CITYBLADE 125

Owner's Manual
 INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on choosing to purchase your KEEWAY!

The vehicle purchased by Your Excellency is an exciting acquisition, which you will intend to
use as soon as possible, however, we advise you to read this manual carefully right away. It is
of extreme importance is a full understanding of the characteristics of the vehicle and their respective
components. It is equally essential to acquire some basic notions about maintenance of the
even and how to drive safely.

AKeeway is a brand in constant evolution and development in the pursuit of better customer satisfaction.
your customers around the world, so it is possible to find some differences in the graphics
presented in this manual. Some extras and/or accessories mentioned may also not be
to find in your vehicle, given the variety of markets and options for each of them.
If in doubt, please do not hesitate to contact your KEEWAY dealer. If you consider
relevant can always contact the importer.

Whenever you need Technical Assistance, remember that it is your KEEWAY dealer who
better know your vehicle. Use only genuine KEEWAY parts and accessories.

Multimoto Motor Portugal S.A.

Joaquim da Silva Landeau Street, O. Azeméis Industrial Zone
3720-917 Oliveira de Azeméis
Phone: 256 000 200
Fax: 256 000 209
Site:www.keewaymotor.pt

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INDEX

INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................................01

TECHNICAL DATA OF VEHICLES................................................................................................04

COMMAND LOCATION
- Get to know your vehicle......................................................................................................06
- Instruments and indicators...............................................................................................08
-Computer right and left.........................................................................................10
Ignition
Fuel tank cap..........................................................................................14

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
About the warranty...............................................................................................................15
Steering inspection........................................................................................................16
- Inspection of the lever clearance........................................................................................16
Brake inspection........................................................................................................16
Tire Inspection..........................................................................................................17
- Fuel inspection..................................................................................................17
Inspection of the lights...........................................................................................................17
Inspection of the horn and stop contacts.......................18
Engine Oil Inspection................................................................................................18
- Throttle inspection....................................................................................................18
- Inspection of the gasoline filter............................................................................................18

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Inspection of the candle..............................................................19

- Fuse replacement...........................................................................................................19
Idle tuning............................................................................................................19
Air filter.........................................................................................................................19
- Bateria..............................................................................................................................20
Lubrication points......................................................................................................20
- Extended downtime periods..............................................................21
After long stops...
Vehicle cleaning...........................................................................................................23
- After Cleaning the Vehicle..................................................................................................25

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE TABLE.......................................................................................26

VEHICLE OPERATION
Start driving.............................................................................................................29
Stop the vehicle
- Rodagem..........................................................................................................................29

SECURITY....................................................................................................................................30

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION.........................................................................................................31

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TECHNICAL DATA OF THE VEHICLE CITYBLADE

MOTOR
Type Single-cylinder, 4 strokes, 2 valves
Displacement 125 cc
Maximum power 6.7 kW at 7,500 rpm
Refrigeration It is forced
Nutrition Injection
Starting system Electric
Transmission Automatic - CVT
CHASSIS
Suspensão (Diant./Tras.) Conventional telescopic fork | Double shock absorber
Brake (Front/Rear) Disco wave 240mm | Disco wave 220mm
Tire (Front/Rear) 90/90-14 | 100/90-14
Length 1.950 mm
Width 755 mm
Height 1.130 mm
Wheelbase 1.330 mm
Weight marching order 128 Kg
Storage capacity 7 liters
Occupancy 2 people approved

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Get to Know Your Vehicle

1-Lights.
2-Front disc brakes.
3-Battery.
4-Side rest.
5-Central rest.
6-Motor.
7-Air filter.
8-Seat.

9-Temporary support.
10-Rear shock absorber.
11-Rear wheel.
12-Rear disc brake.
13-Silencer.
14-Vehicle identification.

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Instrument Indicators 6

1-Total contact kilometers.

Indicate the total kilometers already traveled by the vehicle.
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2-Speedometer.
Indicate the instantaneous speed in km/h. 3

3-Indicator of maximums.
When lit, it indicates that the high beam lights are on.

4-Change direction indicator (turn signals).

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5-Contradictions. 5
Indicate the rotation at which the vehicle's engine is located.

6-Watch.
Hour indicator. Press the left button (select) until the numbers start flashing, use the right button (adjust)
to adjust the time.

7-Indicate the gasoline level.

It lights up when the fuel level in the tank is low (reserve).

8-Select
Clicking toggles between the partial distance traveled and the total mileage of the vehicle. To set the counter
partial to zero, make sure it is in 'trip' and press the left key for 5 seconds.

9-Adjust
Clicking toggles between the speed in kilometers per hour and miles per hour.

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Right and Left Switch

1. Light switch, in the upper position activates the high beams, in the position
inferior activates the mediums. In some cases, it may have the function of 'passing'
or light signals.
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2. Turn signal switch, sliding to the left activates the turn signal of the
sliding left and to the right activates the right turn signal. 2
3

3.Horn switch, when pressed emits a sound signal.

4. Hazard light switch, press forward to activate the 4

4 turn signals. Press backward to turn off.

5. Short circuit switch, slide the button to the left to turn it on

vehicle current, slide the button to the right to cut the current. 5

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6. Starting motor switch, when pressed allows to activate the
vehicle engine.

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Ignition

The vehicle comes equipped with two keys. Keep one of them in a safe place to use when
necessary.

Use the plastic part of the key to unlock the ignition cylinder. (img. 1)

Description of the ignition cannon symbols. (img. 2)

img. 1
(On)Ignition on. Current connected and ready to start the engine.

(Off) Ignition off. Power off, the key can be removed.

Steering lock. Turn the handlebars to the left, insert the key,
pressure and turns counterclockwise, the handlebar
it blocks and the key can be removed. img. 2

"SEAT OPEN" Opening of the luggage compartment. Insert the key and turn counterclockwise.
to the hands of the clock.

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Fuel Tank Cap

The fuel tank cap is located underneath the
seat (luggage compartment).

To supply, open the luggage compartment using the key.

vehicle. (1)

To open, turn to the left and after refueling, put the cap back on.
Ride to the right and make sure it's tightly closed.

NOTICE:
The fuel tank should not be overly full. The gasoline spill
about the engine and exhaust is dangerous, as it can ignite.

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Your vehicle is an excellent piece of equipment in the market, and with regard to extending its respective
Functionality with the best performance and security should perform all maintenance.
periodically according to all the manufacturer's indications. Look for all this information in the
manuals delivered by the dealer and do not hesitate to contact if you need any
additional clarification.

The vehicles of this brand are of extremely high quality and reliability, however, like any other asset,
for a period of 24 months after the date of delivery of the vehicle, they are guaranteed according to the
current legislation in force in Portugal, in case of breakdown due to any material defect and/or
assembly of the same.

Juntamente com o seu veículo deverá apresentar o manual de garantia e manutenção, já que inclui o
history of periodic maintenance according to the procedures stipulated by the manufacturer
(maintenance stamps carried out by official dealerships). The interventions under the scope of
warranties will only be executed at official brand dealers.

About the warranty(exclusions):

1-Consumable or normal wear materials are not covered by warranty interventions.(ex:
batteries, pads, jaws, discs, drums, tires, tubes, clutch, belts, rollers, pinions
rack and pinions, chains, lubricants, candles, rays, lamps,...
2-Vehicles that have been subject to misuse, negligence, or accidents;
3-Vehicles that have been or are used in competition or any type of driving that
they violate the traffic code;
4-Vehicles that present non-original components of the Keeway brand;
5-Vehicles that show any alteration, aesthetic, dynamic or mechanical, that may be
considered by the manufacturer as a possible cause of the damage;
6-Offers with the vehicle (e.g., alarms, bags, and/or others are manufacturer offerings on some models)
specific).
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Regular checks by the user

To ensure safe driving, please regularly check the following items of your
vehicle.

1. Steering inspection, inspect the steering by turning the wheel to the limit on both sides.
Make sure the steering course is completely free and turns naturally.

2. Check the play of the levers, left (rear brake) and right (front brake), the play should be
to find oneself in accordance with the example:

a) gap between 10-20mm

gap between 10-20mm

3. Brakes, check the oil level, the level should always be between the
minimum limit and maximum limit indicated.

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Brake pads

Limit wear of the pad.

If the oil level is close to the minimum limit, it means that
the tablet reached limit 1 (as shown in the figure) and should be replaced by
new ones. This operation should be carried out at a Keeway dealer.

4. Tires, check the pressure and the tread depth.

tire tread

Minimum wage:
Indicative values*: Allowed -1.6mm
Recommended -2.0mm
Diant. -1.8 ~ 2.0 bar
Pressure: 2.0 ~ 2.2 bar

The proper tire pressure is essential for greater stability and comfort of the vehicle and
tire durability. Check and adjust the tire pressure frequently if necessary.
when these are cold.
Please, in case of doubt, request the appropriate pressure from your Keeway dealer.

5. Fuel, make sure you have fuel in the vehicle before starting the engine.

6. Lights, check the proper functioning of the vehicle's lights.

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7. Horn and 'stop' contacts, check their proper functioning.

8. Engine oil, check the level regularly.

Type of indicators:
a) Oil level gauge
b) Oil level dipstick

Note: If the oil level is too high

high, remove the excess oil with
help from a syringe or another tool
appropriate. a) b)
If the oil level is too high
below, add the necessary amount of oil until
this reaches an appropriate level. Use the type and brand of
oils identical to those already contained in the engine

9. Accelerator, check the clearance and its proper functioning.

Note: The gap should be between 4 - 8mm.

To adjust, you must go to a Keeway dealer.

10. Fuel Filter(operation to be carried out at a Keeway Dealership).

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11. Candle(operation to be carried out at a Keeway Dealer).

12. Fuse replacement, the fuse is located next to the battery.

Note: If the fuse burns out frequently, there may be a problem in the vehicle's electrical circuit.
Go to a Keeway Dealer.

13.Idle Adjustment(operation to be carried out at a Keeway Dealer).

14. Air Filter, the cleaning of the air filter should be done periodically. If circulating in areas of
much dust should perform this cleaning more regularly, replace the filter when it is found in
more conditions. (see img 1)

Note: Do not use gasoline or other flammable products to clean the air filter, only use air.
compressed to clean the filter (2) and the filter box (1). (see img 2)

img 1 img 2

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15. Battery, to remove the battery, start by turning off the ignition, remove the cover, disconnect the cables from the
battery, first disconnect the terminal ( –) and then the terminal (+), finally remove the battery from
compartment. To install, perform the actions in the opposite direction.

16. Lubrication Points.

Check that your vehicle is properly lubricated so that it can perform well.
functioning, durability, performance, and safety.

After a long period of driving or driving under harsh weather conditions,

We recommend that you perform a general lubrication on your vehicle.

The health points are as follows:

1-Cable odometer;
2-Finally odometer;
3-Side rest;
4-Central rest;
5-Levers and brake cables;
6-Accelerator.

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Extended Downtime Periods

To reduce the effects of quality loss during and after the stoppage, you should take into account
count the following procedures:

1-Fill the fuel tank and add fuel stabilizer (if available) to prevent
that the tank rusts and the fuel deteriorates.

2-Remove the spark plug cap and the spark plug. Pour a teaspoon of engine oil into the cavity of the
spark plug. Place the spark plug cover on the respective spark plug and place the spark plug in the head of
cylinders so that the electrodes are grounded (this will limit the production of sparks during
the next step). Start the engine several times using the starter motor
(this action will coat the wall of the cylinder with oil).

3-Lubricate all control cables and articulated points of all levers and pedals, thus
like side rest/central rest.

4-Check and, if necessary, correct the tire air pressure, and finally lift the vehicle in order to
that both wheels stay off the ground. Alternatively, turn the wheels a little every month
to prevent the tires from degrading at a certain point.

5-Tape the exhaust of the muffler with a plastic bag to prevent moisture from entering.

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6-Remove the battery and charge it fully. Store it in a cool, dry place and charge it at least
once every 15 days.

Apply protective wax to prevent rust or other damage to the vehicle's paint.

8-Check the tire pressure.

9-Place a support under the engine so that both wheels are lifted off the ground.

Protect the vehicle with a cover and place it in a location with few temperature changes.
and without humidity. Keep it away from direct sunlight.

After Stops for Extended Periods

1- Remove the cover and clean the vehicle. Change the oil if the vehicle has been stationary for more than 4
months.

2-Check the battery status and charge if necessary. Install the battery.

3-Remove the existing gasoline from the fuel tank and apply new gasoline.

4-Perform a general check before driving and test your vehicle at moderate speeds.

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Vehicle cleaning

Consideringthemoreenvironmentallyvulnerabledesignofyourvehicle,youwillhavetotakeintoaccountthat
It will enhance rust and corrosion even if high-quality components are used.
Although a rusty exhaust may go unnoticed in a car, it influences
negatively affects the overall appearance of your vehicle. Regular and proper maintenance will not only...
meeting of the warranty terms, as it also influences the maintenance of a good appearance of
your vehicle, increasing its lifespan and optimizing its performance.

Before cleaning
Tapetheexhaustpipewithaplasticbagaftertheenginehascooleddown.

Make sure that all lids and covers, as well as all electrical connectors, including
the ignition spark plug cover is well secured.

Remove extremely ingrained dirt, such as burnt oil in the sump, with a
degreaser and a brush, but never apply this type of product on seals, washers, and shafts.
of the wheel.

Always rinse off dirt and degreaser with water.

Cleaning
Avoid using overly acidic wheel cleaning agents, especially on components
chrome (consult your dealer). If this type of product is used on dirt
difficult to remove, do not leave the cleaning agent on the affected area for longer than the
recommended. Additionally, rinse the area thoroughly with water, dry it immediately and
apply an anti-corrosion spray.

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Inadequate cleaning can damage plastic parts (such as fairings, panels, bumpers,
breezes, front headlight glass, indicator glasses, etc.).

Use a soft, clean cloth or sponge with water to clean the plastics. However, if the parts
Plastics that cannot be cleaned well with water can use a mild detergent diluted in water.
(consult your dealer).

Rinse all detergent residues well using plenty of water, since it is

prejudicial to plastics.

Do not use any strong chemical products on plastic parts.

Avoid using cloths or sponges that have been in contact with strong cleaning products or
abrasives, solvent or thinner, fuel (gasoline), rust-proofing or removal products
rust, brake fluid, antifreeze or electrolyte.

Do not use high-pressure washing systems or steam jet cleaning devices, as

can cause water infiltration and deterioration in the following areas: seals (of the bearings of
wheel and suspension arm, fork and brakes), electrical components (connectors, instruments,
switches and lights), vent pipes.

For vehicles equipped with windshields: Do not use strong cleaning products or hard sponges.
since they can cause loss of color or scratches. Some cleaning compounds for plastics
they can leave scratches on the windshield.

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Once the sea salt or the salt spread on the roads during Winter is extremely
corrosive when mixed with water, follow the steps explained after each trip to
rain, near the sea or on roads where salt has been spread. Clean the scooter with cold water and a
mild detergent, after the engine has cooled down. Do not use warm water as this increases the action
corrosive of salt. Apply an anti-corrosion spray on all metal surfaces, including the
chromed and nickel-plated, to prevent corrosion.

After cleaning
Dry the vehicle with a chamois or an absorbent cloth.

Use a chrome polishing product to shine this type of parts, aluminum, and stainless steels.
incluindo o sistema de escape (mesmo a descoloração dos sistemas de escape em aço inoxidável
thermally induced can be removed through polishing.

To prevent corrosion, it is recommended to apply an anti-corrosion spray on all surfaces

metallic, including chrome and nickel plated. Use a spray oil as a cleaning product
universal for removing any remaining dirt. Touch up small paint damages.
caused by stones, etc.

Seal all painted surfaces.

Let the vehicle dry completely before storing or covering it.

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Injection body
Clean the injection body / adjust the float position / check the jets

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Start Driving
Before starting to drive, make sure that the side stand is properly retracted.
Check the circuit breaker, press the brake, and push the starter button.
Gently accelerate until the vehicle starts to move.

Stop vehicle
Reduce speed using both brakes. Leave your vehicle parked on a surface.
solid and flat. Do not lean your vehicle against the walls. Lock the vehicle and remove the key.

Note: a driver with little experience should initially use only the rear brake to stop.
slow down and/or stop the vehicle. Do not sit in the vehicle while it is placed on your
central break

Rolling
The break-in period of your motorcycle is essential for its durability and proper functioning.
functioning.

0-100 kilometers
In the first 100 km, use the brakes carefully and avoid sudden or prolonged braking.

0-500 Kilometers
In the first 500 km, do not exceed 80% of the maximum allowable RPM.
Durante a condução não mantenha uma rotação de motor constante.

After 1000 kilometers

Gradually increase speed until reaching the maximum allowed.

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SECURITY

This manual must be considered an integral part of your vehicle and should remain in
even in a possible resale.

This chapter contains some rules that you should take into account for driving.
secure

1 - Before starting the vehicle, conduct an inspection and check if everything is in the correct place.
2 - Check the fuel, oil level, brake pressure, steering movements, etc...
3 - It is necessary to consider all legal requirements (driver's license, etc.).
4 - Make sure to wear a helmet, gloves, and protective clothing (for both the driver and passenger).
5 - Respect the traffic rules and signs.
6 - It is advisable to drive in low traffic areas when you are not familiar with the vehicle.
7 - Never lend your vehicle to an inexperienced driver.
8 - Never drive under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or medications that cause drowsiness.
9 - Drive with both hands on the handlebars and feet on the respective supports.
10 - Do not get distracted while driving (you should not smoke, drink, read, eat, etc.).
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t opeopel(drvierandpasenger).
12 - Changing the characteristics of the vehicle (tuning) is extremely prohibited.

Security

1 - Make sure to lock the direction and remove the key.

2 - Park the vehicle in public and safe places.
3 - Add an extra lock, if necessary.

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VIN & Engine Number

The vehicle identification number (VIN) and the engine number are
used for vehicle registration. These numbers may be
used when placing orders for parts with your dealer
Keeway.

The VIN is engraved on the chassis, next to the steering column.

In this location, you can also find information about the vehicle.
and the manufacturer.

The engine number is engraved on the left crankcase.

Please write down these numbers of your vehicle.

VIN N.º__________________________________________

MOTOR No.______________________________________

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Joaquim da Silva Landeau Street
Z. Ind. de O. de Azeméis | 3720-917 Oliveira de Azeméis
Telf.: 256 000 200 | Fax: 256 000 209
info@multimoto.pt | www.keewaymotor.pt