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Operation manual for motorcycle Aprilia Shiver 750 (2007-2016)

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Checks before driving
Attention! Before driving, be sure to first check the correct and safe operation of the vehicle. Failure to do so may result in serious injury or damage to the vehicle. If you do not understand how some controls work, or if a problem is detected or...
Refueling
Refueling procedure Lift the lid (1). Insert the key (2) into the fuel tank cap lock (3). Turn the key clockwise and pull and open the fuel filler cap. Fuel tank capacity (including safety stock): 15 l Fuel reserve: 3 l Refuel. Attention! Do not add...
Adjusting the rear shock absorbers
The rear suspension consists of a spring and shock absorber assembly attached to the frame via ball joints. The shock absorber is equipped with a set screw to adjust the setting (1), regulating hydraulic damping during rebound stroke, round nut (2),...
Front fork adjustment
Attention! This fork cannot be adjusted. Press the handlebars several times with the front brake lever depressed to fully compress the fork. The movement should be smooth and there should be no traces of oil on the rods. Check the tightness of all...
Adjusting the front brake handle
Distance between the end of the handle (1) and handle (2) can be adjusted by turning the set screw (3). The MAX and MIN marks correspond to the distance from the end of the handle to the handle of approximately 114 and 96 mm, respectively. Press the...
Adjusting the rear brake pedal
When assembling the vehicle, the control levers are installed in ergonomically comfortable positions. If necessary, you can adjust the position of the levers. Place the vehicle on its support. Partially unscrew the screw (1). Turning the eccentric...
Adjusting the clutch handle
Distance between the end of the handle (1) and handle (2) can be adjusted by turning the set screw (3). The MAX and MIN marks correspond to the distance from the end of the handle to the handle of approximately 118 and 115 mm, respectively. Press...
Running in a new motorcycle
Running in the engine is necessary to ensure its long and trouble-free operation. Winding, hilly roads are ideal for effective running-in of the engine, brakes and suspension. Drive at different speeds during break-in. This ensures the parts work as...
Engine starting
This is a very powerful vehicle. Learn to drive a vehicle gradually and with extreme caution. Do not carry objects on the top fairing (between the steering wheel and the instrument panel), so that the steering wheel always rotates freely and the...
Electronic control RIDE BY WIRE
The vehicle is equipped with an advanced throttle control system called RIDE BY WIRE, which guarantees optimal engine performance in all situations, taking into account the desire of the driver, general operating conditions and external conditions...
Starting/driving
Attention! If the low fuel warning light comes on on the dashboard while driving (1), this means that there is still some fuel left. Refill as soon as possible. Attention! When driving without passengers, make sure the passenger footrests are folded...
Stopping the engine
Release the throttle (1) (pos. A), apply the brakes gradually while downshifting to slow down. After reducing speed before stopping the vehicle: Press the clutch handle (2), so that the engine does not stall. With a stopped vehicle: Place the shift...
Parking a motorcycle
It is very important to choose the right parking location in accordance with the requirements of road signs and the recommendations below. Attention! To prevent the vehicle from falling, park it on a safe and level surface. Do not lean the vehicle...
Muffler with catalyst
The vehicle is equipped with a muffler with a metal catalytic converter type «platinum - palladium - rhodium» with three functions. This device oxidizes CO (carbon monoxide) and NS (unburned hydrocarbons), present in the exhaust gases, converting...
Installing the motorcycle on a stand
If the support has been removed for maneuvering (for example, while the vehicle is moving), to install the vehicle on the support, perform the following steps: Choose a suitable parking spot. Grab the left handle (1) and place your right hand on the...
Recommendations for preventing theft
Attention! When using a disc locking device, be especially careful and be sure to remove the device before driving. Failure to do so may result in serious damage to the brake system and an accident resulting in injury or even death. NEVER leave the...
Basic safety rules
Follow the instructions below carefully to avoid injury or property or vehicle damage if a driver or passenger falls from the vehicle and/or the vehicle itself falls or rolls over. When getting on or off a vehicle, make sure there are no obstacles...
Boarding a vehicle
Grab the steering wheel correctly and sit on the vehicle without putting your weight on the side support. Attention! If you cannot reach the ground with both feet while sitting on the seat, place your right foot on the ground (In case of loss of...
Disembarking from a vehicle
Choose a parking spot. Stop the vehicle. Attention! Make sure the parking area is clean and has a hard, level surface. Use the heel of your left boot to completely lower and open the side support. Attention! If you cannot reach the ground with both...

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SL750 (2007-2016) 
  • Information for owner
  • Introduction to manual
  • Control devices
  • Operation manual
  • Technical characteristics
  • Maintenance
  • Engine and systems
  • Engine repair
  • Lubrication system
  • Cooling system
  • Fuel system
  • Transmission
  • Running gear and frame
  • Frame and hinged elements
  • Front suspension and handlebar
  • Rear suspension
  • Brake system
  • Electric equipment
  • Equipment and devices
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