1986 Kawasaki 110 Three Wheeler Owners Manual

The 1986 Kawasaki 110 Three Wheeler is a recreational ATV featuring a 110cc two-stroke engine, automatic transmission, front and rear suspension systems, hydraulic drum brakes, and durable all-terrain tires. This manual covers safety precautions, operation instructions, maintenance procedures, troubleshooting, and technical specifications for proper ownership and operation of your Kawasaki three-wheeler.

1. Safety Information 2. Controls and Instruments 3. Operation Instructions 4. Technical Specifications 5. Maintenance Schedule 6. Engine Maintenance 7. Brake System 8. Tire Care 9. Storage Procedures 10. Troubleshooting

Safety Information

Always wear proper protective gear including helmet, eye protection, gloves, and sturdy footwear when operating your Kawasaki 110 three-wheeler.

Safety Item	Requirement
Helmet	DOT-approved motorcycle helmet required
Eye Protection	Goggles or face shield mandatory
Clothing	Long sleeves, long pants, over-the-ankle boots
Age Requirement	Operators must be 16 years or older
Passengers	No passengers allowed on single-rider model
Operating Areas	Off-road use only; not for public roads
Alcohol/Drugs	Never operate under influence
Training	Complete safety course recommended

Controls and Instruments

Familiarize yourself with all controls before operating your Kawasaki 110 three-wheeler.

Throttle Control: Right handlebar twist grip
Brake Lever: Right handlebar for front brake
Brake Pedal: Right foot pedal for rear brake
Shift Lever: Automatic transmission with High/Low/Neutral/Reverse
Choke Lever: For cold starting
Fuel Valve: On/Off/Reserve positions
Ignition Switch: Key-operated start system
Headlight Switch: Controls lighting system

WARNING! Always check controls for proper operation before riding.

Operation Instructions

Proper starting and operation procedures for your Kawasaki 110 three-wheeler.

Pre-ride Inspection: Check tires, brakes, fuel, and controls
Starting Procedure: Turn fuel valve ON, set choke, insert key, start engine
Warm-up: Allow engine to warm for 2-3 minutes before riding
Shifting: Select appropriate range (L/H/N/R) for conditions
Braking: Use both front and rear brakes together for maximum stopping power
Turning: Lean into turns and maintain controlled speed
Hills: Approach hills straight on, maintain momentum

CAUTION! Avoid sudden maneuvers and excessive speed on unfamiliar terrain.

Technical Specifications

Engine Type: 110cc two-stroke, air-cooled
Bore x Stroke: 52.5mm x 49.5mm
Compression Ratio: 6.7:1
Transmission: Automatic CVT with H/L/N/R
Final Drive: Chain drive
Suspension Front: Telescopic fork
Suspension Rear: Swingarm with dual shocks
Brakes Front/Rear: Hydraulic drum
Tires Front: 21x7-10
Tires Rear: 22x11-8
Fuel Capacity: 2.1 gallons
Dry Weight: 187 lbs

Maintenance Schedule

Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance and longevity of your Kawasaki 110 three-wheeler.

Service Item	Every 3 months	Every 6 months	Every Year
Engine Oil Change	✓
Air Filter Cleaning	✓
Spark Plug Replacement		✓
Brake Inspection	✓
Chain Adjustment	✓
Wheel Bearing Check		✓
Full Tune-up			✓

Engine Maintenance

Proper engine care is essential for reliable performance of your Kawasaki 110 three-wheeler.

Oil Change: Drain old oil, replace with SAE 10W-40 motorcycle oil
Air Filter: Clean foam element with soap and water, re-oil with filter oil
Spark Plug: Clean and gap to 0.024-0.028 inches, replace if worn
Fuel System: Use fresh gasoline with proper oil mixture (32:1 ratio)
Cooling: Keep cooling fins clean and free of debris
Carburetor: Adjust idle speed to 1400-1600 RPM when warm

WARNING! Engine components become hot during operation - allow to cool before servicing.

Brake System

Maintain proper brake function for safe operation of your Kawasaki 110 three-wheeler.

Inspection: Check brake pads for wear, replace if less than 1/8 inch remaining
Adjustment: Adjust brake cable tension for proper lever/pedal feel
Fluid: Check brake fluid level in master cylinder, top up if necessary
Testing: Test brakes at low speed before each ride
Cleaning: Keep brake components clean from mud and debris

Tip: If brakes feel spongy, bleed system to remove air bubbles.

Tire Care

Proper tire maintenance ensures optimal traction and handling.

Pressure Check: Maintain 3.5 PSI front, 2.5 PSI rear for normal conditions
Inspection: Look for cuts, cracks, or embedded objects
Rotation: Rotate tires periodically for even wear
Replacement: Replace tires when tread depth is less than 1/8 inch
Valve Stems: Check valve stems for leaks and damage

CAUTION! Never operate with underinflated or damaged tires.

Storage Procedures

Proper storage prevents damage during periods of non-use.

Fuel System: Add fuel stabilizer and run engine for 5 minutes
Battery: Remove and store in cool, dry place with periodic charging
Tires: Inflate to recommended pressure and elevate off ground
Cleaning: Wash thoroughly and apply protective coating to metal surfaces
Covering: Store in dry location with breathable cover

WARNING! Never store with fuel in carburetor - drain completely.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
Engine won't start	No spark, fuel issue, compression	Check spark plug, fuel flow, compression
Poor performance	Clogged air filter, carburetor issues	Clean air filter, adjust carburetor
Hard shifting	Low oil, worn clutch	Check oil level, inspect clutch
Brakes dragging	Cable adjustment, stuck mechanism	Adjust cables, clean brake components
Electrical problems	Battery, connections, stator	Check battery voltage, clean connections
Overheating	Low oil, clogged fins, lean mixture	Check oil level, clean fins, adjust carburetor

Service: Contact authorized Kawasaki dealer for major repairs

Parts: Use genuine Kawasaki parts for optimal performance