SSR Buccaneer 250i Owner's Manual

Buccaneer 250i Owner’s Manual

Preface

Thank you for purchasing the SSR Buccaneer 250i fuel injected motorcycle, it will
bring you years of pleasurable riding in a safe to operate package.
Riding a motorcycle is one of the most exciting past times. For your safety, you
should read this owner’s manual carefully and follow these instructions before
you ride.
This manual introduces regular maintenance and service, please follow these
instructions, it will help you to keep your motorcycle in good running order and
functioning for years to come.
Our company never stops improving our quality and performance, this may lead
to color or structural changes not outlined in this manual. We apologize if this
brings you any inconvenience.

SSR Motorsports

Important Notice

1. Vehicle load capabilities

This motorcycle is designed for one driver and one passenger only.

2. Road conditions for driving
This motorcycle is only suitable for driving on roads.

3. Please read this manual carefully. Following the instructions outlined here will make your
motorcycle more durable and stable.
Please note the followings words:
Warning: Means if you DO NOT follow the instructions, it could lead to serious damage for
driver and passenger.
Caution: Means if you DO NOT follow the instructions, it may cause the person/s to be injured
or damage to the motorcycle.
Notice: Provide useful information
This user manual is propriety to this motorcycle. If this vehicle is sold to others, you should
pass this manual on to the new owner together with the vehicle.
Without our company permission, it is not allow to copy or translate any part of this manual.

This vehicle uses motorcycle grade engine oil.

---The special lubrication oil for motorcycle.

Special Notice

Warning: This motorcycle must use the correct spec fuse, DO NOT use other spec fuses

or operate without a fuse. Incorrect fuses may cause damage to the vehicle or re.

Fuse position: next to the battery.
Fuse spec: Main Fuse 15 Amp.
If you blow the main fuse, before you replace the fuse you should perform a simple check of
the vehicle for electrical shorts. If after replacing the fuse it blows again, send the vehicle to an
authorized SSR dealership for inspection.

Notice:

* When changing the battery for the rst time be aware of the positive and negative terminals.

If you connect the battery to the wrong terminals check the main fuse immediately. Even if the
main fuse is not blown you should take your motorcycle to a SSR dealership for inspection. An
incorrect connection could lead to electrical system damage.
* Before replacing the fuse, turn off the ignition switch and remove the key.
* When replacing the fuse, use caution not to damage the bottom of the fuse, otherwise it may
cause failure or other electrical system damage.

Forbidden Modications:

Please do not change the original parts position, otherwise it will seriously effect ve­hicle performance and safety and may even cause the vehicle to operate improperly.

Modication examples are: electronic, emissions and/or fuel system, these changes

may also be illegal. Our company will not take any responsibility for any of these chang­es made.

Preface
Important Notice
Special Notice

Safety Information........................................................1

Safe Riding..................................................................1

Riding Gear.................................................................1

Helmet..........................................................................1

Riding in Rain..............................................................1

Motorcycle VIN Number...............................................2

Part Description...........................................................3

Speedometer................................................................4

Parts.............................................................................5

Key.................................................................5

Ignition Switch.................................................5

Left Handlebar Switch.....................................5

Right Handlebar Switch..................................6

Fuel Tank........................................................7

Shift Pedal.......................................................7

Rear Brake Pedal...........................................8

Side Stand......................................................8

Tool Kit............................................................8

Rear Shock Absorber......................................8

Mirrors.............................................................8

Gasoline and Engine Oil Information...........................9

Engine Break-In...........................................................9

Pre-ride Inspection.....................................................10

Riding your Motorcycle...............................................11

Starting the Engine.......................................11

Starting..........................................................11

Shifting Gears...............................................11

Riding Up Slopes..........................................11

Using the Brakes and Stopping....................11

Inspections and Maintenance....................................12

Maintenance Schedule.................................12

Engine Oil Change........................................14

Spark Plug....................................................15

Throttle Cable Adjustment............................15

Clutch Adjustment.........................................15

Idle Adjustment.............................................16

Throttle Body................................................16

Drive Chain...................................................16

Brakes...........................................................17

Tires..............................................................18

Seat..............................................................19

Air Filter Maintenance...................................19

Catalytic Converter.......................................20

Fuel Injection System...................................20

Parts Lubrication...........................................20

Battery...........................................................21

Fuse.............................................................22

Headlight.......................................................23

Bulb Replacement........................................23

Vehicle Storage Information.......................................24

Specication...............................................................25

Electrical Diagram......................................................26

Table of Contents

1

Safety information

Safety Regulations:

1. Before riding check over your vehicle, in
case of accident or damage parts.

2. The rider must posses a valid drivers
license, and do not allow those without a
drivers license to operate.

3. To avoid accidents with other drivers the
rider should:

• Wear bright colored clothes.

• DO NOT ride close to other vehicles.

4. Strictly obey trafc regulations, do not cut
in and out of trafc rapidly.

5.Most accidents are caused by speeding,
you should follow the speed limit at all times.

6. When making turns, use the turn signal
indicator.

7. Use caution when riding in parking lots,
the fast lane, and at intersections.

8. DO NOT modify your motorcycle or re­move parts, it may effect it’s function or void
your warranty.

9. DO NOT add accessories that will affect
riding your motorcycle, DO NOT overload
electronic parts.

Clothing:

1. For safety reasons, the rider must wear
a helmet, glasses and boots, gloves and a
riding jacket/pants. A passenger should also
wear the same gear listed above.

2. While riding, the exhaust system will be
hot, DO NOT touch the exhaust system while
riding or after riding until it has cooled com­pletely.

3. DO NOT wear loose tting clothing while

riding, it could become caught on the motor­cycle leading to an accident.

Helmet:

It is extremely important to wear a good qual­ity helmet and glasses/goggles if not a full
face helmet.

Riding in the rain:
Take special caution when riding in the rain,
the braking distances are two times longer
than dry riding.

2

Motorcycle VIN Number

Vehicle Identication Number (VIN) and the

engine number are used for registration of
your motorcycle. Please record your num­bers for future use.

VIN Number is stamped into the vehicle
frame on the right side of the steering stem

(1). Engine Number is stamped on the lower
engine crankcase on the left side (2). Prod-

uct information label is on the vehicle frame

on the right side below the fuel tank (3).

VIN Number:__________________________

Engine Number:_______________________

3

Parts Description

(1) Left Mirror
(2) Clutch Lever
(3) Left Handlebar

Switch

(4) Ignition Switch
(5) Speedometer
(6) Right Handle-

bar Switch

(7) Right Mirror
(8) Front Brake Lever
(9) Throttle Grip
(10) Fuel Tank
(11) Oil Filler Cap
(12) Rear Brake

Pedal

(13) Front Footrest

(14) Rear Footrest
(15) Rear Brake
(16) Front Brake
(17) Side Stand
(18) Shifter Lever
(19) Seat Lock

4

• Speedometer

(1) Turning Signal Indicator

When the left turn signal is on, the left indicator

will ash.

When the right turn signal is on, the right indicator

will ash.

(2) Neutral Indicator

When the engine is in Neutral, the neutral indica­tor light will be on.

(3) High Beam Indicator

When the high beam headlight is on, the high
beam indicator will be on.

(4) FI Indicator

When the ignition is switched on, the fuel injection
indicator will light up. The fuel pump will cycle for
3 seconds, after that the engine will start. When
the engine starts the F.I. indicator will shut off. If
the indicator remains on, there is a F.I. problem
present. Under normal operatation the indicator
should remain off. If the indicator remains on
while the engine is running, stop riding and have
the motorcycle inspected immediately.

(5) Speedo

This shows your driving speed.

(6) Odometer

This records the total driving distance.

(7) Gear Position Indicator

This indicates the gear postion.

(8) Fuel Gauge

This indicates the fuel volume in the fuel tank.

5

Parts

• Key

This vehicle comes with two
keys, both can be use to
start the motorcycle and
open all the locks. Please
keep one key in a safe place.
If you loose your key or need
another one, please contact your closest
dealer.

• Ignition Switch

“ ” position: To prevent theft, when you
park please use this handlebar lock function.
Turn the handlebars to the left, press down
the key and turn the key to “ “ position, it
will lock the handlebars. Then you can re­move the key from the ignition switch.

• Left Handlebar Switch

(1) Clutch Lever

When starting the engine
or shifting gears, please
grip clutch lever, it will
stop rear wheel spinning.

(2) Horn Button

When you press horn
button, the horn will sound.

(3) Hi / Low Beam Switch

when the switch is in “ “ position, the high
beam is on, and the speedo high beam indi­cator light will be on as well.

Warning:

DO NOT turn off the key or remove it while riding,
otherwise you could loose control of the vehicle.

“ “ logo......when the key is on “ “

position, there is no power and cannot
start engine, the key can be removed
from the switch.

“ “ logo......when the key is on “ “

position, it has electrical power and the
engine can be started, the key cannot
be removed.

Notice:

When parking your motorcycle please lock
the handlebars and remove the key to pre­ vent theft. Always park the motorcycle in an
appropriate place.