Benelli TNT25 Manuel utilisateur

Senza titolo-3 1 21/12/2015 15:58:35

Manuale Uso e Manutenzione - Owner’s Manual

Manuel d’ Utilizateur - Benutzer Handbuch - Manual Usuario

Benelli TNT25 Owner's Manual

http://www.motorcycle.in.th

Benelli Q.J.

Strada della Fornace Vecchia S.N. - 61122

Pesaro (PU) ITALY

Tel. 0039 0721 41871

Fax 0039 0721 418722

e-mail: [email protected]

PREFACCE

PREFACE

Senza titolo-2 1 21/12/2015 15:49:42

Benelli Q.J. specialises in the design and production of vehicles able to satisfy the expectations of the more

discerning customer.

To integrate the characteristics, the systems and the technology of your vehicle, we have provided this manual for

the purpose of making it easier to understand the operation and to illustrate the general conditions of the warranty

and the maintenance schedule.

We would like to remind you that the warranty will remain effective provided that you respect the regulations provided

here and the Maintenance and servicing deadlines envisaged for your vehicle, using a Benelli Q.J. authorised

service.

By complying with the scheduled maintenance plan, you can contribute to maintaining the efficiency, performance

and safe conditions of your vehicle.

The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to technical characteristics in line with the company policy of

constant product improvement.

For anything not mentioned in this manual or to request information about accessories or other, do not hesitate to

contact or go to the nearest Benelli Q.J. assistance service.

Only use original Benelli Q.J. replacement parts.

With reference to law 31/12/1996 no. 675 concerning the protection of personal data, we would like to inform you of

the following:

1) The data you provide will be entered, in the event of your consent, into our customer data bank and used for any

business inforation in thr interests of the customer ad market research.

2) Giving permission to use data, as required to complete the forms in this booklet, is essential in order to provide you

with normal warranty services.

3) The data you provide will be treated correctly, legally and transparently, as envisaged by the laws in force.

4) At any time, you will be able to enforce your rights, as recognised in article 13 of Law no. 675/96, by contacting:

Benelli TNT25 Owner's Manual

http://www.motorcycle.in.th

GENERAL INFORMATION

Dear Customer,

Please read this manual carefully before using your new BN251.

It contains important information for the safe use of your motorbike and also about how to keep it in good working order.

Please remember that your BN251 is a high-performance bike and that it needs to be ridden carefully and by an experienced rider.

Do not take the engine to its limits if you are not more than certain of being able to handle the bike and in any case, when riding on

public highways or on roads that are open to the public, always be sure to follow the regulations in the Highway Code.

Always wear a standard-approved helmet when you ride and make sure it fits correctly and is properly fastened.

We also advise you to wear suitable protective clothing at all times.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Senza titolo-2 2 21/12/2015 15:49:42

Benelli TNT25 Owner's Manual

http://www.motorcycle.in.th

To make it easier and clearer to read

particularly important information, we

have used the following symbols:

Indicates a hazard that may cause

serious injury to persons or in some

cases, even death.

Indicates a hazard that may damage the

vehicle. -

Indicates important information about

vehicle maintenance that is carried out

with extreme ease.

Marks advice that must be followed with

extreme importance.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

WARNING:

NOTE:

SYMBOLS

IMPORTANT:

SYMBOLS Benelli Q.J. s.r.l. reserves the rights to make changes to products and to this manual as it

deems fit.

Where there are differences in the contents of this manual and the specific model of your

motorbike, please download the updated version from www.benelli.com.

Senza titolo-2 3 21/12/2015 15:49:42

Benelli TNT25 Owner's Manual

http://www.motorcycle.in.th

CONTENTS

PREFACE ....................................................................................................................64

GENERAL INFORMATION ...........................................................................................65

SYMBOLS ...................................................................................................................66

SAFETY INFORMATION ..............................................................................................70

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION ........................................................................................74

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR VEHICLE .........................................................................75

DESCRIPTION OF INSTRUMENTS ...............................................................................................................78

MAIN CONTROLS .......................................................................................................80

LEFT DIAL ...................................................................................................................................................80

RIGHT DIAL .................................................................................................................................................80

CLUTCH LEVER ...........................................................................................................................................81

BRAKE LEVER .............................................................................................................................................81

REAR BRAKE PEDAL ...................................................................................................................................81

GEAR PEDAL ...............................................................................................................................................82

SIDE STAND ................................................................................................................................................82

IGNITION CIRCUIT CUT-OUT SYSTEM ........................................................................................................82

KEY..............................................................................................................................................................83

IGNITION BLOCK ........................................................................................................................................83

STEERING LOCK .........................................................................................................................................83

SADDLE .......................................................................................................................................................84

FUEL TANK ..................................................................................................................................................84

REAR SHOCK ABSORBER.. ..........................................................................................................................85

ACCESSORIES AND COMPARTMENTS ......................................................................86

ACCESSORIES .............................................................................................................................................86

RIDING IN SAFETY ......................................................................................................................................70

SAFETY ACCESSORIES ...............................................................................................................................71

LOAD............................................................................................................................................................72

CONTROLLI PRIMA DELLA GUIDA

Senza titolo-2 29 21/12/2015 15:49:57

Benelli TNT25 Owner's Manual

http://www.motorcycle.in.th

REAR VIEW MIRRORS .................................................................................................................................86

CHECKS BEFORE RIDING ..........................................................................................87

ENGINE OIL CHECKS ..................................................................................................................................87

REFUELLING ...............................................................................................................................................88

ACCELERATOR DIAL BACKLASH CONTROL ...............................................................................................88

SHOCK ABSORBER CHECKS .......................................................................................................................89

BRAKE CHECK ............................................................................................................................................89

COOLING FLUID CHECK ..............................................................................................................................91

STOP LIGHT CHECKS .................................................................................................................................91

DIRECTION TURN CHECKS .........................................................................................................................91

REAR VIEW MIRROR CHECK .......................................................................................................................91

TYRE CHECK ...............................................................................................................................................92

HEAD LIGHT CHECK ...................................................................................................................................92

KILOMETRE COUNTER ...............................................................................................................................93

ACOUSTIC WARNING CONTROL .................................................................................................................93

TRANSMISSION CHAIN BACKLASH CONTROL ...........................................................................................93

STARTING / PARKING ................................................................................................94

IGNITION .....................................................................................................................................................94

PARKING .....................................................................................................................................................96

RUNNING IN ...............................................................................................................97

RUNNING IN THE VEHICLE .........................................................................................................................97

MAINTENANCE ...........................................................................................................98

REGULAR MAINTENANCE ...........................................................................................................................98

AIR FILTER ..................................................................................................................................................98

ENGINE OIL REPLACEMENT ........................................................................................................................99

TRANSMISSION CHAIN ADJUSTMENT .......................................................................................................99

TRANSMISSION CHAIN LUBRICATION AND CLEANING .............................................................................99

TOPPING UP COOLANT .............................................................................................................................100

CONTENENTS

CONTROLLI PRIMA DELLA GUIDA

Senza titolo-2 29 21/12/2015 15:49:57

Benelli TNT25 Owner's Manual

http://www.motorcycle.in.th

CONTENTS

CHANGING COOLANT ...............................................................................................................................101

CLUTCH BACKLASH ADJUSTMENT ..........................................................................................................101

SPARK PLUG INSPECTION ........................................................................................................................101

BATTERY INSPECTION ..............................................................................................................................102

FUSE REPLACEMENT ................................................................................................................................103

MOTORCYCLE LAMP REPLACEMENT ........................................................................................................103

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................105

SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................107

SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE TABLE .......................................................................108

LUBRICANTS TABLE ................................................................................................117

REGULAR MAINTENANCE COUPONS ......................................................................119

COOLING LIQUID LEVEL ISPECTION........................................................................................................100

CONTROLLI PRIMA DELLA GUIDA

Senza titolo-2 29 21/12/2015 15:49:57

Benelli TNT25 Owner's Manual

http://www.motorcycle.in.th

SAFETY INFORMATION

Senza titolo-2 7 21/12/2015 15:49:42

Be a responsible owner.

As the owner of the vehicle, you are

responsible for its safe and correct

operation.

Motorcycles are vehicles with two

wheels in line.

Their safe use and operation depend on

using correct riding techniques and the

experience of the rider.

Each rider must be aware of the

following requirements before using this

motorcycle.

The rider must:

• Meet all of the legal requirements

currently in force (licence or provisional

licence, number plate, registrations).

• Receive full information from a compe-

tent source concerning all of the

motorcycle's operating aspects.

• Respect all of the warnings and instruc-

tions for maintenance in this use and

maintenance manual.

• Receive suitable, qualified training

about safe and correct riding techni-

ques.

• Request professional, technical assi-

stance according to that stated in the

Use and Maintenance Manual and/or

made necessary by mechanical

conditions.

RIDING IN SAFETY

Carry out all of the necessary checks

before use each time you use the

vehicle, to make sure that it is able to

operate in safety.

Failure to carry out inspections or the

correct maintenance of the vehicle will

increase the chances vehicle damage.

This motorcycle has been designed to

carry the driver and one passenger.

The main cause of accidents between

motorcycles and cars is that car drivers

cannot see or identify motor cyclists in

traffic. Many accidents are caused by

cars drivers who did not see the motor-

cycle.

Make sure you are properly visible, as

this has an excellent effect on the

possibility of these types of accident.

Therefore:

• Wear a brightly-coloured jacket.

• Be very careful when approaching and

crossing at crossing points, as these

are the sites of most frequent motor

cycle accidents.

• Travel where other road users can see

you. Do not travel in the shadow of

another vehicle. Many accidents

involve inexperienced riders. Many

riders involved in accidents do not have

a valid motorcycle licence.

• Make sure that you are qualified and

only lend your motorcycle to other

expert riders.

• Be aware of your capabilities and limits.

Stay within your limits as this will help to

avoid accidents.

• We advise you to practise on the

motorbike in areas without traffic until

you have become more experienced

with both the motorcycle and its

controls.

Many accidents are the results of rider

errors when manoeuvring.

A typical error is taking bends too wide

or too fast, or even with insufficient incli-

nation compared to travel speed.

Benelli TNT25 Owner's Manual

http://www.motorcycle.in.th

SAFETY INFORMATION

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

The passenger must also abide by the

above precautions.

Beware of carbon monoxide

poisoning.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Senza titolo-2 8 21/12/2015 15:49:42

• Always abide by speed limits and never

travel faster than the road conditions

and traffic allow.

• Always signal changes in direction and

lane. Make sure other road users can

see you.

The position of rider and passenger is

important for controlling the bike.

• During travel, to keep control of the

motorbike, the rider must keep both

hands on the handle bars and both feet

on the rests.

• The passenger must hold on to the

rider, saddle strap or handle (if present)

with both hands and keep both feet on

the passenger's foot supports.

Never carry a passenger who is not able

to place both feet on the passenger's

foot supports.

Never use the bike when under the

influence of alcohol, drugs or medicines

that can cause drowsiness.

This motorcycle has been designed

exclusively for road use.

It is not suitable for off road use.

SAFETY ACCESSORIES

Most deaths from motorcycle accidents

are caused through head injuries.

The use of a helmet is the most

important factor in preventing or

reducing head injuries.

• Always wear an approved helmet.

• Wear a visor or goggles. Wind in

unprotected eyes can reduce visibility

and delay the perception of any

dangers.

• Wearing a jacket, heavy boots,

trousers, gloves, etc. is very useful in

preventing or reducing tears and

abrasions.

• Never wear flowing or loose clothing

that could become caught up in the

control levers, foot rests or wheels,

causing injury or accidents.

• Always wear protective clothing that

covers legs, ankles and feet. The motor

or exhaust system heat up a good deal

during or after running and can cause

scalding.

All engine exhaust gases contain

carbon monoxide, which is a lethal gas.

Inhaling carbon monoxide can cause

headaches, dizziness, feeling drowsy,

nausea, confusion and even death.

Carbon monoxide is a colourless,

odourless and tasteless gas that can be

present even if you don't see the

exhaust gases from the engine or smell

the odour. Deadly levels of carbon

monoxide can build up rapidly and

overpower you quickly, preventing you

from saving yourself.

Deadly levels of carbon monoxide can

persist for hours and hours in closed

rooms or areas with poor ventilation.

If you start to feel symptoms of carbon

monoxide poisoning, leave the area

immediately; go out into the fresh air

and SEEK MEDICAL ADVICE.

Benelli TNT25 Owner's Manual

http://www.motorcycle.in.th

LOAD

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

about accessories, there is a list of some-

general guidelines to respect in case of

transporting loads on the motorbike.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

SAFETY INFORMATION

Senza titolo-2 9 21/12/2015 15:49:42

• Do not run the engine in a closed

space. Even if you try to dissipate

exhaust gases with fans or opening

doors and windows, the carbon dioxide

can rapidly reach dangerous levels.

• Do not run engines in rooms with a

lack of ventilation or partially closed

areas such as factory buildings, gara-

ges or under canopy roofs for car ports.

• Do not run the engine outside where

exhaust gases can enter the surround-

ing buildings through openings like

doors or windows.

The addition of accessories of loads to

the motorcycle can negatively affect its

stability and use, if it changes the distri-

bution of weights on the motorcycle. To

avoid possible accidents, adding loads

or accessories to the motorcycle must

be done with extreme care.

Take great care when riding a motor-

cycle that has had loads or accessories

added. Together with the information

Using an overloaded vehicle may lead to

accidents.

Loading the vehicle within the correct

limits, take the following into account:

• Keep the weight of the load and acces-

sories as low as possible and as close

as possible to the motorcycle. Carefully

secure the heavier items as close as

possible to the centre of the vehicle and

be sure to distribute weights evenly on

both sides of the motorcycle to reduce

imbalances or instability to a minimum.

• Moving loads may be the cause of sud-

den losses of balance. Make sure that

accessories and loads are properly se-

cured to the motorcycle before starting

it. Frequently check the supports of the

accessories and devices that secure

loads.

• Correctly adjust suspension according

to load (adjustable suspension models

only) and check tyre conditions and

pressure.

• Never attach large or heavy items to

the handlebars, fork or mudguard.

These items, including loads such as

sleeping bags, bags with personal

effects or tents, can cause instability or

reduce the steering response.

• This vehicle is not designed to tow a

trailer or to be connected to a sidecar.

Original Benelli Q.J. accessories

The choice of accessories for your

vehicle is an important decision. Original

Benelli Q.J. accessories are only availa-

ble from Benelli dealers; they have been

designed, tested and approved by

Benelli Q.J. for use on your vehicle.

The installation of after market products

or the introduction of other changes to

the vehicle, which leading to changes in

the design or operating characteristics,

may expose you or others to the risk of

serious accidents or death.

You are therefore responsible for acci-

dents occurring with regard to changes

made to the vehicle.

Benelli TNT25 Owner's Manual

http://www.motorcycle.in.th

Autres manuels pour TNT25

Table des matières

Autres manuels Benelli Moto

Benelli

Benelli TRK 502X Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli TNT150 Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli TnT1130 Guide de l'utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli TRK 502 Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli 302R 2017 Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli TORNADO NAKED TNT125 Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli TNT300 Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli Tornado Tre Novicento 903 Manuel d'instructions

Benelli

Benelli Motorella "78" Manuel d'instructions

Benelli

Benelli Tornado TNT600 Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli TNT249S Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli TORNADO NAKED TNT125 Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli 2014 BN600 Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli TRK502 2013 Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli Leoncino Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli BJ750 Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli BN251 Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli Cafe 1130 Racer Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli TORNADO NAKED TRE R160 Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli Tornado Naked Tre 1130 Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli 500 Quattro Manuel d'instructions

Benelli

Benelli 900 Sei Manuel d'instructions

Benelli

Benelli Tornado 650 Manuel utilisateur

Benelli

Benelli TRK 502 Mode d’emploi

Manuels Moto populaires d'autres marques

OHVALE

OHVALE GP-0 Manuel de la liste des pièces

Yamaha

Yamaha Star XV19CTSZ 2009 Manuel utilisateur

KTM

KTM 350 XCF-W USA Manuel utilisateur

HYOSUNG

HYOSUNG ST7 Manuel utilisateur

Husqvarna

Husqvarna FC 250 2016 Manuel utilisateur

Ducati

Ducati SCRAMBLER 800 Manuel d'instructions

MOTO GUZZI

MOTO GUZZI QUOTA 1100 ES Manuel utilisateur

APRILIA

APRILIA ETV MILLE CAPONORD - PART1 02-2001 Manuel utilisateur

Yamaha

Yamaha 2006 YZF-R1V Manuel utilisateur

KTM

KTM Freeride E-XC 2021 Manuel utilisateur

Fantic

Fantic Enduro 125 Manuel utilisateur

Ducati

Ducati Supersport 750 desmodue Manuel utilisateur

MV Agusta

MV Agusta 2008 F4 312RR 1078 Manuel d'instructions

Yamaha

Yamaha XVS650A Manuel utilisateur

Yamaha

Yamaha YZF-R6T(C) Manuel

Ducati

Ducati 748 monoposto strada Manuel utilisateur

ATK

ATK 1988 250 Manuel utilisateur

Excelsior-HENDERSON

Excelsior-HENDERSON 1999 HCX Manuel utilisateur