Chinese, Taiwanese, Korean 125cc Motorcycles Repair Manual 2005-2015

Finding an authoritative resource for working on your imported Asian motorcycle can be tough. Don't struggle through repairs or face high bills from your local shop when you can order a Chinese, Taiwanese, Korean 125cc Motorcycle Repair Manual by Haynes from The Motor Bookstore. This helpful manual covers a variety of 2005 to 2015 Asian motorcycles, all powered by 4-stroke single or 2-cylinder engines. Because so many Chinese, Taiwanese and Korean 125cc motorcycles have similar engines, the manual is able to address a wide range of bikes at once. Topics covered include maintenance, transmission work, cooling systems, braking systems and more. The easy-to-use Haynes manuals are geared towards DIY mechanics and those with very little knowledge. The manual offers step-by-step instructions enhanced with helpful photographs and diagrams to make locating, removing and replacing parts as easy as possible. The 2005-2015 Chinese, Taiwanese & Korean 125cc Motorcycle repair manual by Haynes covers brands listed below:

• AJS CR-3-125, JSM125, JS125 ECO-2, JS125-6C Custom, Regal Raptor DD125E, Eos-125, Daytona, NAC12 (NKT)
• Baotian BT125
• Bashan Vixen 125
• Better BT125
• Branson BM125, BM125 Sport, BM125 Retro
• Chituma CTM125-C, CPI SUV125, XR125
• Dadyw DD125-E Regal Raptor
• Dafier DFE125-8A
• Dayang/Dayun DY125
• Feiying FY125
• Francis-Barnett Kestrel
• FYM FY125
• Geely JL125-2 Crusader
• Giantco Warrior, Swift, Trooper, Bronco, Knight, Hunter
• Haotian HT125-8 Vixen, HN125-4F
• Hartford HD125L Legion, HD125S Super, VR125H, X, Z
• HMC (Herald) Classic 125
• Hongdou QLM125 Classic, HD125-GY2
• Honley HD1, HD2, HD3
• Honling HL125-9
• Huoniao HN125-4F, HN125-8
• Hyosung RT125 Karion, RX125, XRX125 SM
• Jialing JH125 GY-3, JL125, JH125-33
• Jianshe JS125-6C
• Jinlun JL125-C, JL125-Y/XR, JL125-13, JL125-11 Texan
• Kaisar KS125-23 (XTR), KS125-3 Destiny RX, KS125GY-3A
• Keeway Speed 125, Superlight 125, TX125, RKS125, RKV125, Strike 125
• Kinlon JL125 GY, JL125-7
• Kinroad XT125GY Explorer, XT125-16 Cyclone, XT125-18 Typhoon, XT125-19
• Kriedler Enduro 125, Supermoto 125
• Kymco CK125
• Lexmoto HT125-4F Arrow, KS125-23 XTR, HT125-8 Vixen, ZS125-30 Arizona, ZS125-50 Ranger, DFE125-8A Street, Stockrider/Lowrider DFE125L, Adrenaline XFLM125 GY-2B, LSM125 (STR125YB), ZSF125
• Lifan LF125GY, Apollo, LF125-J Mirage, LF125-14F King/Arizona/Heritage, LF125-30 Blazer/Sprint/Samurai, LF125GY-3A Grit, LF125-15, City X 125
• Loncin JL125 GY-3
• Mash Seventy-five Vintage
• Moto Roma MRX125, SMX125
• Pioneer XF125 L-4B Nevada/Torro, XF125-10V, XF125 GY-2B
• POR Apache 125
• Pulse XF 125 GY-2B Adrenaline
• Romet RM125, K125, Z125, ZK125
• Qingqi QM125L-4B Renegade, QM125-10E Jet, QM125-10R Buffalo, QM125-2F Ranger, QM125-2D, QM125-2C, QM125 GY-2D Tracker, QM125-2A
• Sanya SY125-11, SFM ZZ125, ZX125, Roadster
• Sineray XY125-10A (CG125), XY125 GY-5E
• Sinnis Heist 125, Trackstar, Stealth 125, Vista QM125-2C, Apache/Blade 125, Scrambler 125, Max II 125, Retrostar 125, Cafe 125, JS125-6C, SC125, ST125, SP125, Cruisestar 125
• Sinski QMXSJ125-6B
• Skygo (See Lifan)
• Skyjet SJ125-3, SJ125-23
• Skyteam ST125-Y, ST125 SM/TR, Cougar, ACE 125, Cobra 125, V-Raptor 125
• Sukida SK125, SK125 GY
• Sumoto SM125 GY
• Superbyke SBS125, RCC 125, RBP125, RMX125, RMR125, RMZ125, RSR125, Ridgerider 125
• TMEC MT125-1
• Venture XT3 125
• Vulcan Custom 125, Harrier 125
• Wangye WY125-16C
• Warrior Despatch 125
• WK RT125, Cruiser 125
• Xgjao XGJ125 GY-6, XGJ125-23
• Xingyue XY125 GY
• Yamasaki YM125-3
• Yuan XGJ125-23 Renegade
• Zennco YB125m Bullet DFE125-BA
• Zhongneng ZN125-6, ZN125-8, ZN125-9
• Znen ZN125-6 Storm
• ZongShen ZS125 GY-A, ZS125 GY-10 Predator/Arktix, ZS125-24A, ZS125-30 Arizona/Dakota, ZS125-32, ZS125-50 Pursuit, ZS125-70
• ZY Motor ZY125

Book Excerpt: Chinese, Taiwanese, Korean 125cc Motorcycle Repair Manual ENGINE, CLUTCH AND TRANSMISSION - OHV ENGINES

ENGINE OVERHAUL INFORMATION

1. Before beginning the engine overhaul, read through the related procedures to familiarize yourself with the scope and requirements of the job. Overhauling an engine is not all that difficult, but it is time consuming. Check on the availability of parts and make sure that any necessary special tools are obtained in advance.
2. Most work can be done with a decent set of typical workshop hand tools, although a number of precision measuring tools are required for inspecting parts to determine if they are worn.
3. To ensure maximum life and minimum trouble from a rebuilt engine, everything must be assembled with care in a spotlessly clean environment.
DISASSEMBLY
4. Before disassembling the engine, thoroughly clean and degrease its external surfaces. This will prevent contamination of the engine internals, and will also make the job a lot easier and cleaner. A high flash-point solvent, such as paraffin (kerosene) can be used, or better still, a proprietary engine degreaser such as Gunk. Use old paintbrushes and toothbrushes to work the solvent into the various recesses of the casings. Take care to exclude solvent or water from the electrical components and intake and exhaust ports.
5. When clean and dry, position the engine on the workbench, leaving suitable clear area for working. Gather a selection of small containers, plastic bags and some labels so that parts can be grouped together in an easily identifiable manner. Also get some paper and a pen so that notes can be taken. You will also need a supply of clean rags, which should be as absorbent as possible.

BODYWORK

SIDE COVERS

1. It is usually necessary to remove the seat before removing a side cover (see Section 2).
2. Check to see whether the cover is secured by a screw or screws, in which case undo it/them (see illustration).
3. Feel around the cover to get an idea of where any locating pegs are, then carefully maneuver the cover as required to free them (see illustrations).
4. Installation is the reverse of removal. Make sure the grommets are in good condition.

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Subject: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Chinese, Taiwanese and Korean 125cc Motorcycle service, maintenance, repair. ISBN-10: 0857339206 | ISBN-13: 9780857339201 | Haynes 4871