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Use silicon based lubricant and spray into front of chain, turn wheel to coat entire chain. Don't use an oil lubricant as it will collect dirt. There are some wax based lubricants as well. | Use silicon based lubricant and spray into front of chain, turn wheel to coat entire chain. Don't use an oil lubricant as it will collect dirt. There are some wax based lubricants as well. | ||
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Revision as of 08:58, 14 June 2019
Contents
Specifications
Engine
Engine Type:4 Stroke, Single Cylinder Displacement:125cc Ignition:CDI Starter:Kick Start Cooling:Air Cooled
Drive Train
Transmission:4-speed (1-N-2-3-4) Manual Clutch Drive System:Chain
Chassis / Suspension / Brakes
Front Brake:Hydraulic Disc --- Hand Braker Rear Brake:Hydraulic Disc --- Foot Braker Front Tire:70/100 - 17 Rear Tire:90/100 - 14
Dimensions / Capacities
Length:70 inches Width:30 inches Height:43 inches Wheelbase:49.2 inches Seat Height:30.70 inches Ground Clearance:13.0 inches Net Weight:154 lbs Gross Weight:200 lbs Fuel Capacity:1.5 gal
Maintenance
Oil
Two locations, engine and transmission (gear box).
- Engine - recommended to use oil with moly additive (Liqui Moly)
- Transmission / Gearbox - you can use 80wt motorcycle transmission fluid.
If you run the engine prior to oil change it may make it easier to drain the oil as the liquid drains well when hot. However, use caution because this can also present the risk of burns. Watch out! Don't drain hot oil directly onto skin.
There are a couple drain plugs, one for the motor and one for the gearbox. When replacing motor oil also replace the oil filter. The engine oil plug is down by the magneto / stator. Some mechanics say it is not necessary to replace the filter each change, perhaps every other, that's up to you.
Remove the oil filter slowly and observe the spring that will fly out if you are not paying attention. You'll have to keep it clean and place it back into place when you install the new filter.
Add oil quantity according to operating manual, do not overfill.
Chain
The chain should have some slack however if it is too lose you will have failure.
Use silicon based lubricant and spray into front of chain, turn wheel to coat entire chain. Don't use an oil lubricant as it will collect dirt. There are some wax based lubricants as well.
This bike has a tensioner on the underside of the chain which may make chain tension seem tight compared to other bikes you might be used to.
Resources
Here are a few links for assembly info and oil change info for the Dirtbike.
- SR125 Assembly Instructions - This particular assembly video most closely matches the Taotao bike
