Suzuki AN650Z Bedienungsanleitung

This manual should be considered a permanent part of the

motorcycle and should remain with the motorcycle when resold

or otherwise transferred to a new owner or operator. The

manual contains important safety information and instructions

which should be read carefully before operating the motorcycle.

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AN650/Z (99011-26J54-01A)

IMPORTANT

BREAK-IN (RUNNING-IN)

INFORMATION FOR YOUR

MOTORCYCLE

The first 1600 km (1000 miles) are the

most important in the life of your

motorcycle. Proper break-in operation

during this time will help ensure maxi-

mum life and performance from your

new motorcycle. Suzuki parts are

manufactured of high quality materi-

als, and machined parts are finished

to close tolerances. Proper break-in

operation allows the machined sur-

faces to polish each other and mate

smoothly.

Motorcycle reliability and perfor-

mance depend on special care and

restraint exercised during the break-in

period. It is especially important that

you avoid operating the engine in a

manner which could expose the

engine parts to excessive heat.

Please refer to the BREAK-IN (RUN-

NING-IN) section for specific break-in

recommendations.



WARNING/



CAUTION/

NOTICE

/NOTE

Please read this manual and follow its

instructions carefully. To emphasize

special information, the symbol 

and the words WARNING, CAUTION,

NOTICE and NOTE have special

meanings. Pay particular attention to

messages highlighted by these sig-

nal words:

NOTE: Indicates special information

to make maintenance easier or

instructions clearer.

WARNING

Indicates a potential hazard that

could result in death or serious

injury.

CAUTION

Indicates a potential hazard that

could result in minor or moderate

injury.

NOTICE

Indicates a potential hazard that

could result in vehicle or equip-

ment damage.

FOREWORD

Motorcycling is one of the most exhil-

arating sports and to ensure your

riding enjoyment, you should become

thoroughly familiar with the informa-

tion presented in this Owner’s Manual

before riding the motorcycle.

The proper care and maintenance

that your motorcycle requires is out-

lined in this manual. By following

these instructions explicitly you will

ensure a long trouble free operating

life for your motorcycle. Your autho-

rized Suzuki dealer has experienced

technicians that are trained to provide

your machine with the best possible

service with the right tools and equip-

ment.

All information, illustrations and speci-

fications contained in this manual are

based on the latest product informa-

tion available at the time of publica-

tion. Due to improvements or other

changes, there may be some discrep-

ancies between information in this

manual and your motorcycle. Suzuki

reserves the right to make changes at

any time.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CONSUMER INFORMATION

CONTROLS

FUEL, ENGINE OIL AND COOLANT RECOMMENDATIONS

BREAK-IN (RUNNING-IN) AND INSPECTION BEFORE RIDING

RIDING TIPS

INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE

TROUBLESHOOTING

STORAGE PROCEDURE AND MOTORCYCLE CLEANING

SPECIFICATIONS

INDEX

1-1

CONSUMER INFORMATION

ACCESSORY USE AND MOTORCYCLE LOADING ......................................... 1-2

SAFE RIDING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MOTORCYCLE RIDERS .............. 1-4

LABELS ............................................................................................................... 1-6

SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION ............................................................................ 1-6

1-2

CONSUMER

INFORMATION

ACCESSORY USE AND

MOTORCYCLE LOADING

ACCESSORY USE

The addition of unsuitable accesso-

ries can lead to unsafe operating con-

ditions. It is not possible for Suzuki to

test each accessory on the market or

combinations of all the available

accessories; however, your dealer

can assist you in selecting quality

accessories and installing them cor-

rectly. Use extreme caution when

selecting and installing the accesso-

ries on your motorcycle and consult

your Suzuki dealer if you have any

questions.

ACCESSORY INSTALLATION

GUIDELINES

• Install aerodynamic-affecting

accessories, such as a fairing,

windshield, backrests, saddle-

bags, and travel trunks, as low as

possible, as close to the motorcy-

cle and as near the center of grav-

ity as is feasible. Check that the

mounting brackets and other

attachment hardware are rigidly

mounted.

• Inspect for proper ground clear-

ance and bank angle. Inspect that

the accessory does not interfere

with the operation of the suspen-

sion, steering or other control

operations.

• Accessories fitted to the handle-

bars or the front fork area can cre-

ate serious stability problems. The

extra weight will cause the motor-

cycle to be less responsive to your

steering control. The weight may

also cause oscillations in the front

end and lead to instability prob-

lems. Accessories added to the

handlebars or front fork of the

machine should be as light as

possible and kept to a minimum.

• Certain accessories displace the

rider from his or her normal riding

position. This limits the freedom of

movement of the rider and may

limit his or her control ability.

• Additional electrical accessories

may overload the existing electri-

cal system. Severe overloads may

damage the wiring harness or cre-

ate a dangerous situation due to

the loss of electrical power during

the operation of the motorcycle.

• Do not pull a trailer or sidecar.

This motorcycle is not designed to

pull a trailer or sidecar.

WARNING

Improper installation of accesso-

ries or modification of the motor-

cycle may cause changes in

handling which could lead to an

accident.

Never use improper accessories,

and make sure that any accesso-

ries that are used are properly

installed. All parts and accesso-

ries added to the motorcycle

should be genuine Suzuki parts or

their equivalent designed for use

on this motorcycle. Install and use

them according to their instruc-

tions. If you have any questions,

contact your Suzuki dealer.

1-3

LOADING LIMIT

Never exceed the G.V.W. (Gross

Vehicle Weight) of this motorcycle.

The G.V.W. is the combined weight of

the machine, accessories, payload,

rider and passenger. When selecting

your accessories, keep in mind the

weight of the rider as well as the

weight of the accessories. The addi-

tional weight of the accessories may

not only create an unsafe riding con-

dition but may also affect the riding

stability.

G.V.W.: 460 kg (1014 lbs)

at the tire pressure (cold)

Front: 225 kPa (2.25 kgf/cm

, 33 psi)

Rear: 280 kPa (2.80 kgf/cm

, 41 psi)

LOADING GUIDELINES

This motorcycle is primarily intended

to carry small items when you are not

riding with a passenger. Follow the

loading guidelines below:

• Balance the load between the left

and right side of the motorcycle

and fasten it securely.

• Keep cargo weight low and as

close to the center of the motorcy-

cle as possible.

• Do not attach large or heavy items

to the handlebars, front forks or

rear fender.

• Do not install a luggage carrier or

a luggage box protruding over the

tail end of the motorcycle.

• Do not carry any items that pro-

trude over the tail end of the

motorcycle.

• Check that both tires are properly

inflated to the specified tire pres-

sure for your loading conditions.

Refer to page 6-33.

• Improperly loading your motorcy-

cle can reduce your ability to bal-

ance and steer the motorcycle.

You should ride at reduced

speeds, less than 130 km/h (80

mph), when you are carrying

cargo or have added accessories.

• Adjust suspension setting as nec-

essary.

WARNING

Overloading or improper loading

can cause loss of motorcycle con-

trol and an accident.

Follow loading limits and loading

guidelines in this manual.

NOTICE

Riding of the motorcycle surpass-

ing the G.V.W. may cause damage

or failure of component parts of

the drive system.

Be careful not to surpass the con-

ditions established in G.V.W. when

riding or loading the motorcycle.

WARNING

Placing objects in the space

behind the fairing can interfere

with steering and can cause loss

of control.

Do not carry any objects in the

space behind the fairing.

1-4

MODIFICATION

Modification of the motorcycle, or

removal of original equipment may

render the vehicle unsafe or illegal.

SAFE RIDING RECOMMENDATIONS

FOR MOTORCYCLE RIDERS

Motorcycle riding is great fun and an

exciting sport. Motorcycle riding also

requires that some extra precautions

be taken to ensure the safety of the

rider and passenger. These precau-

tions are:

WEAR A HELMET

Motorcycle safety equipment starts

with a quality helmet. One of the most

serious injuries that can happen is a

head injury. ALWAYS wear a properly

approved helmet. You should also

wear suitable eye protection.

RIDING APPAREL

Loose, fancy clothing can be uncom-

fortable and unsafe when riding your

motorcycle. Choose good quality

motorcycle riding apparel when riding

your motorcycle.

INSPECTION BEFORE RIDING

Review thoroughly the instructions in

the “INSPECTION BEFORE RIDING”

section of this manual. Do not forget

to perform an entire safety inspection

to ensure the safety of the rider.

1-5

FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH

THE MOTORCYCLE

Your riding skill and your mechanical

knowledge form the foundation for

safe riding practices. We suggest that

you practice riding your motorcycle in

non-traffic situation without obstacles

until you are thoroughly familiar with

your machine and its controls.

Remember practice makes perfect.

KNOW YOUR LIMITS

Ride within the boundaries of your

own skill at all times. Knowing these

limits and staying within them will help

you to avoid accidents.

BE EXTRA SAFETY CONSCIOUS

ON BAD WEATHER DAYS

Riding on bad weather days, espe-

cially wet ones, requires extra cau-

tion. Braking distances double on a

rainy day. Stay off of the painted sur-

face marks, manhole covers and

greasy appearing areas as they can

be especially slippery. Use extreme

caution at railway crossings and on

metal gratings and bridges. Whenever

in doubt about road conditions, slow

down !

RIDE DEFENSIVELY

The most common type of motorcycle

accident occurs when a car traveling

towards a motorcycle turns round cor-

ner in front of the motorcyclist. Ride

defensively. Wise motorcyclist uses a

strategy of assuming they are invisible

to other drivers, even in broad day-

light. Wear bright, reflecting clothing.

Turn on the headlight and taillight

every time even on a bright, sunny

day to attract driver’s attention. Do not

ride in another driver’s blind spot.

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