How to Reset the Maintenance Reminder on Changan CS75?

Is it necessary to replace both motorcycle tires at the same time?

It is recommended to replace both motorcycle tires as a pair. Below are specific situations when motorcycle tires need replacement: Insufficient tread depth: Each motorcycle tire has "tread wear indicators" marked near the tread on both sides. The extension lines of these indicators meet in the groove at the center of the tread, where you will find a raised bump approximately 1.0 mm high. If, when viewed from the front (not the side), the tread height is nearly level with this bump, it indicates the wear is close to the limit of 0.8 mm, and a new tire should be replaced. Excessively worn tires with insufficient tread depth can affect water drainage and increase the risk of skidding. Prolonged use: Even if the tread wear indicators haven't been reached, tires that have been in use for three years often start to harden, lose elasticity, and develop fine cracks due to environmental factors like temperature changes and UV exposure. In such cases, sudden temperature fluctuations or overinflation can lead to blowouts while riding. Puncture by foreign objects: If a tire is damaged by nails or sharp objects during travel, the safest option is to replace it. Although patching is an alternative, there remains a high probability of air leakage or blowouts due to structural damage to the tire body.

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What is the equivalent of 56cc in cylinder volume?

Taking a stroke of 54 as an example, a 56cc cylinder is equivalent to 133cc. Below is an extended introduction: Displacement calculation formula: The calculation formula for displacement equals bore X bore X stroke X 0.7854/1000, so stroke is also needed to calculate displacement. Introduction to motorcycle CC: Motorcycle cc refers to the displacement of the motorcycle engine. Motorcycle displacement refers to the cylinder volume of the engine, measured in milliliters, and the numbers in the motorcycle model name represent the displacement. Generally, the larger the displacement, the more powerful the engine. China's national standards and traffic regulations: Displacement below 30cc is classified as a fuel-assisted bicycle, displacement between 30-50cc is classified as a light motorcycle, and displacement above 50cc is classified as a motorcycle.

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What are the requirements for carrying a passenger on a motorcycle?

The requirements for carrying a passenger on a motorcycle are as follows: Passenger age: Motorcycles cannot carry children under 12 years old. Number of passengers: Both the driver and the passenger must wear helmets, and only two people, including the driver, are allowed to ride. Riding routes: Passengers are not allowed on highways (only a few highways allow motorcycles to enter). Precautions for riding with a passenger on a motorcycle are as follows: Carrying a passenger on the rear seat: Be sure to leave a longer braking distance, as during emergency braking, the passenger's body will lean forward, thereby reducing the original braking effect. Turning downhill: The rider cannot wait until the last moment to brake, as they may find that they cannot slow down in time to reach a suitable speed for turning.

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What is the maintenance interval for scooters?

Scooter maintenance intervals are generally around 1,500 kilometers. Below is an extended introduction: Routine checks: Inspect the chain condition every 500 kilometers to check for looseness or lack of lubrication. Avoid washing the scooter within the first 1,500 kilometers. For the initial 600 kilometers, maintain gear speeds as follows: first gear at 10 km/h, second gear at 20 km/h, third gear at 30 km/h, fourth gear at 35 km/h, and fifth gear at 40 km/h. Practice repeated gear shifting by cycling from first to fifth gear and back down again. Battery check: Inspect the battery monthly for power loss. Additionally, check the braking system for proper function and ensure the turn signals and brake lights are working correctly every day before riding.

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What are the symptoms of a faulty vacuum switch in a scooter?

Symptoms of a faulty vacuum switch in a scooter have two main characteristics. First, when the engine is turned off, removing the fuel outlet pipe from the fuel tank switch will result in continuous fuel leakage. Second, fuel may leak from the vacuum tube of the fuel tank switch. Both scenarios can lead to an overly rich fuel mixture and excessive fuel consumption. The latter situation, in particular, can directly cause engine failure or even prevent the scooter from starting. Below is an extended explanation: Introduction to the vacuum switch: The vacuum switch in motorcycles typically refers to the fuel vacuum switch, which utilizes the vacuum generated by the engine during operation to control fuel flow. Principle explanation: When the engine is running, a vacuum is created in the combustion chamber. This vacuum acts on the fuel switch diaphragm (via a passage connected to the carburetor intake tube) and the vacuum tube. As the vacuum on the opposite side of the fuel switch diaphragm gradually increases, it overcomes the spring's tension, opening the fuel valve inside the fuel switch (due to the diaphragm's movement). This allows fuel to flow through the fuel line into the carburetor float chamber.

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What is the speed range for motorcycle gears 1 through 6?

First gear has a speed of 10 kilometers per hour, second gear 20 kilometers per hour, third gear 30 kilometers per hour, fourth gear 40 kilometers per hour, fifth gear can reach 60 kilometers per hour, and if the speed exceeds 60 kilometers per hour, sixth gear can be used. Motorcycle engines have a relatively economical RPM range, and it's advisable to keep the engine within this range when shifting gears. Below is an extended introduction: Motorcycle introduction: Motorcycles are a very common mode of transportation, known for their lightweight and agility, making them well-suited for navigating congested urban roads. Motorcycle maintenance: Fluids that need regular replacement on motorcycles include engine oil and coolant. Wear parts that require periodic replacement include spark plugs, brake pads, brake discs, tires, etc.

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How to Reset the Maintenance Reminder on Changan CS75?

Is it necessary to replace both motorcycle tires at the same time?

What is the equivalent of 56cc in cylinder volume?

What are the requirements for carrying a passenger on a motorcycle?

What is the maintenance interval for scooters?

What are the symptoms of a faulty vacuum switch in a scooter?

What is the speed range for motorcycle gears 1 through 6?

What is the vorei motorcycle?

What does 'step one lift two' mean for motorcycles?

What are the three certificates required for a motorcycle?

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