork oil leakage I I I I I I I I I 19 Rear brake cam L L L L L L L L L 20 Steering ball races pla...

Page 34: ...onth Km Description Whichever is Earlier 1st 1 1000 2nd 3 3000 3rd 6 6000 4th 9 9000 5th 12 12000 6th 15 15000 7th 18 18000 8th 21 21000 9th 24 24000 I All electrical functions Leakage from Brake hose...

Page 35: ...ch and battery discharge POSSIBLE CAUSES ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN Switch on ignition Push stop switch to ON position Clean vent hole Replace HT Lead connect the lead firmly Tighten spark Plug If electrode...

Page 36: ...Replace if necessary Fix cap lead firmly Clean reset gap or replace Ensure the all the connections POSSIBLE CAUSES ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN 3 Vehicle cranks but does not starts Engine Misfiring POSSIBLE CA...

Page 37: ...se connection Wiring hareness defective Starter switch not working Starter relay is defective Keep ignition key In ON condition Keep Kill switch in ON condition It should be more than 12 4 v Charge if...

Page 38: ...CAUSES ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN 9 Horn not working Horn sound not proper Ignition Key is OFF Battery discharge Loose connection Fuse Blown Incorrect screw adjustment Keep Ignition Key in ON condition It sh...

Page 39: ...r output voltage 14V 2000RPM Confirm the magneto of coil resistances are within specifications repalce if required POSSIBLE CAUSES ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN 12 Engine Overheat Radiator Fan faulty Reverse di...

Page 40: ...connection wiring harness defective Ensure all the connectors are firmly connected with wiring Check the continuity of lighting the circuit in wiring harness 15 Head Lamp illumination not proper Head...

Page 41: ...TAKEN 18 Vehicle wobbles Wheel rim runout Loose broken spokes Tyres not fitted correctly Wheels misaligned Under inflated tyres Rectify Tighten Replace spokes Re fit tyres correctly Ensure proper ali...

Page 42: ...l parts and avoid using high pressure washers recommendations very 3000 km and fuel pump spark plugs in poor condition adding too many electrical accessories in in fuel tank electrical system exhaust...

Page 43: ...most of the cases described in the owners manual modifications modifying or repairing parts and the tempering of their controls engaged in renting or which are disassembled uncontrollable and or case...

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Page 45: ...n 9 Safe riding advice 10 Battery maintenance 11 Tire pressure 12 engine light 13 Vehicle parking locking 14 Coolant level checking procedure 15 Cleaning Lubrication of drive chain INFORMATION TO CUST...

Page 46: ...______ Frame No _____________________________________________________________ Model ___________________________________________________ Engine No ______________________________________________________...

Page 47: ...t of the warranty as specified Place Date VEHICLE INSTALLATION AND DELIVERY CERTIFICATE Frame No _____________________________________________ Engine No _________________________________________ 1 War...

Page 48: ..._________________________________________ Model ___________________________________________________ Engine No ______________________________________________________________Color ______________________...

Page 49: ...he warranty as specified VEHICLE INSTALLATION AND DELIVERY CERTIFICATE Frame No ______________________________________________________ Engine No _____________________________________ 1 Warranty policy...