Suzuki GD115 Manual Del Propietário página 80

GD115 99011-36H51-01D
1. Support the motorcycle with the
main stand.
2. Loosen the rear axle nut 4.
3. Dismantle the chain manhole
cover 7 or the lower chain case 6.
4. Loosen the lock nut 2 on the adjusting bolt 1.
5. Move the adjusting bolt 1 clockwise or anticlockwise
to make the chain slack for 10 to 20 mm. Make the
front and rear chain wheels on a single straight line by
making sure of the left-right consistency of the sign
positions 3 of the rear wheel fork and the left and
right adjusters 5.*
6. After adjusting the tightness of the transmission chain,
tighten the rear axle nut 4 and the lock nut 2 and
then reconfirm the tightness of the transmission chain.
7. Mount the chain cover 7 or the lower chain case 6.
CAUTION
The drive chain of this motorcycle is made of
special materials carefully
authentic parts (428H 104 links) when replacing
the drive chain. Using parts with different
specifications may cause early damage to the
chain.
NOTE: Each time when replacing the drive chain, please
check the abrasion conditions of both the front and rear
sprockets, replace sprockets at the same time if
necessary.
V01 Export ENG 2014-08-11
10-20mm
processed. Use
NOTE: When installing drive chain,
make sure the opening direction of
lock ring is the opposite direction of
the chain movement.
NOTE: After adjusting the drive chain, ensure that you
have checked the free stroke of the rear brake pedal.
Refer to "BRAKES" section in this manual.
BRAKES
Both two wheels of the motorcycle use a drum brake.
Correct brake operation is very important for safe riding.
Be sure to have the brake system checked regularly.
This inspection should be made by an authorized dealer.
WARNING
Brakes are extremely important parts for safety of
both rider and passenger(s), so they should be
inspected and adjusted often.
WARNING
In case the braking system should need to be
serviced, we strongly recommend that you
consult with an authorized dealer. They have
complete tools, great skills and the safest and
most economical methods.
The following brake items should be checked daily
1. Operate the front and rear brakes to inspect if they are
flexible.
2. Inspect the wear conditions of the brake shoes.
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