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1 99011-04493-03 AJR50 Part No. 99011-04493-03 AJune, 2005 ENTKK6JR50 Printed in Taiwan300 TAKATSUKA, HAMAMATSU, JAPANOWNER S MANUALThis owner s manual containsimportant safety read it to follow these safetyprecautions may increase yourrisk of injury: Wear a helmet, eye protec-tion, and bright protectiveclothing. Off-road use only do notuse on public roads or high-ways. Slow down on slippery sur-faces, unfamiliar terrain, orwhen visibility is reduced. Not recommended for chil-dren under age 7. Adult supervision required. Single rider only weightlimit 65 lbs (30 kg). Do not touch any movingparts or heated areas.

2 Read owner s manual JR50 99011-04493-03A 2/1 DIC184(TDP006)4 mmThis 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 Proposition 65 WARNING WARNINGE ngine exhaust, some of its constituents, and certain product com-ponents contain or emit chemicals known to the State of Californiato cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive vehicle is not subject to the phased-in emission standards and related requirements for model year 2006 [off-highway motorcycles or all-terrain vehicles]

3 Applicable under 40 CFR JR50 99011-04493-03A 2/1 BLACK4 mmIMPORTANTWARNING/CAUTION/NOTEP lease read this manual and fol-low its instructions carefully. Toemphasize special information,the symbol and the wordsWARNING, CAUTION and NOTE have special meanings. Pay spe-cial attention to the messageshighlighted by these signal words:NOTE: Indicates special informa-tion to make maintenance easieror instructions and CAUTIONs arearranged like this: WARNINGI ndicates a potential hazardthat could result in death a potential hazardthat could result in motorcycledamage. WARNING -or-CAUTIONThe first part will describe aPOTENTIAL HAZARD andWHAT CAN HAPPEN if youignore the WARNING or second part will describeHOW TO AVOID THE Page 1 Tuesday, April 12, 2005 5:06 PMFOREWORDM otorcycling is one of the mostexhilarating sports and to ensureyour youngster s riding enjoy-ment.

4 You and your youngstershould become thoroughly famil-iar with the information presentedin this Owner s manual beforeyour youngster rides the proper care and maintenancethat your motorcycle requires isoutlined in this manual . By follow-ing these instructions explicitlyyou will ensure a long trouble-freeoperating life for your authorized Suzuki dealerhas experienced technicians thatare trained to provide yourmachine with the best possibleservice with the right tools information, illustrations, pho-tographs and specifications con-tained in this manual are basedon the latest product informationavailable at the time of publica-tion.

5 Due to improvements orother changes, there may besome discrepancies in this man-ual. Suzuki reserves the right tomake production changes at anytime, without notice and withoutincurring any obligation to makethe same or similar changes tomotorcycles previously built is important that this manualremain with the motorcycle whenyou sell it. The next owner willneed this manual also. Store theowner s manual with your the Parents, Youngstersand Off-Highway Motorcycles handbook supplied with thisowner s manual (for owner s ). This special handbookcontains a variety of safety tips,helpful hints, and practice exer-cise that can increase youryoungster s riding enjoyment Motor Corporationbelieves in conservation and pro-tection of Earth s naturalresources.

6 To that end, weencourage every vehicle owner torecycle, trade in, or properly dis-pose of, as appropriate, usedmotor oil, coolant, and other flu-ids: batteries, and tires. COPYRIGHT SUZUKI MOTOR CORPORATION Page 2 Tuesday, April 12, 2005 5:06 PMIMPORTANT ADVICE TO PA R E N T SThis motorcycle is designed foruse only as follows: Read this owner s manualcarefully. Off-road use only Not for useon public roads. Single rider only Weightlimit 30 kg (65 pounds). Not recommended for childrenunder age 7. Parental supervision requiredduring operation. Parent and rider to performdaily inspection before riding refer to applicable sections ofthis owner s manual .

7 Observe periodic maintenancerequirements outlined in thisowner s manual . Do not touch any moving partsor heated areas such as theengine, the drive chain andexhaust system. Rider must always wear a hel-met, eye protection (gogglesor face shield) and protectiveclothing (gloves, leather orheavy cloth pants, long-sleeveshirt or jacket, boots that fitover the ankle). Rider must always ride safelyand be thoughtful of others. Drain the fuel tank and carbu-retor of fuel prior to transport-ing the Suzuki JR50 was designedfor use by children, but thisowner s manual is written for theadult who will be supervising thechildren.

8 Suzuki strongly recom-mends, therefore, that you reviewthis entire manual with your explain the instructionsrequirements, and warnings thismanual contains so your child canunderstand them. Question yourchild as you go through the man-ual to make sure he or she under-stand what you are saying. It isyour responsibility to ensure thatthis motorcycle is properly andsafely ridden and differ in skills, strengthand judgement, and some chil-dren may not be able to operateyouth-size motorcycles safely. Youshould always supervise yourchild s use of the motorcycle. Per-mit continued use only if youdetermine that the child has theability to operate the motorcyclesafely.

9 Note that children canbecome so excited and impatientthat they forget the importance ofsafety Page 3 Tuesday, April 12, 2005 5:06 PMTips for supervising the young child s safety depends onyour commitment to take the timenecessary to fully educate him orher on the proper operation of theJR50. Remember that properinstruction before your childbegins to ride is as important asproper instruction and supervisionduring protective helmet is the most importantpiece of gear to wear off-highway,where visibility and trail conditionscan vary greatly from section tosection and season to changes are sometimesunpredictable, and can causeeven an experienced rider to havean accident.

10 Helmets do notreduce essential vision or , helmets do not causeor intensify injury if the ridercrashes. Helmets simply helpyour child s skull protect his or herintelligence, memory, personality,and child s eyesight is equallyvaluable. Wearing eye protectioncan help keep his or her visionunblurred by the wind and helpshield his or her eyes frombranches and airborne matter likebugs, dirt, or pebbles kicked up bytires. Have your child wear a hel-met and eye protection every timehe or she rides. WARNINGA llowing a child to operate thismotorcycle without adultsupervision can be supervision, the childmay ride beyond his or her abil-ities and lose control of let your child ride amotorcycle without close adultsupervision.