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KAYO MOTOR K2 SERVICE MANUAL
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Maintenance Points
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Symbols and Meanings of Special Words
Suggestions for Daily Use
Operation notes
Precautions for safety
Precautions for disassembly and assembly
Vehicle components and location
VIN Code and Engine Number
The Vehicle Parameter
Important fastener specifications
The Vehicle Control
Clutch lever inspection
Front brake lever inspection
Throttle knob
Start
Extinguish
Fuel Tank Switch
Shift check
Inspection of rear disc brake
Parking support
Precautions Before Use
Advice for beginners
The running-in process
Drive Guide
Check items before driving
Precautions for ignition
Precautions for start
Precautions for turning
Precautions for acceleration
Precautions for shift gears
Precautions for brake
Precautions for stop & park
Suggested inspection time for all parts of the vehicle
Suspension system
Check the vehicle's compression and rebound with rider
Measure the distance from the center of the rear wheel to the rear
fender in suspension
Measure distance from center of rear wheel to rear fender under no
load
Measure distance from center of rear wheel to rear fender in driving
condition
Adjustment for the spring preload of rear shock absorber
Check for the setting of front shock absorber
Adjustment for the handlebar
Disassembly and inspection of vehicle parts
Placement
Disassembly and installation of front shock absorber guard plate
Disassembly and installation of front disc brake
Disassembly and installation of front shock absorber
Disassembly and installation of clamps
Check the head steering
Disassembly,installation and lubrication of steering head bearing
Removal and installation of front fender
Removal and installation of rear shock absorber
Removal and installation of seat cushion
Removal and installation of air filter
Cleaning and maintenance of air filter
Removal and installation of exhaust pipe
Removal and installation of muffler
Removal and installation of fuel tank
Check the chain and clean it
Removal and installation of chain
Check And Adjustment of chain tension
Inspection of rear sprocket, engine sprocket and chain guide
structure
Inspection of the frame
Inspection of the swing arm
Inspection of throttle cable
Inspection of handlebar
Check and maintain of brake system
Check the free stroke of the front brake lever
Adjust the stroke of the front brake lever
Check the brake disc
Check the front brake fluid level
Add the front brake fluid
Check the front brake pads
Check the free stroke of the foot brake
Check the rear disc brake fluid level
Replenish the rear disc brake fluid
Check the rear brake pads
Tire inspection and maintenance
Removal and installation of front wheels
Removal and installation of rear wheels
Check the outside surface of the tire
Check the tire pressure
Check the rim and spokes
Electrical system
Battery removal and installation
Replace the battery
Engine installation
Engine inspection and maintenance
Cylinder head part
Main parameters and maintenance standards of cylinder head parts
Troubleshooting
Removal of the left cylinder head cover
Removal of cylinder head
Decomposition of cylinder head
Inspection of valves and valve springs
Inspection of camshaft parts
Inspection of cylinder head
Inspection and grinding of valve seat
Inspection of valve guide
Assembly of the cylinder head
Installation of the cylinder head
Valve clearance adjustment
Cylinder and Piston
Precaution
Troubleshooting
Disassembly of the cylinder block
Cylinder block inspection
Disassembly of piston and piston ring
Inspection of pistons and piston rings
Piston Ring Installation
Piston installation
Installation of the cylinder block
Right cover, clutch, starting mechanism, shifting mechanism
Precautions
Main parameters and maintenance standards
Troubleshooting
Removal of right crankcase cover
Disassembly of the clutch
Removal of the right body oil pump
Removal of the gearshift mechanism
Inspection of Right Crankcase Cover
Inspection of the clutch
Inspection of active teeth
Oil pump inspection
Shifter inspection
Assembly of the gearshift mechanism
Assembly of the right body oil pump
Assembly of the drive gear
Assembly of the clutch
Assembly of the right crankcase cover
Left cover, double gear, magneto
Precautions
Removal of starter motor
Disassembly of the double gear (1)
Removal of left crankcase cover
Disassembly of the magneto stator
Disassembly of the magneto rotor
Inspection of Left Crankcase Cover and Duplex Gear Cover
Magneto Inspection
Start the inspection of the platter teeth
Inspection of starter motor and double gear
Start the assembly of large plate teeth and magneto
Assembly of double gear (two)
Installation of magneto stator
Installation of the left crankcase cover
Assembly of double gear (1)
Assembly of the starter motor
Crankcase, Transmission
Precautions
Troubleshooting
Crankcase Removal
Removal of crankshaft, main and auxiliary shafts
Crankshaft inspection
Inspection of Left and Right Crankcase Bearings
Inspection of shift fork, shift fork shaft, shift drum
Inspection of main and auxiliary shaft combinations
Checking the oil filter
Assembly of main and auxiliary shafts and crankshaft
Assembly of closing box and oil filter
MOTORCYCLE CLEANING
STORAGE
MAINTENANCE POINTS
ZHEJIANG KAYO MOTOR CO., LTD.
KAYO MOTO
K2
Service Manual
WWW.KAYOMOTO.COM
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This service manual is edited by KAYO

Please do not modify the content without authorization。
Manufacturer has the right to improve and update the model’s structure and spare parts
without notice.
The model in the image may be different from the real model.
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Preface
Hereby, on behalf of KAYO all staff thank you for choosing our dirt bike: K2, and we believe
that this choice will not disappoint you.
This manual is designed to help you better use our products, and it introduces the
maintenance adjustment procedure, disassembly and assembly essentials, inspection and
maintenance points, troubleshooting methods and maintenance technical data of K2 model
in detail, with detailed graphic data attached to guide the operation.
Please carefully read this manual and conduct inspection and repair in accordance with the
standard operating practices, which can effectively extend the service life of each part,
improve the performance of the engine and the reliability of the whole vehicle.
For the sake of technological development, Kayo reserves the right to modify the
construction, equipment and accessories of the motorcycle without prior notice. Due to the
different regulations and requirements in different markets, we have made appropriate
adjustments to the models, so the images in the manual may be different from the standard
samples.In addition, if you have any questions, please refer to our official website
www.kayo.com.cn and contact with our service staff, we will be humbly accept.
Please understand that the contents in this maintenance manual which subject to
change due to vehicle improvement, upgrading will not notify again. The actual
condition of the vehicle shall prevail in the maintenance.
ZHE JIANG KAYO MOTOR CO., LTD

Technical Department
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Content
Symbols and Meanings of Special Words ......................................................................................................................... 8
Suggestions for Daily Use ............................................................................................................................................. 9
Operation notes .............................................................................................................................................................. 10
Precautions for safety ................................................................................................................................................. 10
Precautions for disassembly and assembly......................................................................................................... 10
Vehicle components and location ............................................................................................................................. 12
VIN Code and Engine Number .................................................................................................................................... 14
The Vehicle Parameter.................................................................................................................................................. 15
Important fastener specifications .............................................................................................................................. 16
The Vehicle Control ....................................................................................................................................................... 18
Clutch lever inspection ............................................................................................................................................ 18
Front brake lever inspection ................................................................................................................................... 18
Throttle knob............................................................................................................................................................. 19
Start ........................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Extinguish ................................................................................................................................................................. 19
Fuel Tank Switch ..................................................................................................................................................... 20
Shift check ................................................................................................................................................................ 20
Inspection of rear disc brake .................................................................................................................................. 21
Parking support ........................................................................................................................................................ 21
Precautions Before Use ............................................................................................................................................... 21
Advice for beginners ................................................................................................................................................ 22
The running-in process ........................................................................................................................................... 22
Drive Guide ...................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Check items before driving ..................................................................................................................................... 23
Precautions for ignition ........................................................................................................................................... 23
Precautions for start ................................................................................................................................................ 24
Precautions for turning ............................................................................................................................................ 24
Precautions for acceleration................................................................................................................................... 24
Precautions for shift gears ...................................................................................................................................... 24
Precautions for brake .............................................................................................................................................. 24
Precautions for stop & park .................................................................................................................................... 24
Suggested inspection time for all parts of the vehicle ........................................................................................ 25
Suspension system ....................................................................................................................................................... 26
Check the vehicle's compression and rebound（with rider） ........................................................................... 26
Measure the distance from the center of the rear wheel to the rear fender in suspension .......................... 26
Measure distance from center of rear wheel to rear fender under no load ..................................................... 27
Measure distance from center of rear wheel to rear fender in driving condition ............................................ 27
Adjustment for the spring preload of rear shock absorber ................................................................................ 28
Check for the setting of front shock absorber ...................................................................................................... 28
Adjustment for the handlebar ................................................................................................................................. 28
Disassembly and inspection of vehicle parts......................................................................................................... 29
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Placement ................................................................................................................................................................. 29
Disassembly and installation of front shock absorber guard plate ................................................................... 29
Disassembly and installation of front disc brake ................................................................................................. 30
Disassembly and installation of front shock absorber ........................................................................................ 30
Disassembly and installation of clamps ................................................................................................................ 31
Check the head steering ......................................................................................................................................... 31
Disassembly,installation and lubrication of steering head bearing ................................................................... 31
Removal and installation of front fender ............................................................................................................... 32
Removal and installation of rear shock absorber ........................................................................................................ 32
Removal and installation of seat cushion ................................................................................................................... 33
Removal and installation of air filter .......................................................................................................................... 33
Cleaning and maintenance of air filter ....................................................................................................................... 33
Removal and installation of exhaust pipe ................................................................................................................... 34
Removal and installation of muffler ........................................................................................................................... 34
Removal and installation of fuel tank ......................................................................................................................... 35
Check the chain and clean it ....................................................................................................................................... 35
Removal and installation of chain .............................................................................................................................. 36
Check And Adjustment of chain tension .................................................................................................................... 36
Inspection of rear sprocket, engine sprocket and chain guide structure ..................................................................... 37
Inspection of the frame ........................................................................................................................................... 37
Inspection of the swing arm ................................................................................................................................... 37
Inspection of throttle cable ..................................................................................................................................... 38
Inspection of handlebar........................................................................................................................................... 38
Check and maintain of brake system ....................................................................................................................... 38
Check the free stroke of the front brake lever ..................................................................................................... 38
Adjust the stroke of the front brake lever ............................................................................................................. 39
Check the brake disc ............................................................................................................................................... 39
Check the front brake fluid level ............................................................................................................................ 39
Add the front brake fluid .......................................................................................................................................... 40
Check the front brake pads .................................................................................................................................... 40
Check the free stroke of the foot brake ................................................................................................................ 41
Check the rear disc brake fluid level .......................................................................................................................... 41
Replenish the rear disc brake fluid ........................................................................................................................ 42
Check the rear brake pads ..................................................................................................................................... 42
Tire inspection and maintenance .............................................................................................................................. 43
Removal and installation of front wheels .............................................................................................................. 43
Removal and installation of rear wheels .............................................................................................................. 43
Check the outside surface of the tire .................................................................................................................... 44
Check the tire pressure ........................................................................................................................................... 44
Check the rim and spokes ...................................................................................................................................... 44
Electrical system ............................................................................................................................................................ 45
Battery removal and installation ............................................................................................................................ 45
Replace the battery ................................................................................................................................................. 45
Engine installation ......................................................................................................................................................... 46
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Engine inspection and maintenance ........................................................................................................................ 47

Cylinder head part ................................................................................................................................................... 47
Main parameters and maintenance standards of cylinder head parts ............................................................. 47
Troubleshooting.......................................................................................................................................................... 47
Removal of the left cylinder head cover ..................................................................................................................... 48
Removal of cylinder head ........................................................................................................................................... 48
Decomposition of cylinder head ............................................................................................................................ 49
Inspection of valves and valve springs ................................................................................................................. 49
Inspection of camshaft parts .................................................................................................................................. 50
Inspection of cylinder head ..................................................................................................................................... 50
Inspection and grinding of valve seat ................................................................................................................... 51
Inspection of valve guide............................................................................................................................................ 51
Assembly of the cylinder head ................................................................................................................................... 51
Installation of the cylinder head ................................................................................................................................. 52
Valve clearance adjustment ........................................................................................................................................ 52
Cylinder and Piston .................................................................................................................................................... 53
Precaution: .................................................................................................................................................................. 53
Disassembly of the cylinder block.............................................................................................................................. 54
Cylinder block inspection ........................................................................................................................................... 54
Disassembly of piston and piston ring ........................................................................................................................ 55
Inspection of pistons and piston rings ........................................................................................................................ 55
Piston Ring Installation .............................................................................................................................................. 56
Piston installation ....................................................................................................................................................... 56
Installation of the cylinder block ................................................................................................................................ 57
Right cover, clutch, starting mechanism, shifting mechanism ................................................................................... 57
Precautions ................................................................................................................................................................. 57
Main parameters and maintenance standards ............................................................................................................. 57
Removal of right crankcase cover .............................................................................................................................. 58
Disassembly of the clutch ........................................................................................................................................... 59
Removal of the right body oil pump ........................................................................................................................... 59
Removal of the gearshift mechanism ......................................................................................................................... 59
Inspection of Right Crankcase Cover ......................................................................................................................... 60
Inspection of the clutch .............................................................................................................................................. 60
Inspection of active teeth ............................................................................................................................................ 61
Oil pump inspection ................................................................................................................................................... 61
Shifter inspection ........................................................................................................................................................ 61
Assembly of the gearshift mechanism ........................................................................................................................ 61
Assembly of the right body oil pump ......................................................................................................................... 62
Assembly of the drive gear ......................................................................................................................................... 62
Assembly of the clutch ............................................................................................................................................... 62
Assembly of the right crankcase cover ....................................................................................................................... 62
Left cover, double gear, magneto ............................................................................................................................... 63
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Precautions ................................................................................................................................................................. 63
Removal of starter motor ............................................................................................................................................ 63
Disassembly of the double gear (1) ............................................................................................................................ 63
Removal of left crankcase cover ................................................................................................................................ 63
Disassembly of the magneto stator ............................................................................................................................. 63
Disassembly of the magneto rotor .............................................................................................................................. 63
Inspection of Left Crankcase Cover and Duplex Gear Cover .................................................................................... 64
Magneto Inspection .................................................................................................................................................... 64
Start the inspection of the platter teeth ....................................................................................................................... 64
Inspection of starter motor and double gear ............................................................................................................... 64
Start the assembly of large plate teeth and magneto ................................................................................................... 64
Assembly of double gear (two) .................................................................................................................................. 65
Installation of magneto stator ..................................................................................................................................... 65
Installation of the left crankcase cover ....................................................................................................................... 65
Assembly of double gear (1) ...................................................................................................................................... 66
Assembly of the starter motor .................................................................................................................................... 66
Crankcase, Transmission ............................................................................................................................................ 66
Precautions: ................................................................................................................................................................ 66
Main parameters and maintenance standards ............................................................................................................. 66
Crankcase Removal .................................................................................................................................................... 67
Removal of crankshaft, main and auxiliary shafts ...................................................................................................... 68
Crankshaft inspection ................................................................................................................................................. 68
Inspection of Left and Right Crankcase Bearings ...................................................................................................... 68
Inspection of shift fork, shift fork shaft, shift drum ................................................................................................... 69
Inspection of main and auxiliary shaft combinations ................................................................................................. 69
Checking the oil filter ................................................................................................................................................. 69
Assembly of main and auxiliary shafts and crankshaft .............................................................................................. 70
Assembly of closing box and oil filter ........................................................................................................................ 70
Assembly of double gear (two) .................................................................................................................................. 70
MOTORCYCLE CLEANING ........................................................................................................................................ 71
STORAGE ......................................................................................................................................................................... 71
MAINTENANCE POINTS .............................................................................................................................................. 72
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Symbols and Meanings of Special Words
* This symbol indicates that this operation requires the operator to have professional
knowledge and technical understanding. If you do not have the confidence to complete this
operation, you can go to a professional repair shop or KAYO after-sale service point to be
operated by professionals.
→ This symbol indicates that the specific information is on the following page number.
Danger/warning/attention
In this manual, the words "Danger/Warning/attention" will appear. Please read the following
words carefully to protect yourself and your motorcycle. The meanings of "danger",
"warning" and "attention" are as follows:
Danger: Be on high alert for danger.
Warning: to be alert to moderate danger.
Attention: to be alert to minor danger.
However, please note that in this manual, we only enumerate the main safety issues related
to vehicle maintenance and repair, and the contents of warning slogans cannot cover all the
potential dangers during the use and repair of the vehicle.Therefore, in addition to the
"Danger", "Warning" and "Attention" related matters, users must also have basic
mechanical safety knowledge, if you do not grasp the entire maintenance and repair
operation process, please consult a more experienced senior technician before operation.
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Suggestions for Daily Use
The vast majority of off-road motorcycle fatalities are caused by head injuries. Without
helmets, the chances of serious injury or death from a head-hit are much higher. Therefore,
we strongly recommend that you wear a full set of safety equipment such as helmet, goggles,
gloves and boots when driving, which will save your life at the critical moment.
This series of models is designed for off-road racing at the beginning, without considering
the problem of carrying passengers, and there is no backseat, handlebar and pedal for
carrying people, so please be sure not to use this motorcycle to carry other people except
the driver, which behavior can easily lead to safety accidents.
Try to avoid using non-original parts to modify the car, also do not arbitrarily delete the
original components of the car, if you need to replace any parts, please choose the original
parts produced by KAYO or products authorized by KAYO manufacturers.In addition, the
company is not responsible for any vehicle problems caused by personal modification and
the use of unauthorized parts.
Our K2 product are specially designed for off-road and woodland crossing, so they are not
suitable for highway riding or long-distance motorcycling. If you insist on using them, the
tires may accelerate the wear of the pattern due to high speed rotation and reduce the
service life .It is also not suitable for urban use, as prolonged periods at traffic lights may
cause the engine to overheat and thus shorten its life. Please take care of your vehicle and
avoid problems caused by improper use.
Please check your motorcycle carefully before each use and maintain it in accordance with
the maintenance manual after use. After the motorcycle falls, please first check whether the
main parts are damaged. If you drive a faulty motorcycle, it is very easy to lead to the
occurrence of an accident and endanger your own safety.
When using this motorcycle, the temperature of the engine and exhaust pipe is very high, so
it needs to cool down for a period of time after parking. During this period, do not touch or
move the engine and exhaust pipe, so as not to cause scald. Do not wear shorts while riding,
otherwise leg injuries may result.
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Operation notes
Precautions for safety
1. You must wear work clothes (covered overalls, etc.), hats, and safety boots that are
suitable for the job. If necessary, you should also wear dust-proof glasses, dust-proof masks,
gloves and other safety protection products to protect your body.
2. Because the exhaust contains harmful components, it is forbidden to run the engine for a
long time in a closed place or a place with poor ventilation.
3. When the engine is just stopped, the temperature of the engine and the muffler is still very
high. Do not touch them before cooling to avoid burns.
4. The storage battery solution (dilute sulfuric acid) is a strong corrosive agent, which may
cause burns and blindness when it touches the skin and eyes. If your clothes or skin are
accidentally stained with battery solution, please wash them immediately with plenty of water
and go to the hospital for treatment. The storage battery and storage battery solution should
be kept strictly, and must be placed in a safe place out of the reach of children. When the
battery is charged, it will produce flammable and explosive hydrogen. Once a fire source or
electric spark approaches, there is a danger of explosion. So please charge in a
well-ventilated place.
5. As gasoline is flammable, fireworks are strictly prohibited at the work site. Pay attention
not only to open flames, but also to electric sparks. In addition, the vaporized gasoline may
explode. Please choose a well-ventilated site for operation.
6. Be careful not to let the rear wheels, clutches and other rotating parts and movable parts
pinch hands and clothes during maintenance.
7. When two or more people are doing homework, they must greet each other continuously
to confirm safety.
Precautions for disassembly and assembly
1. Parts, lubricating oil and grease must use KAYO recommended products.
2. The parts of each system should be sorted and kept separately, so that the parts can be
installed back to their original positions.
3. Please clean the dirt and dust on the car before maintenance.
4. Gaskets, O-rings, piston pin retaining rings, split pins, etc. must be replaced with new
ones after disassembly.
5. When the elastic retaining ring is disassembled, if the opening is too large, it will be
deformed and will easily fall off after reassembly. Please do not use elastic retaining rings
that have become loose or have lost their elasticity.
6. After the parts are disassembled and inspected, they should be cleaned and the cleaning
agent should be blown off with compressed air before the measurement. Apply lubricating oil
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on the moving surface before assembling.

7. When disassembling, check the necessary places and measure relevant data so that it
can be restored to the state before disassembly during assembly.
8. Fasteners such as bolts, nuts, and screws must be pre-tightened first, and then tightened
on the diagonal according to the specified tightening torque according to the principle of from
large to small, from inside to outside.
9. The rubber parts should be checked for aging during disassembly and replaced in
advance if necessary. In addition, since rubber parts are not resistant to gasoline, kerosene,
etc., try not to let volatile oils and greases adhere to them.
10. According to the requirements of the maintenance manual, apply or inject the
recommended grease on the designated parts.
11. Use correct special tools for disassembly and assembly operations.
12. The inner ring or outer ring of the ball bearing can be rotated by fingers to confirm
whether the rotation is flexible and smooth. If the disassembly method of applying force on
the ball is adopted during disassembly, the dismantled bearing should not be used again:
 If the bearing axial or radial clearance is too large, replace it.
 Bearings that feel stuck in rotation should be cleaned, and those that still feel stuck after
cleaning should be replaced, and those that cannot be cleaned should be replaced
directly.
 It is a compression fit with the body or the shaft diameter. If the fit is not tight after
disassembly, replace the bearing.
13. Bearings should be coated with oil or grease before assembling. Pay attention to the
installation direction when assembling single-sided dust-proof bearings. Open type or
double-sided dust-proof bearings should be installed with the manufacturer's logo and size
facing outward when assembling.
14. When installing the rectangular retaining ring, the chamfered side should face the
direction of force. Do not use the retaining ring that has been slackened and lost its elasticity.
After assembling, turn the rectangular retaining ring to confirm that it is firmly installed in the
groove.
15. After assembly, it is necessary to check whether each fastening part is tightened and
whether it works normally.
16. Brake fluid and coolant will damage the painted surface, plastic parts, rubber parts, etc.
Do not allow them to adhere to such parts, and rinse with water immediately in case of
adhesion.
17. The oil seal should be installed with the side with the manufacturer's logo facing outward
(the direction without oil):
 When assembling, be careful not to curl the oil seal lip and prevent burrs from scratching
the oil seal lip.
 Apply grease on the oil seal lip before assembling.
18. When installing hose-like parts, insert the hose into the root of the joint. If there is a pipe
clamp, install the pipe clamp in the dent of the pipe. Replace the hoses that are not tight
during installation.
19. Don't get dust, dirt, etc. into the engine and brake hydraulic system.
20. The gasket material attached to the joint surface of each engine box must be cleaned up
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before assembly. The bumps on the contact surface must be polished evenly with oilstone.
21. Do not twist or bend the cable too much. Deformed and damaged cables can cause
malfunction or breakage.
22. When assembling protective cap parts, if there is a groove, the protective cap must be
inserted into the groove.
Vehicle components and location
K2 specific components and locations

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
No. Name No. Name
1 Front fender 10 Front brake caliper
2 Headlight 11 Front fork
3 Raiser 12 Fuel tank
4 Handlebar 13 Gear shift lever
5 Vent pipe 14 Pedal
6 Fuel tank cap 15 Chain
7 Fuel tank tap 16 Side stand
8 Air filter 17 Chain guide
9 Chain slider 18 Rear sprocket
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19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
No. Name No. Name
19 Rear fender 26 Rear brake caliper
20 Exhaust pipe muffler 27 Steel swingarm
21 Seat 28 Rear brake pump
22 Rear shock 29 Brake pedal
23 Upper clamp 30 Muffler
24 Lower clamp 31 Front brake disc
25 Rear brake disc
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VIN Code and Engine Number
VIN Code
The VIN Code of the K2 is located on the

nameplate of the front extension tube.
Engine Number
The engine number of the K2 is located on the

inside of the engine gearshift lever.
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The Vehicle Parameter
Vehicle Dimensions and Mass Parameter

L*W*H（mm） 2010×840×1160
L*W*H（mm） 1340
Net weight（kg） 105
Tire size F：80/100-21；R：110/90-18
Seat height（mm） 875
Tank volume（L） 6.7
Engine Parameters
Engine type Single cylinder, four stroke, Air-cooled, 4 Valves
Clutch type Wet type, Multiple disk
Cylinder diameter×stroke 65.5×66.2mm
Displacement 249.9
Max. Power（kw/r/min） 12/7000
Max. Torque（N•m/r/min） 17.5/5500
Compression Ratio 9.6：1
Usually engaged two - stage transmission five - speed
Shift type
transmission, International profile
Starting Electric
Fuel control system Carburetor
Battery EL2-2500lithium battery
Chain #520H；13T/45T
Frame/Shock/Brake/Wheel system Parameters
Frame type Central double cradle type high strength steel tube frame
Front shock Inverted single unadjustable front shock absorber L=800mm
Rear shock Adjustable rear shock L=360mm
Swingarm High-strength steel flat fork L=540mm
6061 aluminum alloy fat bar, with Kayo special ultra-soft off-road
Handlebar
grip
F/R rims F: 1.60×21；R: 2.15×18；high strength aluminum rim
F brake system Φ240mm disc brake
R brake system Φ220mm disc brake, Forged up-walking brake pedal
Others
Air filter type Sponge filter core filter type
Fuel type 92 and above grade gasoline
Motorcyclists 1（rider）
Maximum load mass 120kg
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Important fastener specifications
No. Item Fastener specifications Quantity

Front brake caliper mounting Outer hexagon small head flange
1 2
bolt M8×40 full thread
2 Steering column nut Aluminum silver M26×1 1
Upper pressure block Hexagon socket cap screws
3 4
mounting screws M8×110
Front disc brake rotor
4 Hexagon socket head M8×26
mounting bolt
5 Front axle mounting nut Socket flange M14×1.5 1
6 Shift lever mounting nut Hexagon socket head M6×20 1
Outer hexagon small head flange
7 Engine front mounting bolt 2
bolts M8×90
Hexagon bolts on opposite sides
8 Engine rear mounting bolt 2
M10×110
Hexagon flange self-locking nuts
9 Engine front mounting bolt 2
M8
10 Engine rear mounting bolt 2
M10×1.25
11 Exhaust pipe mounting nut 2
M8
Chain guide sleeve mounting Cross recessed pan head screws
12 2
screws M6×12
Chain guide sleeve mounting Cross large flat head machine
13 1
screws screw M6×12
14 Flange axle mounting nut 1
M16×1.5×H14.8
Hexagon bolts on opposite sides
15 Adjusting Chain bolt 2
M8×70
Hexagon nuts with opposite side
16 Adjusting chain nut 4
M8
Rear shock and frame Outer hexagon big head flange
17 1
connecting bolt M10×45×1.25
Rear shock and swingarm Outer hexagon big head flange
18 1
connecting bolt M10×45×1.25
Rear shock and swingarm Hexagonal flange with teeth
19 1
tighting nut M10×1.25
Opposite side of outer hexagon
20 Rear brake disc mounting bolt 4
M6×20
16
Rear sprocket mounting Socket cap screw

21 6
screws M8×31 10.9S
22 Rear sprocket fastening nut 6
M10×1.25
23 Rear axle nut 1
M14×1.5
Rear brake pump mounting
24 Hexagon socket head M6×20 2
bolt
High voltage package Outer hexagon small head flange
25 1
mounting bolt boltsM6×16
Voltage stabilizer mounting Outer hexagon big head flange
26 2
bolt M6×16
Outer hexagon small head flange
27 Electric door lock bracket bolt 2
bolts M6×12
Screws connecting the left and
Cross large flat head machine
28 right guard plates to the fuel 6
teeth M6×12
tank
Hexagon socket cap screws
29 Muffler mounting bolt 1
M8×25
30 Hexagonal flange tooth nut M6 8
Hexagon flange self-locking
31 M6 14
nuts
The tightening torque of the fasteners in the above table can refer to the standard torque.
Note：Before installing the thread, apply anti-rust grease on the thread and the joint surface.
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The Vehicle Control
Clutch lever inspection
The clutch is controlled by the clutch lever, which

located at the left end of the handlebar, and
operated by the left hand.
Front brake lever inspection
The front disc brake is controlled by the brake lever.

Which located at the right end of the handlebar, and
operated by the right hand.
The angle between the brake lever and the

handlebar of K2 model can be adjusted according to
the needs of customers. For details, see "Adjusting
the Stroke of the Front Brake lever".
The front brake adopts a floating caliper disc brake,

which is installed on the lower end of the left front
shock and fixed by 2 bolts.
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Throttle knob
The throttle knob is located on the right side of the

handlebar and is controlled by turning with the right
hand. When the handle is turned counterclockwise,
increase the throttle, release the handle and return it
to the position.
Start
The vehicle start button is located on the right side

of the handlebar, close to the position of the throttle
knob. It is a square gray button. Long press it to start
the motorcycle engine. In addition to the start button,
the vehicle can also be started by stepping on the
start lever.
Note：When starting, the left hand should squeeze
the brake to prevent the engine from starting with
gear.
Note：There should be fuel in the fuel tank before
starting the engine, and the fuel tank switch is
required to be in the open position.
Extinguish
The engine's stop switch is located on the left side of

the handlebar near the grip. It is a square red
button. Long press it to turn off the engine.
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Fuel Tank Switch
The K2 carburetor version adjusts the fuel supply

through the fuel tank switch, which is located at the
bottom of the left side of the fuel tank. By rotating the
switch, you can control whether the fuel enters the
carburetor, so as to achieve the control effect.
The meaning of each symbol on the fuel tank switch

is as shown in the left figure, where the "ON" symbol
indicates that the switch is turned on and the fuel is
drained; the "OFF" symbol indicates that the switch
is turned off and the fuel drain stops; the "RES"
symbol indicates that the reserve oil is enabled.
Shift check
The K2 shift lever is located on the left side of the

engine, and the shift operation is performed by
stepping on and hooking up the shift lever.
The K2 engine gear is the international five gears,

and its gear setting is shown in the left picture.
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Inspection of rear disc brake
The foot brake pedal is located on the right side of

the engine and is operated by stepping on it.
Note：When performing brake operation, the foot

brake should be used as the main brake, and the
hand brake should be used as a supplement.
The rear wheel brake adopts a floating caliper disc

brake, whose caliper body is located on the right
side of the rear wheel and is fixed by a disc brake
bracket.
Parking support
K2 use a single support for parking support. The

single support is located on the left side of the whole
vehicle. When in use, the vehicle is centered and
the single support is kicked to expand it. Tilt the
whole vehicle to the left to make the single support
contact the ground and support the motorcycle.
Precautions Before Use
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Advice for beginners
1.Please read this manual before driving, especially the "The Vehicle Control" and "Drive
Guide" sections.
2.Please carry out a standard run-in when driving.
3.If any part problem is found during use, please refer to this manual for repair or contact
KAYO dealer.
4.After each use, the whole vehicle needs to be cleaned with water flow.
5.If not necessary, do not drive in bad weather (such as heavy rain, blizzard, etc.).
6.The company is not responsible for the whole vehicle problems caused by malicious
behavior.
The running-in process
Motorcycle engines have a lot of relatively moving parts, such as pistons, piston rings,
cylinder blocks, and transmission gears that mesh with each other. Therefore, at the initial
stage of use, the engine must be run-in to a standard. The running-in can make the moving
parts adapt to each other, correct the working gap, and form a good smooth friction surface
that can withstand larger loads. Only after standard running-in can the engine have
excellent performance and reliability.
The recommended running-in steps are as follows:
1、0~2.5h stage：when the motorcycle is used at 50%~75% throttle, the speed should be
changed frequently to avoid the motorcycle running for a long time at the same
throttle; After working for 1 hour, let the engine cool for 5~10 minutes; Avoid rapid
acceleration, throttle can not be sudden and small.
2、2.5~4h stage：at 50%~75% throttle, the motorcycle can run for a long time at the same
throttle. In the working process, the throttle can reach 100%, but the duration is not higher
than 5~10 seconds;
3、4~5h stage：use the motorcycle at 75%~100% throttle.
4、More than 5h：increase the speed to 60~80km/h, until the engine performance can be
fully played.
Danger ： When driving a motorcycle, please do not speed up regardless of the

consequences, this behavior is easy to cause engine damage, thus causing safety
accidents.Therefore, please pay attention to certain driving skills when using motorcycles.
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Drive Guide
Check items before driving
1. Check the tank level

2.Check the liquid level of the hand brake oil cup
3.Check the liquid level of the foot brake oil cup
4.Check the hand brake clamp system dynamic friction plate
5.Check the foot brake clamp system dynamic friction plate
6.Check braking effect of braking system
7.Check the chain
8.Inspect rear sprocket, engine sprocket and chain guide structure
9.Check the chain guider
10.Check the outside surface of the tire
11.Check tire pressure
12.Check the battery level
13.Check the thickness of the front disc brake
14.Check the thickness of the rear disc brake
15.Check the torque of each fastener
16.Check the engine gear
17.Check cover
18.Check the fuel tank switch
19.Check if the body armour is fully worn
Precautions for ignition
The steps of electric ignition are as follows:

1、Open the electric lock.
2、Squeeze the brake lever with your right hand.
3、Hold the ignition switch with your right finger.
4、The engine starts to work, loosen the ignition switch, and the start of the vehicle is over
Note：Before starting the engine for K2 models, turn the fuel tank switch to the "ON"
position.
The steps of kick start are as follows:
1、Open the electric lock.
2、Squeeze the brake lever with your right hand.
3、Use your right foot to kick the startshift.
4、The engine starts to work, loosen the ignition switch, and the start of the vehicle is over
Note：Before starting the engine for K2 models, turn the fuel tank switch to the "ON"
position.
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Precautions for start
1、An inspection should be carried out before starting, including the state of the vehicle and
the driver’s dress.
2、When starting, the motorcycle should not go too fast.
3、To ensure safety, please use the first gear to start driving for a certain distance before
shifting gears.
Precautions for turning
1、Take care to slow down in advance when turning.

2、When turning, lower your center of gravity to reduce the risk of side rolling.
3、When turning, do not shift gears.
Precautions for acceleration
1、Do not accelerate on the corners.

2、After acceleration, shift gears in time.
Precautions for shift gears
1、Do not skip gears when shifting gears.

2、Do not increase the throttle when shifting gears.
3、Shifting should not be done in corners.
Precautions for brake
1、When braking should be based on the foot brake, hand brake as a supplement.
2、Check the level of brake fluid in the brake fluid cup every time you ride.
3、When the brake fluid is insufficient, the appropriate brake fluid should be added in time
according to the maintenance manual.
Precautions for stop & park
1.When parking, we should pay attention to slow down first and then stop, and should not
brake in an emergency.
2.When parking, unfold the single support and tilt to the left for parking operation.
3.Please put the gear in neutral before stopping.
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Suggested inspection time for all parts of the vehicle
every 30 hours
every 20 hours
every 10 hours/after every ride
1 hour after each ride
Check and charge the battery ● ● ●
Check the front disc brake plate ● ● ●
Check the rear disc brake plate ● ● ●
Check the front and rear disc brake discs ● ● ●
Inspect brake tubing for damage or leakage ● ● ●
Check the rear disc brake fluid level ● ● ●
Check the free stroke of the brake pedal ● ● ●
Check the frame and swingarm ● ● ●
Check whether the swingarm bearing is loose ●
Check the top of the shock absorber ● ● ●
Check the shock absorber connecting rod ● ● ●
Check tire surface condition ○ ● ● ●
Check tire pressure ○ ● ● ●
Check hub bearings for looseness ● ● ●
Check the wheel hub ● ● ●
Check the rim bounce ○ ● ● ●
Check the spoke tension ○ ● ● ●
Check chain, rear sprocket, engine sprocket, guide sleeve and chain ● ● ●
guide
Check chain tension ○ ● ● ●
Oil all moving parts (chain, handlebars, etc.) and check for smooth ● ● ●
Check the front disc brake oil level ● ● ●
Check the free stroke of brake handlebar ● ● ●
Check whether the steering head bearing is loose ○ ● ● ●
Check valve clearance ○ ●
Check clutch ●
Change the gear oil ○ ● ● ●
Check all hoses (such as fuel, cooling, exhaust, drainage, etc.) ○ ● ● ●
Check the hardness ● ● ●
Check the lights ○ ● ● ●
Clean air filter and air filter housing ● ● ●
Check whether screws and nuts are tightened ○ ● ● ●
Replace the fuel filter ○ ● ● ●
Check the carburetor idle speed ○ ● ● ●
Final inspection: check whether the vehicle is running safely and conduct
○ ● ● ●
a test run
○ One-time interval
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● Periodic interval
Attention：This table is for reference only. Please adjust the maintenance cycle of the
motorcycle according to the specific model and use situation.
Warning：For the inspection, adjustment and replacement of the engine, please consult
Kayo Service Center to avoid damage.
Suspension system
Check the vehicle's compression and rebound（with rider）
To ensure the best driving characteristics of the

vehicle and avoid damage to swingarm, shock
absorbers, linkage and frame, the basic setting of
the suspension components must match the
driver's weight.
The total standard rider mass of the K2 off-road
motorcycle is shown in the table below.
K2 65～75kg
If the rider's weight is above or below the standard
range, the basic setting of these sections must be
adjusted accordingly. A small weight difference can
be compensated by adjusting the rear shock
absorber spring preload, but if the weight
difference is large, the spring must be replaced.
Measure the distance from the center of the rear wheel to the rear fender
in suspension
The measurement procedure is as follows:

1, the whole motorcycle set up, so that the rear
wheel is completely suspended
2. Select a fixed point on the side of the rear fender
and mark it as "point 1".
3. Measure the distance from "Point 1" to the
center of the rear axle and record it as "A1".
4. Remove the motorcycle from the rack
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Measure distance from center of rear wheel to rear fender under no load

1. The motorcycle is righted so that the center
surface of the tire is perpendicular to the ground
2. Measure the distance from the center of the rear
wheel axle of the motorcycle to "point 1" and
record it as "A2".
3. Use single stand to support the vehicle
4. Calculate the difference between "A1" and "A2"
and denote it as "D1".
The value of "D1" when K2 motorcycle leaves
factory is shown below
MODEL D1
K2 25～35mm
Measure distance from center of rear wheel to rear fender in driving
condition

1. The driver rides the motorcycle (the engine does
not start)
2. Righten the motorcycle so that the center
surface of the tire is perpendicular to the ground
3. Measure the distance from the center of the rear
wheel axle of the motorcycle to "point 1" and
record it as "A3".
4. The driver uses single stand to support the
vehicle and leave the seat
5. Calculate the difference between "A1" and "A2"
and denote it as "D2".
The value of "D2" when K2 leave the factory is
shown below
MODEL D2
K2 90～100mm
If "D2" measured by the customer is lower than the
factory value, the spring preload can be lowered
appropriately; If the customer measured "D2" is
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higher than the factory value, the spring preload

can be adjusted higher; If "D2" is far less than the
factory value, it is necessary to replace the spring
with a lower hardness; If "D2" is much greater than
the factory value, it is necessary to replace the
spring with a greater hardness.
Adjustment for the spring preload of rear shock absorber
lock piece
The spring preload of the rear shock absorber can

be controlled by adjusting the lock piece. Adjust
the lock piece to move down, the spring preload
increases; Adjust the lock piece to move up, the
spring preload is reduced.
Check for the setting of front shock absorber
The inspection procedure of the front shock absorber is as follows:

1. Place the whole motorcycle on the ground
2. Righten the vehicle
3. Hold the handlebars with both hands and press down on the front shock absorber
4. Observe the effect of pressure and rebound of front shock absorber
If the compression of the front shock absorber is difficult, the compression damping should
be appropriately reduced.If the rebound of the front shock absorber is difficult, the rebound
damping should be appropriately reduced;When the ambient temperature is high, the front
shock absorber should also be properly deflated.
Adjustment for the handlebar
The handlebars of the vehicle can be adjusted

according to customers' driving habits. The
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specific steps are as follows:

1. Take out the grips and cover on the handlebar
2. Unscrew the press bolt so that the handlebar
can rotate
3. Sit on the vehicle and help the handlebars to the
natural position of your hands
4. Screw the press bolt back
5. Obtain the position of handlebars. If not
satisfied, repeat the above process.
Disassembly and inspection of vehicle parts
Placement
When carrying out the related maintenance of the

whole vehicle, it is necessary to suspend the
motorcycle to facilitate the disassembly and
assembly of various parts.
Disassembly and installation of front shock absorber guard plate
The disassembly and installation steps of the front

shock absorber guard plate are as follows:
1. Remove the front shock absorber protection
plate fixing screw
2, remove the front disc brake oil pipe clip
3. Remove the front shock absorber guard plate
4. Installation shall be carried out in the reverse
order of disassembly
Note: when removing the front shock absorber
guard plate of K2, the front wheel should be
removed first, otherwise the screws on the inside
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near the tire cannot be removed.
Disassembly and installation of front disc brake
The disassembly and installation steps of the front

disc brake are as follows:
1. Remove the mounting bolt of disc brake clamp
body
2. Remove the front brake oil pipe clamp
3. Remove the front brake handle
4, Remove the front disc brake
6. Installation shall be carried out in the reverse
order of disassembly
Note: For K2 model, disc brake cover should be
removed first.
Disassembly and installation of front shock absorber
The steps of the front shock absorber are as

follows:
1, remove the front disc brake
2. Remove the front wheel
3. Loosen the front shock absorber fixing bolt on
the coupling plate
4. Remove the front shock absorber
5. Installation is carried out in the reverse order of
disassembly.
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Disassembly and installation of clamps
The disassembly and installation steps of the

clamps are as follows:
1. Remove the front shock absorber
2, remove the turning column lock nut
3. Remove the upper clamp
4. Remove the adjusting nut of the turning column
5. Take out the lower clamp
6. Remove the turning column
Installation is carried out in the reverse order of
disassembly
Check the head steering
Check the head steering steps as follows:

1. Aerial the whole vehicle
2. By turning the handlebar left to right to control the motorcycle head, if it turns smoothly
and there is no obstruction, the motorcycle head turning is normal
3. If it is found that there is a sense of delay and obstruction, then remove the coupling plate
to check whether the steering bearing is normal
Disassembly,installation and lubrication of steering head bearing
pulley
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When installing the steering bearing of the vehicle

head, apply a layer of lithium-based grease on the
surface of the roller. Refer to the figure on the left
for specific installation.
Removal and installation of front fender
The disassembly and assembly steps of the front

fender are as follows:
1. Remove the mounting bolts of the front fender;
2. Remove the front fender;
removal.
Removal and installation of rear shock absorber
Check the rear shock absorber and observe the

spring for cracks, etc. Replace the rear shock if
necessary.
Follow the steps below to disassemble the rear
shock absorber:
 The whole vehicle is suspended;
 Remove the seat cushion;
 Remove the mounting bolts of the rear shock
absorber and the frame;
 Remove the connecting bolts between the rear
shock absorber and the flat fork;
 After confirming that there is no interference,
take out the rear shock absorber from above;
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 When installing the rear shock, proceed in the

reverse order of removal.
Removal and installation of seat cushion
The removal and installation steps of the seat

cushion are as follows:
1. Remove the fixing bolt on both sides of the rear
seat.
2. Take out the seat backwards.
3. The installation steps should be carried out in
the reverse order of removal.
Removal and installation of air filter
The removal and installation steps of air filter are

as follows:
1. Remove the side cover of the air filter;
2. Loosen the connection between the air filter
hose and the throttle body/carburetor;
3. Remove the air filter sponge assembly;
4. Remove the air filter hose;
5. The installation is carried out in the reverse
order of removal.
Cleaning and maintenance of air filter
Before performing maintenance on the parts of the air filter, you need to check first as
follows:
1. Check whether there are cracks on the surface of the air filter hose
2. Check whether the air filter sponge is damaged
3. Check whether the air filter sponge support is damaged
4. Check whether there is a rupture problem in the air filter
If the air filter is damaged, replace the corresponding parts; if no parts are damaged,
perform maintenance as follows:
1. Clean the air filter hose with water and let it air dry
2. Clean the dust attached to the air filter sponge and infiltrate the surface with air filter oil. If
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the dust on the sponge is really difficult to handle, you can also replace the new air filter
sponge.
3. Clean the surface of the air filter sponge support, let it dry naturally, and then apply a
layer of oil on the surface
4. Rinse the air filter housing with water and let it air dry
Removal and installation of exhaust pipe
The removal and installation steps of exhaust pipe

are as follows:
1. Remove the muffler
2. Remove the fixing bolts of the exhaust pipe
3. Remove the fixing nut at the connection of the
engine exhaust pipe
4. Remove the exhaust pipe
removal
Removal and installation of muffler
The exhaust pipe and the muffler can guide the

gas emission and reduce the noise.
If the exhaust pipe is rusty or ruptured or damaged
by impact, please replace it with a new one
immediately. If the noise is too high or the engine
performance is degraded, replace the muffler.
For the cleaning of the exhaust system, please
consult with KAYO dealers before proceeding.
If you need to replace the muffler, please follow the
steps below:
Unscrew the mounting bolts of the muffler;
Loosen the buckle at the connection between the

muffler and the exhaust pipe;
Pull out the muffler backwards;
Replace the muffler and install the fasteners;
Fastener installation is carried out in the reverse
order of removal.
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Removal and installation of fuel tank
Removal and installation of fuel tank are as

follows:
1. Remove the seat cushion
2. Remove the front left and right guard plates
3. Unscrew the fuel tank installation screws
4. Remove the fuel tank from the frame
removal
Installation screw
Check the chain and clean it
The inspection of the chain is carried out from the

following aspects:
1. Observe the chain from the rear of the vehicle to
check whether the chain is generally skewed
2. Rotate the rear wheel by hand to observe
whether the rotation of the rear wheel is smooth
3. Carefully check the gap between the chains to
see if there is any sediment attached
The cleaning steps of the chain are as follows:
Use a special cleaning agent to wash the surface
of the chain and the silt and grease in the gaps,
wait until the chain is naturally air-dried, and then
apply a layer of anti-rust oil on the surface of the
chain.
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Removal and installation of chain
The removal and installation steps of the chain are

as follows:
1. Remove the spring on the chain
2. Remove the movable section of the chain
3. Pull out the chain from below the sprocket
removal
Check And Adjustment of chain tension
The chain transfers the power output from the engine to the wheels so that the motorcycle
can move. So it is an important part of the motorcycle. Therefore, the chain needs frequent
inspection and maintenance to ensure its normal use.
The chain tension can be adjusted according to requirements, the steps are as follows:
1. Fix the motorcycle so that the rear wheel is completely suspended;
2. Measure the distance between the rear of the flat fork and the chain. The normal
distance should be 30-40mm, which is about the distance between two fingers. The
distance should be close to the normal distance, and it is not necessary to be very
demanding;
3. Loosen the rear axle nut;
4. Find the position with the greatest tension on the chain when the normal distance is
satisfied;
5. Through the nut on the tensioner, use the notches on the tensioner and the lugs on the
adjuster to align the two ends of the flat fork;
6. Tighten the tensioner nut;
7. Tighten the rear axle nut;
8. Check the point of maximum tension and readjust the tension if necessary.
When checking the chain tension, in addition, a visual inspection of the chain guide and
sprocket is required.
When the chain is over-used or the stretch exceeds 2%, the chain should be replaced, and
the corresponding guide rail and sprocket should be replaced at the same time. If only the
chain is replaced without replacing other accessories, other accessories that are worn out
due to the old chain will shorten the service life of the new chain, and these accessories will
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quickly reach the limit of use and have to be replaced. Therefore, even from an economic
point of view, it is worthwhile to replace the entire chain drive system at the same time.
Replacement parts should use KAYO original factory production or authorized products.
The chain needs to be lubricated regularly, see the general lubrication section for details.
Note: The alternating wet and dry working environment will greatly shorten the service life
of the chain and its surrounding accessories. Therefore, please follow the correct
lubrication method and select a suitable lubricant for lubrication.
Note: If the chain needs to be tightened frequently, or you find any signs of wear on the
front sprocket, rear sprocket and the chain, please contact your KAYO dealer for a
comprehensive inspection to avoid safety problems.
Inspection of rear sprocket, engine sprocket and chain guide structure
Chain guide Check the wear of the chain guide and the chain
protector on the swingarm. Under normal
circumstances, these two can play a role in guiding
the movement of the chain. If the wear is too large,
it is not conducive to the normal movement of the
chain and affects its transmission effect.
Therefore, the excessively worn chain guide and
chain protector should be replaced in time to
Chain protector ensure that the motorcycle works normally.
Inspection of the frame
Checking steps are as follows:

Check whether the paint layer on the surface of the frame is damaged or not.
Check whether the fixed points of the frame are deformed or not, especially the installation
points of the engine, flat fork and rear shock absorber.
Check whether there are cracks on the surface of the frame, especially at the welded point.
Inspection of the swing arm
Checking steps are as follows

Check whether there are cracks on the surface of
the swing arm
Check whether there is any deformation at the
mounting point of the cradle on the swing arm
Check whether the surface paint of the swing arm
is damaged or not.
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Inspection of throttle cable
The method of checking the throttle cable is as

follows:
1. Turn the throttle lever to feel whether the throttle
rebounds smoothly
2. Start the motorcycle engine, turn the front of the
car left and right, and observe whether the power
of the engine changes due to the movement of the
front of the car.
Throttle lever
Inspection of handlebar
Let the rider sit on the vehicle, put his hands on the handlebars naturally, and feel whether
the position of the clutch lever and brake lever is comfortable. If you feel difficult to control,
adjust the positions of the clutch and brake levers.
Check and maintain of brake system
Check the free stroke of the front brake lever
The method of checking the stroke of the front

brake lever is as follows:
1. Put your right hand on the right hand grip
naturally;
2. Use the index finger and middle finger of your
right hand to check the free stroke. At this time,
two fingers are required to hook and pull the
handle;
3. Pinch and release the handle, and feel the
resistance of each pinch and release;
4. If it feels soft when pinching, air may be mixed
into the oil pump or oil pipe. Then, check the entire
brake system and take corresponding measures.
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Adjust the stroke of the front brake lever
front brake lever：

The front brake lever can be adjusted to suit the operating habits of different people. The
adjustment steps are as follows:
satisfied with;
Danger: Please test the brake system (including front brake and rear brake) every time the
motorcycle starts. If you feel soft when you pinch the brake lever or step on the brake pedal,
there may be air in the corresponding pump or oil circuit, or the corresponding one or more
parts of the brake system are in poor condition. Once the above situation occurs, please
check the brake system immediately and contact your KAYO dealer.
Check the brake disc
Check the brake disc from the following aspects

1. Check whether there are cracks, dents and
other damages on the surface of the brake disc
2. Measure the thickness of the brake disc and
compare it with the limit thickness.If the measured
brake disc is less than or equal to the limit
thickness of the brake disc, then it must be
replaced immediately.
The limit thickness table of brake disc is as follows:
Limit thickness of Limit thickness of
front brake disc rear brake disc
K2 3.5mm 3.5mm
brake disc
Check the front brake fluid level
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K2 model use hydraulic disc brakes, and the brake

fluid level of the disc brakes can be checked
through the observation hole.
If the liquid level is lower than the lower edge of the
observation hole, you should immediately add
brake fluid to the upper edge of the observation
hole.
Add the front brake fluid
The brake fluid must be checked and replaced

regularly. If the brake fluid is mixed with water, soil
or other particles, the brake fluid should also be
replaced.
It is recommended to use DOT4 brake fluid.
Danger: Do not mix different types of brake fluid
and pour it into the brake system for use. The use
of brake fluid must meet the braking requirements.
Please do not use the brake fluid in an unsealed
container. The brake fluid may deteriorate when
、 exposed to the air, which will affect the braking
effect. Do not use used brake fluid.
Note: Even if the motorcycle is not used for a long
time, the brake fluid should be changed once a
year.
Check the front brake pads
Check the thickness of the brake pads of the

caliper. If the thickness of the brake pads is less
than the minimum, then it must be replaced.
The minimum thickness of the brake pad is 1mm.
Note: The brake pads should be replaced as a
complete set. If you are not sure to complete the
replacement work, please go to the KAYO dealer
and have a professional complete the
replacement.
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Check the free stroke of the foot brake
Rear brake pedal：

Normally, the free stroke of the brake pedal is
shown in the table below. Check the brake pedal
and pay attention to whether the stroke is correct.
Model Free stroke of brake pedal head
K2 25～40mm
Check the rear disc brake fluid level
Observe through the liquid level hole to check the

level of brake fluid. The liquid level should exceed
half of the observation hole, that is, the liquid level
should be higher than "LOWER". If the brake fluid
is insufficient, it should be added immediately.
Note: Do not splash the brake fluid on the paint

surface, which may cause corrosion.
Danger: Please pay attention to check whether the
brake fluid is leaking and whether the brake fluid
pipe is damaged. If there is a leakage problem,
please contact KAYO dealer.
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Replenish the rear disc brake fluid
The steps for replenishing rear brake fluid are as

follows:
1. Remove the cup cover screw;
2. Remove the cover of the cup;
3. Add brake fluid to a suitable position;
4. Replace the cup cover .
It is recommended to use DOT4 brake fluid.
Check the rear brake pads
brake pads
check the thickness of the brake pads of the brake
caliper, the thickness should not be less than 1
mm. If the thickness of the brake pads is lower
than the minimum thickness, the entire set of
brake pads should be replaced immediately.
Danger: If it is found that the brake system is too

worn, the corresponding parts should be replaced
immediately to avoid safety accidents. The specific
replacement should be carried out after consulting
the KAYO dealer.
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Tire inspection and maintenance
Removal and installation of front wheels
The front wheels can be dismantled in the

following order:
Put the whole car on the stool and let it hang in the
air.
Remove the front brake disc guard (if there is no
guard, skip this step).
Loosen the front wheel shaft lock nut.
Fix the front wheel with one hand, and slowly pull
out the front wheel axle with the other hand.
Remove the front wheel and place it in a suitable
position.
removal
Removal and installation of rear wheels
The rear wheels can be dismantled in the following

order:
Loosen the chain adjusting nut
Remove the chain
Loosen the rear axle lock nut
Fix the rear wheel with one hand, and slowly pull
out the rear axle with the other hand
Remove the rear wheel and put it in a suitable
position
removal
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Check the outside surface of the tire
The inspection steps for the outer surface of the

tire are as follows:
1. Check whether there are scratches, holes or
foreign matter attached to the outer surface of the
tire;
2. Check the tire pattern height. If it is less than or
equal to the minimum height, replace the tire
immediately.
The minimum height of the tire pattern: h=3mm.
Check the tire pressure
Use a pressure gauge to check whether the tire

pressure level meets the vehicle's standard. If
there are frequent problems with low pressure,
check whether the tire is leaking. If the tire is
leaking, please contact KAYO dealer.
Recommended pressure：
front wheel air rear wheel air
pressure pressure
K2 225kPa 280kPa
Note：The check of tire pressure should be carried

out under normal temperature conditions.
Check the rim and spokes
Flick the adjacent spokes with your fingers to

check whether the tire spokes lack tension. If you
find that the spokes are loose and weak, you must
check all the spokes and both wheels. If there is
any problem, please contact the KAYO dealer.
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spokes
Electrical system
Battery removal and installation
The steps for removing K2 battery are as

follows:
1. Remove the seat cushion
2. Disconnect the battery from the main
cable
3. Remove the screws of the battery fixing
bracket
4. Remove the battery
Installation is carried out in the reverse order
of removal
Replace the battery
If you find bulging on the surface of the battery or

the battery is charged frequently, you need to
replace the battery. New batteries need to use
KAYO original products or KAYO authorized
products.
The size data of the battery is:
112mm×69mm×85mm
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Engine installation
The installation steps of the engine are as follows:

⑴Hang the engine on the frame (pay attention to protect the appearance of the engine);
⑵Install the throttle body/carburetor to the intake elbow and fasten it with nuts and bolts;
⑶Install the throttle cable and air filter, the interface should be sealed, and the clutch control
cable should be installed;
⑷Install the transmission chain;
⑸Install the left rear cover or sprocket guard, fasten with bolts, pay attention to the outgoing
wire of the magneto;
⑹ Install exhaust silencer. The M8 nut and the exhaust pipe sealing ring should be installed
firmly, with a tightening torque of 25～30N•m, and the exhaust port should not leak air during
installation.
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Engine inspection and maintenance
Cylinder head part
Precautions
1. The camshaft journal is lubricated by the oil passage on the cylinder head. No foreign matter
can enter the oil passage. The camshaft bearing rotates flexibly without jamming. The
pressure reducing valve sling rotates flexibly and can return normally, otherwise it will easily cause
engine damage.;
2. When assembling, the camshaft hole of the cylinder head must be smeared with proper amount
of lubricating oil;
Main parameters and maintenance standards of cylinder head parts
No. item standard value Repair limit value Remark

1 Free length of valve spring 40.5 39.5
Intake valve 0.04~0.06 <0.04 or＞0.06
Valve
2 Exhaust
clearance 0.04~0.06 <0.04 or＞0.06
valve
Camshaft base circle
3 0.01 0.03
runout
4 Valve guide aperture φ5.475~φ5.487 φ5.5
Intake valve φ5.45~φ5.465 φ5.45
Valve stem
5 Exhaust
diameter φ5.43~φ5.445 φ5.43
valve
Troubleshooting
No. Performance Possible Causes Remark

Incorrect valve clearance adjustment
The valve is not tightly sealed
Wrong gas timing
Low air pressure in the
1 Broken valve spring
cylinder
The spark plug is not connected
tightly to the cylinder head
Damaged cylinder head gasket
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Cracks or blisters in the cylinder head

Piston ring clearance is too large or
broken
Piston is cracked or excessively worn
Excessive cylinder inner diameter or
blisters
Valve guide wear
Leaking or damaged oil baffle
2 Black smoke in exhaust
Cylinder head gasket leakage
Piston ring clearance is too large
Excessive noise or
3 Incorrect valve adjustment
abnormal noise
Removal of the left cylinder head cover
Valve cover
1. Remove the valve cover;
2. Remove the bolts of the left cover of the
cylinder head. Remove the left cover of the
engine cylinder head, as shown on the right;
3. Remove the left cover of the cylinder
head.
Cylinder head left cover
Removal of cylinder head
Cylinder head nut Timing sprocket bolt

1. Remove the fixing bolts of the timing
driven sprocket, and remove the timing
driven sprocket;
2. Remove the connecting bolts of the
cylinder head;
3. Remove the 4 nuts of the cylinder head;
4. Take out the engine cylinder head
assembly.
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Cylinder head and cylinder block connecting

bolt
Decomposition of cylinder head
1. Remove the camshaft limit bolt;

2. Remove the mandrel bolts of the tension
plate, and remove the tension plate;
3. Remove the valve rocker arm shaft and
valve rocker arm assembly;
4. Remove the upper valve spring seat, valve
spring combination and valve;
5. Remove the camshaft components.
Inspection of valves and valve springs
1. Check whether the valve is bent or the

valve stem is abnormally worn, and measure
the outer diameter of the valve stem. Repair
limit value:
Air intake: φ5.45mm
Exhaust: φ5.43mm
2. The maintenance limit value of the width of
the contact surface: 1.5mm
3. Check whether the valve spring is
abnormally worn, and measure the spring
length:
Free length: 40.5mm
Repair limit value: 39.5 mm
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Inspection of camshaft parts
1. Check whether the camshaft peach tip

and base circle are worn out, and whether
the camshaft bearing rotates flexibly. If the
camshaft is worn out or the bearing is
spinning, new camshaft parts should be
replaced;
2. Check whether there are cracks in the
slinger assembly of the pressure reducing
valve, the spring does not rebound, and
whether the centrifugal slinger of the
The camshaft convex hull has no obvious pressure reducing valve and the mandrel are
unevenness when touched by hand loose. If so, replace the slinger combination
of the pressure reducing valve.
Inspection of cylinder head
The inspection steps of the cylinder head are

as follows:
1. Check whether the airtightness of the
cylinder head is good. If the airtightness of
the cylinder head is poor, replace the
cylinder head or valve with a new one;
2. Check whether there are cracks in the
spark plug hole and valve seat;
3. Check whether the cylinder head is
deformed, and check the flatness of the
cylinder head with a knife-edge ruler and
feeler gauge.
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Inspection and grinding of valve seat
Completely remove the carbon deposits in the

combustion chamber, apply a thin layer of red
stamping oil evenly on the valve seat, place
the valve on the valve seat and knock the
valve lightly without rotating, and then pull out
the valve. If the contact marks on the valve
working surface are discontinuous, the valve
seat should be polished and repaired.
First,remove the carbon deposits on the
intake and exhaust valve seats, and then
apply abrasives on the valve seat, and then
use the rubber head grinding tool to suck up
the valve and grind the valve seat.
Inspection of valve guide
Use a dial indicator to measure the inner

diameter of each valve catheter and make a
record. Repair limit value: φ5.035 mm
Note:
Before measuring the inner diameter of the
valve guide, the carbon deposits in the guide
should be completely removed. If the inner
hole of the valve guide is severely worn, only
the cylinder head can be changed, and the
guide cannot be replaced separately.
Assembly of the cylinder head
Install the lower seat of the valve spring and the oil shield to the valve guide;
2. After lubricating the intake and exhaust valve rods, install the valve guide, and install the
valve spring, valve spring upper seat and valve lock clip;
3. Then use the valve disassembly tool to press down the valve spring, and then install the
valve lock clip into the valve spring seat;
4. Check whether the valve lock clip is in place;
5. Assemble the camshaft parts into the cam hole of the cylinder head;
6. Assemble the rocker arm and rocker arm shaft to the corresponding position of the
cylinder head;
7. After assembling the rocker shaft positioning plate to the corresponding position, tighten it
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with bolts; bolt torque: (8~12) N.m;

8. Check the air tightness of the assembled cylinder head assembly. If there is no leakage of
the cylinder head assembly, proceed to the next step.
Installation of the cylinder head
Timing mark points aligned with cylinder head mark 1. Replace the new cylinder head gasket
grooves combination, install the positioning pin, and
assemble the cylinder head;
2. Assemble the nut and washer on the AB
bolt of the cylinder head, and then fasten the
bolt. Tightening torque: 28～32N.m;
3. Install two M6×113 cylinder head and
cylinder body connecting bolts into the
connecting holes of the cylinder head and
cylinder body and fasten them. Tightening
torque: 11～13N.m;
4. Install the timing chain and timing driven
sprocket on the camshaft, and then check
whether the engine is in the timing position
(see the right picture for the timing position).
If it is not in the timing position, you need to
re-adjust the timing position of the engine. ;
5. Install the tensioner into the corresponding
hole on the cylinder body, and fasten it with 2
GB70.1 bolts M6×16, and finally assemble
the sealing ring and the screw in place.
Valve clearance adjustment
1. Check the valve clearance with a feeler gauge:

Valve clearance requirements: 0.04~0.06mm
Repair limit:
0.04mm> air intake or air intake > 0.06mm;
0.04mm > exhaust or exhaust > 0.06mm.
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Cylinder and Piston
Precaution:
◆The lubricating oil of the cylinder head goes to the cylinder head through the oil hole
beside the AB bolt on the right body of the engine. Before installing the cylinder block, make
sure that the oil hole beside the AB bolt on the left body is unblocked, otherwise the engine
will be damaged easily;
◆ Do not allow dust or dust to penetrate into the crankcase.
Main parameters and maintenance standards of cylinder block and piston
No. Item Standard Limits Remark

Cinder diameter Φ72~φ72.01 Φ72.02
Cylindricity 0.005 0.01
1 Cylinder Flatness of cylinder
0.03 0.05
face
Cylinder clearance 0.04~0.05 0.07
Skirt diameter of
Φ71.96~φ71.97 Φ81.94
piston, H=7
Pin outer diameter Φ16.002~φ16.008 Φ16.015
2 Piston
Clearance between
piston pin and 0.002~0.016 0.02
piston pin hole
First ring 0.15~0.30 0.35
Closed Second
0.2~0.35 0.4
internal ring
Piston
3 Oil ring 0.20~0.70 0.8
ring
First ring 0.03~0.07 0.08
backlash Second
0.02~0.06 0.08
ring
4 Piston pin outer diameter φ13.015~φ13.022 Φ13.044
Troubleshooting
No. Faults Possible causes Remark

Low or unstable pressure in Abnormal wear of cylinder block or piston
1
cylinder ring
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Abnormal wear of cylinder block, piston or

piston ring
2 Black smoke emission Incorrectly installed piston ring
Scratches or scrapes on piston or cylinder
walls
3 Engine overheats Too much carbon deposit in piston
Piston or cylinder block is worn
4 Knocking or abnormal noise
Too much carbon deposit
Disassembly of the cylinder block
1.Remove the cylinder head gasket

combination;
2. Remove the positioning pin;
3. Remove the chain guide plate;
4. Remove the cylinder block.
Cylinder block inspection
1. Check whether the cylinder block is worn

or damaged;
2. Measure the inner diameter of the cylinder
and take three positions, namely the top,
middle and bottom of the piston stroke, and
measure two directions at right angles to
each other.
3. Maintenance limit: φ72.02mm.
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Disassembly of piston and piston ring
1. Remove the piston pin retaining ring with

needle nose pliers;
2. Remove the piston pin;
3. Remove the piston;
4. Remove the piston ring.
Note: Do not drop the retaining ring into the

crankcase when removing the piston pin
retaining ring
Inspection of pistons and piston rings
1. Measure the outer diameter at a height of

7 mm from the piston skirt
Maintenance limit: φ71.94mm;
2. Calculate the cylinder clearance
Maintenance limit: 0.07mm;
3. Measure the inner diameter of the piston
pin hole
Maintenance limit: φ16.015 mm
4. Check whether the piston and piston ring
groove are worn, and measure the side
clearance between the piston ring and the
piston ring groove
Maintenance limit: one ring: 0.08mm
Second ring: 0.08 mm
5. Put the piston ring into the cylinder, and
then measure the closing gap
Maintenance limit: one ring: 0.35mm
Second ring: 0.40mm
Oil ring: 0.8 mm
6. Measure the outer diameter of the piston
pin
Maintenance limit: φ15.99 mm
7. Calculate the clearance between the
piston pin hole and the piston pin
Service limit: 0.025 mm
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Piston Ring Installation
1. Clean the piston ring groove;

2. Install the piston ring;
Notice:
(1) During installation, the piston and piston
ring should be prevented from being
damaged;
(2) When installing the piston ring, the first
ring and the second ring should face the top
of the piston, and the openings should be
staggered by 180°, and the opening direction
should be towards the direction of the piston
skirt; the openings of the two oil rings must
be staggered by 120°~180° and cannot be
aligned. Piston pin holes and piston rings
should rotate flexibly.
3. The gap between each ring in the oil ring
should be matched with the gap of the
spacer ring; when installing the oil ring, the
spacer ring should be installed first, and then
the side guide rails should be installed.
Piston installation
1. Install the piston pin retaining ring into the piston retaining ring groove;
2. Install the piston and piston pin on the small end of the connecting rod;
Notice:
(1) When assembling the piston, the side marked with the "IN" symbol on the top of the
piston faces the intake side of the engine;
(2) If the piston pin retaining ring is seriously deformed, it must be replaced with a new
retaining ring.
3. Install the piston pin retaining ring on the other side.
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Installation of the cylinder block
1. Install cylinder block positioning pins and

new cylinder block gaskets;
2. Apply lubricating oil evenly on the surface
of cylinder block, piston and piston ring;
3. Assemble the cylinder block in place;
4. Assemble the chain guide plate in place;
5. Fit the cylinder head gasket assembly in
place.
Note: When installing the cylinder block,

avoid damaging the piston rings
Right cover, clutch, starting mechanism, shifting mechanism
Precautions
◆After removing the right cover, the disassembly, installation and maintenance of the clutch,
oil pump and shifting mechanism can be carried out without removing the engine;
◆In the case of clutch operation, if a malfunction occurs, the free stroke of the clutch handle
can usually be adjusted to obtain a better correction.
No. Item Standard Limits Remark

Free height of active disc
34.8~35.8 /
tension spring
Active disc keyway width 2.95-3.05 2.85
1 Clutch
Flatness of follower disc 0.1 0.14
Cover and friction plate
0.1-0.3 0.6
clearance
Inner and outer rotor radial
0.06-0.15 /
clearance
2 oil pump
Gap between rotor and cover
0.04-0.1 /
plate
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Troubleshooting

Not enough free travel
Clutch slips when Clutch release spring force
1
accelerating attenuation
clutch disc wear
Clutch cable stuck, damaged or
Too much pressure on
2 dirty
the handle
Lifting mechanism damaged
After the clutch is Free travel is too small
3 released, the vehicle
Clutch friction plate wear
moves slowly
Difficulty operating the
4 Clutch cover chute has burrs
clutch
Broken return spring
Shift pedal does not
5 The transmission shaft interferes
rebound
with the crankcase cover
Bent or worn stop plate
6 Difficulty shifting gears
Incorrect clutch adjustment
The shift positioning plate spring is
7 shift gear shift
broken or not elastic enough
Difficulty with electric
8 Starter motor failure
start
Removal of right crankcase cover
1. Drain the engine oil first (remove the oil

filter cover on the left, take out the spring and
oil filter combination, wait for the oil in the
box to run out, and then remove the oil filter
cover, pay attention to the oil filter Whether
the O-ring of the cover is damaged;
2. Remove the fastening bolts of the right
cover and take off the right crankcase cover.
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Disassembly of the clutch
1. Remove the oil filter parts;

2. Remove the clutch lever and bearing;
3. Remove the clutch collar;
4. Remove the clutch center sleeve
assembly;
5. Take out the clutch cover.
Removal of the right body oil pump
1. Remove the oil pump fastening screws;

2. Remove the right oil pump assembly;
3. Remove the oil pump seal.
Removal of the gearshift mechanism
1. Remove the shift arm parts;

positioning plate combination shift arm 2. Remove the five-star board fastening
assembly screws GB/T70.1 M6×35, and remove the
five-star board
3. Remove the fixing screws of the
positioning plate combination, and remove
the positioning plate spring and the
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positioning plate combination.
Five-star board
Inspection of Right Crankcase Cover
1. Check whether the crankshaft oil seal of the right crankcase cover is damaged. If the oil
seal is found to be broken, it needs to be replaced with a new oil seal;
2. Check whether the oil seal of the starting shaft is damaged. If the oil seal is found to be
broken, it needs to be replaced with a new oil seal.
3. Check whether the oil seal of the clutch operating arm is broken, check whether the wear
of the clutch operating arm is abnormal and whether there is bending, and if so, replace the
new oil seal and new clutch operating arm;
Inspection of the clutch
1. Measure the free length of the clutch

spring
Maintenance limit: 32.3mm
2. If there are scratches or fading marks on
the clutch friction plate, it should be replaced.
Measure the thickness of each clutch lining.
Maintenance limit: 2.85mm
3. Check whether the surface of the clutch
disc is twisted
4. Check the gap between the clutch cover
and the friction plate
5. Check whether the tooth slot on the outer
cover drum is caused by the friction of the
clutch disc.
Scratches and scratches are produced, and
the cover needs to be replaced if it is serious.
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Inspection of active teeth
Check whether the driving teeth are worn or damaged. If the wear and damage are serious,
the driving teeth need to be replaced with new ones.
Oil pump inspection
1. Check whether the inner and outer rotors

of the oil pump are worn or damaged. If the
wear and damage are serious, you need to
replace the new oil pump parts;
2. Check whether the oil pump gear
combination is cracked, if so, it needs to be
replaced with a new oil pump gear
combination
3. Check whether the O-ring of the oil pump
is deformed or damaged, and if so, replace it
with a new one.
Shifter inspection
1. Check whether the roller of the positioning plate is worn and whether the roller rotates
flexibly; if so, it needs to be replaced;
2. Check whether the five-star plate is worn or lacking material; if so, it needs to be replaced;
3. Check whether the shift arm parts are worn, whether the journal is bent or deformed, and
whether the shift paddle is stuck and cannot be returned. If there is, it needs to be replaced.
Assembly of the gearshift mechanism
1. First install the O-ring of the oil pump on

the box;
2. Install the oil pump parts into the holes of
the right box body; fasten the oil pump with 2
GB819.1 screws M6×30;
Notice:
1. When installing the oil pump, the arrow
mark on the pump body should face the
direction of the crankshaft;
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Assembly of the right body oil pump
1. First install the O-ring of the oil pump on the box;

2. Install the oil pump parts into the holes of the right box body; fasten the oil pump with 2
GB819.1 screws M6×30;
Notice:
1. When installing the oil pump, the arrow mark on the pump body should face the direction
of the crankshaft;
Assembly of the drive gear
1. Install the driving gear on the right crank;
Assembly of the clutch
1. Install the clutch cover and the clutch center washer on the main shaft;
2. Set the clutch center to the main shaft and fasten it;
3. Fit the clutch retaining ring into the groove of the main shaft retaining ring.
Assembly of the right crankcase cover
1. Assemble two positioning pins φ10×14 into the positioning pin holes of the box;
2. Remove the old right crankcase gasket and install a new gasket;
3. Assemble the right crankcase cover to the box body;
4. And use GB/T16674 small plate bolts to fit into the mounting holes of the right cover and
fasten them. Tightening torque: 11～13N m;
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Left cover, double gear, magneto
Precautions
◆The removal and installation of the magneto, the left cover and the double gear introduced
in this section can be completed only by removing the left crankcase cover without removing
the engine;
◆For the inspection of the magneto, please refer to the method in the chapter on the battery
charging system.
Removal of starter motor
Remove the starter motor fastening screw and remove the starter motor
Disassembly of the double gear (1)
1. First remove the double gear cover fastening bolts;

2. Remove the double gear cover, and finally remove the double gear assembly (1).
Removal of left crankcase cover
1. Remove the fastening bolts of the left crankcase cover, and take off the left crankcase
cover;
2. Remove the left cover positioning pin and the left cover gasket;
3. Remove the double gear (2).
Disassembly of the magneto stator
1. Remove the 2 fastening screws of the sensor;

2. Remove the 2 fastening screws of the stator coil;
3. Remove the magneto stator assembly from the left crankcase cover.
Disassembly of the magneto rotor
1. Remove the magneto rotor fastening bolts;

2. Remove the magneto rotor with special tools;
3. Remove the starting gear assembly.
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Notice:
1. When disassembling the magneto rotor, it can only be disassembled with special tools,
and it is not allowed to knock the magneto rotor;
2. The magneto rotor is accidentally impacted during the disassembly and assembly
process. If the magneto rotor falls to the ground or is struck by foreign objects, the magneto
rotor should be replaced with a new one.
Inspection of Left Crankcase Cover and Duplex Gear Cover
1. Check whether the joint surface of the left crankcase cover is damaged, if any, it must be
replaced.
2. Check whether the sealing ring of the double gear cover is damaged, if any, it must be
replaced.
Magneto Inspection
1. Check whether the magnetic tile of the magneto stator is cracked or damaged, and if so,
replace it with a new magneto rotor.
2. Check whether the magneto rotor is worn or damaged, and if so, replace it with a new
one.
3. Check whether the wedge of the overrunning clutch is worn or damaged, if any, it needs to
be replaced.
Start the inspection of the platter teeth
Check the starter gear for wear or damage, and replace if necessary.
Inspection of starter motor and double gear
1. Check whether the cogging of the starting motor is damaged, and if so, it needs to be
replaced;
2. Check whether the double gear is worn or damaged
Start the assembly of large plate teeth and magneto
1. Install the large starting gear washer on the left crank;

2. Install the magneto rotor on the left crank;
3. After applying thread glue, the magneto-electronic fastening bolts are installed in the left
crank threaded hole and tightened. Tightening torque: 70～80N.m.
Notice:
1. Before installing the starting gear, apply a layer of grease evenly on the inner hole of the
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starting gear;
2. Before installing the starter gear, check whether the pot-shaped tooth washer is missing.
1. Install the double gear washer on the end

face of the double gear;
2. Install the double gear (2) into the double
gear hole of the right body.
Installation of magneto stator
1. Install the magneto stator assembly to the

left crankcase cover.
2. Take 2 GB5783 bolts M5×25 and install
them into the magneto stator mounting holes
and fasten them;
3. Assemble the magneto stator sensor to
the installation position, and take 2 GB5783
bolts M5×16 to fasten the sensor.
Note: Tightening torque of magneto stator:
7～9N·m.
Installation of the left crankcase cover
1. Take 2 locating pins φ10×14 (RoHS) and

assemble them into the locating pin holes of
the left box;
2. Remove the old gasket and install a new
gasket;
3. Assemble the left crankcase cover in place
and fasten it with bolts. Tightening torque:
11～13 N·m.
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Assembly of double gear (1)

2. Install the double gear assembly (1) into
the double gear hole of the left cover.
3. Assemble the double gear cover into the
double gear hole of the left cover;
4. Take 2 GB16674 small plate bolts M6×20
to fasten the double gear cover. Tightening
torque: 8～12N m,
Assembly of the starter motor
After smearing oil evenly on the cogging end of the starter motor, assemble the starter motor
in place, and fasten it with 2 GB/T16674 small plate bolts M6×25, the tightening torque is
11～13N m
Crankcase, Transmission
Precautions:
This section introduces the installation and inspection of the transmission and crankshaft.
When doing the above work, the crankcase should be disassembled first, and other parts of
the engine should be disassembled before the crankcase is disassembled. Work before
crankcase removal:
Disassembly of cylinder head, disassembly of cylinder and piston, disassembly of clutch, oil
pump, shifting mechanism, disassembly of balance tooth, disassembly of magneto
standard value Maintenance

No items remark
mm threshold mm
Change Inner diameter
1 fork of secondary φ12~φ12.018 φ12.025
shaft
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Inner diameter
φ12~φ12.018 φ12.025
of main shaft
Claw thickness 4.925~5 4.9
External
Change diameter of fork φ11.966~φ11.984 φ11.95
2
fork shaft shaft
cylindricity 0.01 /
Inner diameter
of connecting φ16.010~φ16.018 φ16.025
Crankshaft
rod small end
3 connecting
Backlash at the
shaft
big end of the 0.10~0.3 0.5
connecting rod
Troubleshooting

Shift fork bending deformation
1 Difficulty shifting gears Bending deformation of shift fork
shaft
Shift gear pawl is worn
2 skip Bent or worn shift fork
Shift fork shaft bent
The needle roller bearing oft the big
end of the connecting rod is worn
3 Crankshaft noise
Connecting rod wear
crankshaft bearing is worn
Gearshift gear is worn
4 Gearshift gear noise
Gear shaft is worn
Crankcase Removal
1. Place the left crankcase of the engine

upwards;
2. Remove the fastening bolts of the chain
guard;
3. Cancel the spring of the pressing pin body
and the ejector pin;
4. Remove the fastening screws of the case
body, separate the left crankcase from the
right crankcase, and remove 2 positioning
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pins;
5. Separate the left crankcase body from the
right crankcase body, and remove the left
case body.
Removal of crankshaft, main and auxiliary shafts
1. Take out the crankshaft assembly from the

box;
2. Take out the shift fork shaft, shift fork, shift
drum and main and auxiliary shaft
components from the box.
Notice:
Make sure that no parts are left behind when
taking out the main and auxiliary shaft
assemblies
Crankshaft inspection
1. Put the crankshaft on the V-shaped iron,

measure the side clearance of the
connecting rod big end with a thickness
gauge, the maintenance limit value: 0.4mm;
2. Check the left and right journals of the
crankshaft for runout. If the runout is too
large (more than 0.05mm), a new crankshaft
must be replaced.
Inspection of Left and Right Crankcase Bearings
1. Check whether all the bearings of the left

and right boxes rotate flexibly; if the rotation
is not flexible or there is a phenomenon of
hairpin, the bearings of the same type should
be replaced;
2. Remove the crankshaft bearings of the left
and right cases to check their radial runout
and end runout. If noise or large radial runout
and end runout are found, the crankshaft
bearing should be replaced with a new one.
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Inspection of shift fork, shift fork shaft, shift drum
Check each shift fork for wear, bending or

any other malfunction, measure the inner
diameter of the shift fork
Main shaft fork maintenance limit: φ12.025
mm
Maintenance limit value of countershaft fork:
φ12.025 mm
Check the main and counter shaft fork shafts
for wear, damage or bending, measure the
outer diameter
Maintenance limit value of main shaft fork
shaft: φ11.95 mm
Maintenance limit value of countershaft fork
shaft: φ12.025 mm
Measure the thickness of the prongs
Inspect gear drum surfaces and grooves for
wear or damage
Inspection of main and auxiliary shaft combinations
Check whether the gears of the main and

countershaft assemblies have excessive or
abnormal wear, and check whether the
collars between the gears are deformed or
fallen off.
Checking the oil filter
1. Check the cleanliness of the oil filter; rinse the oil filter with poor cleanliness with clean
gasoline;
2. Check whether the oil filter is damaged; if there is damage, replace the oil filter with a new
one.
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Assembly of main and auxiliary shafts and crankshaft
1. Install the crankshaft into the corresponding hole of the left body;
2. Install the main and auxiliary shaft components into the corresponding holes of the left
body, and then assemble the shift fork to the corresponding position.
Notice:
1. The shift fork marked with --R is installed on the right side of the secondary shaft;
2. The fork marked with --L is installed on the left side of the secondary shaft;
3. Install the shift fork marked --C into the spindle.
3. Install the shift drum into the corresponding hole of the left body, then install the other end
of the shift fork into the corresponding groove of the shift drum, and finally install the shift fork
shaft into the corresponding shift fork.
Assembly of closing box and oil filter
1. Install the positioning pin into the

corresponding hole of the left box;
2. Remove the old gasket and install a new
gasket;
3. Then put the left box body on the right box
body, and fasten the fastening bolts;
tightening torque: 11 ~ 13 N m;
4. Install the oil filter and filter spring to the
filter hole of the left box, and then fasten the
filter cover. The tightening torque is 11-13
N·m.

2. Install the double gear (2) into the double
gear hole of the right body.
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MOTORCYCLE CLEANING
The cleaning of the vehicle is also an important part of the daily use and maintenance of the
motorcycle. Frequent cleaning of your motorcycle can keep your car in a good state of
motion and prolong its service life. You can clean your motorcycle through the following
steps:
1. Cover the exhaust system to prevent water from entering;
2. Seal the electric door lock and all connectors with tape;
3. Use a low-pressure water spray device to remove the mud and dirt on the surface;
4. Use a special motorcycle cleaner to clean particularly dirty places;
5. Flush with low-pressure water flow;
6. Let the motorcycle air dry naturally;
7. Drive the motorcycle for a short period of time until the engine reaches the working
temperature;
8. Lubricate the chain and all other parts that need to be lubricated.
WARINING: Never use high-pressure water to clean the vehicle. Avoid direct contact with
coils, pipe plugs, carburetor or any electrical components.
STORAGE
PREPARING FOR LONG STORAGE
If you want to garage the motorcycle for a longer

period, take the following steps.
1. Block the exhaust port of the muffler tube;
2. Clean the motorcycle
3. Wait for the motorcycle to dry naturally;
4. Empty the fuel tank (if not used for a long time,
the gasoline will deteriorate);
5. Lubricate the chain;
6. Apply oil to all unpainted metal surfaces to
avoid rust;
7. When storing the motorcycle, keep the
motorcycle wheels suspended. If this condition
cannot be achieved, you can use cardboard to
pad under the motorcycle tires;
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8. Cover the motorcycle to prevent dust and dirt.

9. Move the motorcycle into a dry room and place
it.
NOTE: When applying anti-rust oil, please do not

splash the oil on the brake and rubber parts,
otherwise the rubber may be aged.
PREPARING FOR USE AFTER LONG STORAGE
After the motorcycle has been stored for a long

time, please follow the steps below when it is put
into use:
1. Take out the blockage in the exhaust port of the
muffler tube;
2. Tighten the spark plug;
3. Fill the fuel tank with fuel;
4. Check the items that need to be checked
before daily driving;
5. Routine lubrication for motorcycles.
MAINTENANCE POINTS
In the following content, we will enumerate the problems that occurred during your use, find
out the possible causes and give general solutions.
Problems Reason Solution

Crank stuck Contact KAYO Service Center
The crank of the engine Cylinder/piston/ connecting Contact KAYO Service Center
cannot be turned rod stuck
Gearbox stuck Contact KAYO Service Center
The engine does not The motorcycle has been Drain the old fuel and add new
start stored for a long time and the fuel
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fuel has deteriorated

Clean or dry the spark plug, if
Dirt or wet spark plug
necessary, replace the spark plug
First, drain the mixed fuel out the
engine and remove the crankcase
of the engine, clean it with a
strong cleaning agent, then
remove the spark plug, blow it dry
with a fan (the machine that
inflates the tires), and then wipe
the air filter element. Finally,
remove the exhaust pipe of the
engine and blow it dry with a fan.
After everything is done, the car
owner should add new mixed fuel
to the engine before the car can
drive. Because the moisture in the
crankcase is difficult to completely
evaporate, the new fuel still
contains a small amount of
moisture. Therefore, after the
Engine water intake engine has flooded and the car
has run for 100 kilometers, the
fuel should be changed again,
and then again within 500
kilometers. After three times, the
water in the carburetor is almost
gone.
If water enters the cylinder,
depress the start lever several
times after the flame is turned off.
Step on it for a few times, the
water in the cylinder will be
drained from the exhaust pipe,
and then use a fan to blow on the
mouth of the oil dipstick for a few
minutes.
Warning: In safety sake, the spark
plug should be wrapped with dry
cloth to avoid spark jumping.
Incorrect mixing of air and Clean the fuel tank vent pipe,
fuel adjust the air filter duct
Check and correct the exhaust
Open exhaust valve
valve
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The engine can be Close the choke valve, clean the

started, but it will stop Incorrect air supply fuel tank vent pipe, and adjust the
immediately air filter duct
Lack of fuel Add fuel
Engine overheated Fouling on the surface of radiator Use low-pressure water to clean
of cylinder head the cylinder head radiator
Unbalanced engine The spark plug is dirty, Remove the spark plug for
operation damaged or adjusted cleaning, adjustment, and
incorrectly replacement if necessary
Check the condition of the spark
plug cap, check whether the spark
There is a problem with the
plug cap is in good contact with
spark plug cap
the cable itself, check the cable,
and replace the damaged parts
Ignition rotor is damaged Replace the rotor
Empty the fuel, then inject new
Water mixed in the fuel
fuel
Insufficient engine Problems with fuel supply Clean fuel system and check
power or poor Clean the air filter and replace if
Dirt in the air filter
acceleration necessary
Check whether the exhaust
Damaged or leaking exhaust
system is damaged, and replace
system
related accessories if necessary
Remove the carburetor and clean
Dirt in the carburetor nozzle
the nozzle
Damaged or worn crankshaft Contact KAYO Service Center
bearings
Engine sound is Problem with ignition Contact KAYO Service Center
abnormal overheat See "Engine Overheating" section
Carbon deposits in the Contact KAYO Service Center
combustion chamber
Poor gasoline Change fuel
The spark plug is in poor Replace with a new spark plug
condition or the specification with the correct specification
Exhaust pipe backfire
is wrong
phenomenon
Check whether the exhaust
system is damaged, check
Exhaust system gasket aging whether the gasket is in good
condition, if the gasket is aging,
replace the gasket
White smoke from Change fuel
The fuel contains water
exhaust pipe
Black smoke from Air filter is clogged Remove and clean the air filter
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exhaust pipe The combustible mixture is Adjust the carburetor valve

too rich
Clutch abnormality Contact KAYO Service Center
The fork is bent or stuck Check and adjust the fork
Gearbox gear does not
Damaged gear lever Replace the gear lever
mesh
Damaged gear shift drum Replace the shift drum
Damaged ratchet device Replace the ratchet device
Fork wear Replace the fork
Check gears and replace if
Tooth wear
necessary
Gear damage Change gear
Damaged displacement drum Replace the shift drum
Gear bounce
groove
Check the fork shaft and replace if
Worn fork shaft
necessary
The selector position spring Replace the selector position
is damaged spring
The cable makes it difficult to Move the cable to reduce its
turn the handlebars interference
The steering shaft nut is too Adjust the steering shaft nut
The motorcycle is
tight
difficult to steer
Worn or damaged steering Check the steering bearing and
bearings replace if necessary
Bent steering shaft Contact KAYO Service Center
Lower the front fork oil level to a
Fork oil level is too high
suitable position
Replace the fork oil with the right
Fork oil viscosity is too high
viscosity
Damping is too hard
Fork bent Contact KAYO Service Center
Check tire pressure and adjust to
Tire pressure is too high
proper pressure
Damping adjustment error Re-adjust damping
Add the right amount of fork oil
Insufficient front fork oil level Note: It is required to add the
same kind of oil
Change to fork oil with suitable
Fork oil viscosity is too low
Damping is too soft viscosity
Check whether the tires are
Tire pressure is too low leaking, if the tires are complete,
pump them to the proper pressure
Damping adjustment error Re-adjust damping
There is abnormal noise Improper chain adjustment Re-adjust the chain tension
when the motorcycle is Chain wear Replace the chain and front and
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driving rear sprockets

Wear of rear sprocket teeth Replace the sprocket
Follow the manual to lubricate the
Insufficient chain lubrication
chain
Check the spokes and adjust the
Rear wheel off center spoke tension centrally if
necessary
The fork spring is soft or Replace the front fork spring
broken
Check the disc brake disc, if its
Disc brake disc wear thickness is less than the limit
thickness, replace it
Damaged cylinder head Contact KAYO Service Center
Brackets, nuts, and bolts are Check and adjust the torque of
not tightly fastened the corresponding fasteners
The gasket is installed Readjust the gasket and replace if
incorrectly, is worn, or is too necessary
smooth
Tire wear Change tires
Rim offset Contact KAYO Service Center
Whether the front wheel Check the bearing and replace if
bearing is worn necessary
Check the spokes and adjust the
Motorcycle front wheel The vehicle is not aligned
spoke tension if necessary
shimmy
Steering shaft tolerance is Check the steering shaft pressure
too large bearing clearance
The steering shaft nut is Check and re-tighten
loose, and the handlebar is
not fixed
Bent chassis Contact KAYO Service Center
Improper steering adjustment Check and readjust
Bent steering shaft Contact KAYO Service Center
The motorcycle skews There is a problem with the Contact KAYO Service Center
to one side fork
Re-adjust the spoke tension and
Vehicle is not aligned contact KAYO Service Center if
necessary
Disc brake disc wear Replace the disc brake
Insufficient brake fluid Replenish brake fluid
Deteriorating brake fluid Replace brake fluid
Brake failure
Piston damaged Contact KAYO Service Center
Check the brake pads, if the
Brake pad wear
thickness is less than the
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minimum friction thickness,

replace the brake pads
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KAYO MOTOR K2 SERVICE MANUAL

This service manual is edited by KAYO

ZHE JIANG KAYO MOTOR CO., LTD

Engine inspection and maintenance ........................................................................................................................ 47

Symbols and Meanings of Special Words

Suggestions for Daily Use

Precautions for safety

Precautions for disassembly and assembly

on the moving surface before assembling.

Vehicle components and location

K2 specific components and locations

VIN Code and Engine Number

The VIN Code of the K2 is located on the

The engine number of the K2 is located on the

The Vehicle Parameter

Vehicle Dimensions and Mass Parameter

Important fastener specifications

No. Item Fastener specifications Quantity

Rear sprocket mounting Socket cap screw

The Vehicle Control

Clutch lever inspection

The clutch is controlled by the clutch lever, which

Front brake lever inspection

The front disc brake is controlled by the brake lever.

The angle between the brake lever and the

The front brake adopts a floating caliper disc brake,

The throttle knob is located on the right side of the

The vehicle start button is located on the right side

The engine's stop switch is located on the left side of

Fuel Tank Switch

The K2 carburetor version adjusts the fuel supply

The meaning of each symbol on the fuel tank switch

The K2 shift lever is located on the left side of the

The K2 engine gear is the international five gears,

Inspection of rear disc brake

The foot brake pedal is located on the right side of

Note：When performing brake operation, the foot

The rear wheel brake adopts a floating caliper disc

K2 use a single support for parking support. The

Precautions Before Use

Advice for beginners

The running-in process

Danger ： When driving a motorcycle, please do not speed up regardless of the

Check items before driving

1. Check the tank level

Precautions for ignition

The steps of electric ignition are as follows:

Precautions for start

Precautions for turning

1、Take care to slow down in advance when turning.

Precautions for acceleration

1、Do not accelerate on the corners.

Precautions for shift gears

1、Do not skip gears when shifting gears.

Precautions for brake

Precautions for stop & park