Full Product Manual
SPEED 
SHIFT 
LINKAGE 
1. 
Slide 
the 
shift 
arm sleeve 
over 
the 
rod on 
the 
shift 
yoke. 
Make sure 
the 
linkage plate points 
to 
the 
right. Line up 
the 
holes in 
the 
shift 
arm sleeve and 
shift 
yoke. Insert a 
bolt 
M6x30 
and secure 
with 
nut. 
(See 
Fipre 
6G) 
Figure6a 
M6x30 
x1 
M#W 
2. 
Lift up the shift rod. Insert the trunnion 
into 
the shift rod hole 
on the bottom 
of 
the shift lever under the dashboard. Install 
the washer and 
M8 
nut. Tighten securely. 
(See 
Fipre 
6b #1) 
The 
speed 
adjusting 
lock 
nut 
at 
the upper 
end 
of 
the 
shift 
rod 
was 
adjusted 
before 
leaving the factory. 
Do 
NOT 
loosen 
the lock nut. Doing 
so 
may 
cause 
the 
machine 
speeds 
to 
become 
dis-ordered, 
including 
Fwd 
and 
Rev. 
(See 
Fipre 
6b #2) 
Figure6b 
M8 
Xl 
Insert the shift rod 
with 
a 
flat 
washer into the shift arm. Secure 
3
· 
with 
the other 
flat 
washer 
and 
clevis pin. 
(See 
Fipre 
6c) 
11  I 
Assembly 
Figure6c 
Xl 
•=• 
HEADLIGHT WIRE CONNECTION 
To 
connect the headlight harness, cut the zip tie holding 
the 
wire 
off 
the 
engine. Then plug 
the 
wire 
into 
the 
wire 
clip connected 
to 
the 
LED 
light. 
(See 
Ffsure 
7) 
Use 
zip ties (found in manual 
bag) 
to 
secure 
excess 
"loose" 
wire 
to 
the handlebar 
to 
avoid snagging 
during 
use. 
Cut 
excess 
strip 
off 
the zip ties when secure. 
Figure7 
TIRES 
The 
tires 
are 
over-inflated 
at 
factory 
for 
shipping 
purposes. 
Check the pressure in the tires 
prior 
to 
usage. 
Reduce 
or 
increase 
air 
pressure 
to 
ensure equal 
tire 
pressure 
to 
the manufacturer's 
recommended pressure. The recommended 
air 
pressure can be 
found on 
the 
tire 
sidewall. 
Under 
any 
circumstance 
do 
not 
exceed 
manufacturer's 
recommended pressure. 
Excessive 
pressure when 
seating 
beads 
may 
cause 
tire/rim assembly to burst 
with 
force 
sufficient to 
cause 
serious 
injury. 
Refer 
to 
tire sidewall for 
recommended 
pressure. 
Maintain 
equal 
tire 
pressure 
in 
both 
tires 
at 
all 
times. 
If 
the 
tire 
pressure 
is 
not 
equal 
in 
both 
tires, 
the 
machine 
may not travel 
in 
a straight path 
and 
the 
scraper 
blade 
may 
wear 
unevenly. 
Keep 
tires 
free 
of 
gasoline and oil, which 
can 
harm 
rubber. 










