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The Cyclepedia.com Honda CHF50 Metropolitan scooter digital service manual features detailed full-color photographs and wiring diagrams, complete specifications with step-by-step procedures performed and written by a veteran Honda dealer trained technician.The Honda Metropolitan 50cc four-stroke scooter is a cool little bike with some high tech features. The alternator doubles as a brushless starter motor. The water pump is magnetically driven. The Metropolitan is economical and gets over 100 mpg. This digital Cyclepedia Service Manual for the Honda Metropolitan is also very high-tech and economical. The easy to use navigation and quality digital photos will help you keep your Honda CHF50 well maintained and running well.The Honda CHF50 Metropolitan scooter online manual provides repair information for the following scooters:2002 Honda CHF50 Metropolitan2002 Honda CHF50P Metropolitan II2003 Honda CHF50 Metropolitan2003 Honda CHF50P Metropolitan II2004 Honda CHF50 Metropolitan2004 Honda CHF50P Metropolitan II2005 Honda CHF50 Metropolitan2005 Honda CHF50P Metropolitan II2006 Honda CHF50 Metropolitan2007 Honda CHF50 Metropolitan2008 Honda CHF50 Metropolitan2009 Honda CHF50 Metropolitan

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2009 Honda Metropolitan Scooter Manual

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Honda Metropolitans are one of the most popular scooters. Known for their reliability, they are not as prone to breaking down as other brands of scooters; however, you can keep your Metropolitan on the road longer if know the tune-up basics. Unlike a motorcycle, a scooter has very few parts to tune; the process will take about an hour.

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Honda Chf50 Metropolitan Scooter

8
A Few Word about Safety
10
Contents
13
Scooter Safety
14
Important Safety Information
17
Important Message to Parents
17
Riding Readiness
19
Instruction and Supervision
21
Accessories
22
Modifications
23
Safety Labels
25
Instruments & Controls
26
Operation Component Locations
29
Gauges & Indicators
30
Lamp Check
32
Controls & Features
32
Ignition Switch
34
Start Button
34
Engine Stop Switch
34
Right Handlebar
35
Headlight Dimmer Switch
35
Turn Signal Switch
36
Horn Button
36
Rear Brake Lock
36
To Apply the Brake Lock
37
To Release the Brake Lock
37
Left Handlebar
38
Seat Lock
38
Below Handlebar
39
To Lock the Center Stand
39
To Unlock the Center Stand
41
Before Riding
42
Protective Apparel
43
Helmets and Eye Protection
43
Additional Riding Gear
44
Rider Training
46
Pre-ride Inspection
49
Loading
50
Load Limits
50
Maximum Weight Capacity
50
Maximum Cargo Weight
51
Loading Guidelines
52
To Open the Center Compartment
52
To Close the Center Compartment
53
Front Hook
55
Basic Operation & Riding
56
Safe Riding Precautions
57
Starting & Stopping the Engine
57
Preparation
58
Starting Procedure
60
To Start the Engine Without Electric Starter
61
If You Cannot Restart a Warm Engine
62
How to Stop the Engine
62
Normal Engine Stop
62
Emergency Engine Stop
70
Braking
72
Parking
73
Lock Steering
75
Theft-Prevention Tips
76
Riding With Cargo
77
Servicing Your Honda
80
The Importance of Maintenance
81
Maintenance Safety
82
Important Safety Precautions
84
Periodic Maintenance
86
Maintenance Schedule
93
Maintenance Component Locations
96
Owner's Manual Storage
97
Maintenance Lid Removal
98
Plug Maintenance Lid Removal
99
Fuel Recommendation
100
Fuel Capacity
100
Refueling Procedure
102
Engine Oil & Strainer Screen
103
Engine Oil Recommendation
105
JASO T 903 Standard
106
Checking & Adding Oil
107
Changing Engine Oil
108
Drain the Engine Oil
110
Engine Oil Strainer Screen
112
Coolant Recommendation
113
Checking & Adding Coolant
115
Coolant Replacement
116
Air Cleaner
117
Air Cleaner Replacement
118
Crankcase Breather Draining
119
Throttle Freeplay Inspection
119
Throttle Freeplay Adjustment
120
Throttle Inspection
121
Idle Speed Adjustment
123
Spark Plug Recommendation
123
Spark Plug Replacement
126
Brake Lever Freeplay
127
Brake Lever Freeplay Inspection
127
Brake Lever Freeplay Adjustment
128
Brakes Other Inspection
129
Brake Shoe Wear
130
Tires
130
Air Pressure
131
Recommended Cold Tire Pressures
132
Tires Inspection
132
Tread Wear
133
Tire Repair
134
Tire Replacement
135
Recommended Tires
136
Tires Important Safety Reminders
138
Battery Storage
139
Battery Removal
140
Battery Installation
141
Battery Charging
142
Appearance Care
144
Washing Your Scooter With a Mild Detergent
145
Test Brakes
146
Spray Cleaning Your Scooter
148
Finishing Touches
149
Tips
150
Storing Your Honda
150
Preparation for Storage
153
Removal From Storage
154
Transporting Your Scooter
155
You & the Environment
157
Taking Care of the Unexpected
158
General Guidelines
159
If Your Engine Quits or Won't Start
164
If You Have a Flat Tire
165
Types of Temporary Repairs
166
Should You Repair or Replace a Tire?
167
Emergency Wheel Removal/Installation
168
If You Engine Overheats
170
If a Fuse Blows
170
Recommended Fuses
174
If You Crash
175
If You Lose Your Key
176
If You Battery Is Low (Or Dead)
177
Technical Information
178
Vehicle Identification
178
Serial Numbers
180
Color Label & Code
181
Specifications
187
Brake-in Guidelines
188
High Altitude Carburetor Adjustment
189
Emission Control Systems
189
Exhaust Emission Requirements
190
Noise Emission Requirements
190
Warranty Compliance
190
Source of Exhaust Emissions
191
Exhaust Emission Control System
191
Secondary Air Injection System
191
Oxidation Catalytic Converter
192
Crankcase Emission Control System
192
Problems That May Affect Scooter Exhaust Emissions
193
Noise Emission Control System
194
Fuel Permeation Emission Control System
195
Catalytic Converter
196
Oxygenated Fuels
199
Consumer Information
203
Warranty Coverage
204
Warranty Service
210
Table of Contents
214
Index
222
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