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INSTRUCTION AND SERVICE

User manual

VGA ONE
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CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW SCOOTER

Dear Customer

Thank you for choosing one of our vehicles. This manual contains important information about your vehicle and its features.

Read the manual thoroughly before putting the vehicle into use. Improper use of the vehicle can cause damage or injury.

These instructions are to be considered part of the vehicle and must therefore always be followed. Certain illustrations and descriptions in this guide

may differ from the model you have. We reserve the right to change technical specifications without prior notice.

We reserve the right for printing errors.

If you have any questions about your vehicle, you can contact the thansen branch where you bought the vehicle or our customer service

on telephone 31 31 31 31, who are always ready to help.

We wish you a lot of fun with your new vehicle.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 > GENERAL ABOUT THE RIGHT OF COMPLAINT........... 6 6 > BEFORE YOU DRIVE ............................................. .... 20
1.1 RIGHT OF COMPLAINT ................................... 7 6.1 FUEL, FUEL TANK ......... 21
1.2 LIMITATIONS .................................... 7 6.2 FUEL GAUGE, REFUELING ..... 21
1.3 REQUIREMENTS................................... 8
7 > DRIVE ECONOMICALLY ............................................. 22
2 > IMPORTANT INFORMATION ............................ 10
8 > DRIVING IN .............................................. ........ 23

3 > INTRODUCTION OF THE VEHICLE ................... 11 8.1 ENGINE & TRANSMISSION ...................... 23
8.2 NEW TIRES .............................................. .... 23
4 > SERIAL NUMBERS .............................................. .... 12 8.3 NEW BRAKE PADS .................. 23

5 > OPERATION .............................................. ......... 13 9 > DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS .................................... 24

5.1 HANDLEBAR, LEFT ......................................... 13 9.1 STARTING WITH ELECTRIC STARTER ........... 24

5.2 HANDLEBAR, RIGHT .............................................. 13 9.2 START WITH KICKSTARTER ....................... 25

5.3 INSTRUMENT PANEL ................................... 14 9.3 BRAKING................................................... 2 6
5.4 IGNITION, SEAT AND STEERING LOCK ............ 15 9.4 OIL AND GREASES ................................... 26
5.5 STORAGE BOX ................................... 16
5.6 TANK COVER ........................................... 17 10 > BRAKING AND STOPPING THE ENGINE . 27
5.7 SUPPORT LEG .............................................. 18
5.8 LOAD / LIGHT .................................... 19
5.9 SAFE DRIVING ......................................... 19

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11 > GENERAL MAINTENANCE ......................... 28 12 > ASSEMBLY AND

11.1 SERVICING / CLEANING ..................... 28 DISASSEMBLY OF BATTERY ......................... 42

11.2 WINTER DRIVING AND RUST PROTECTION . 29

11.3 LONG-TERM/WINTER STORAGE ............ 3 0 11.4 13 > TECHNICAL DATA .............................................. 43

TECHNICAL MODIFICATIONS, ACCESSORIES

AND SPARE PARTS ..................................... 31 14 > SERVICE, MAINTENANCE & REPAIR.... 4 8
11.5 ENGINE OIL .............................................. 3 2 14.1 WHERE WILL YOUR SCOOTER BE SERVICED? . . 4 8
11.6 OIL CHANGE .............................................. .. 3 3 14.2 PREPARATION CONTAINS ..................... 49
11.7 ENGINE OIL - TRANSMISSION OIL ...... 3 4 14.3 SERVICE INSPECTION CONTAINS ............ 49

11.8 CHECKING THE STEERING EQUIPMENT ........................... 14. 4 SERVICE SCHEDULES .................................... 51
3 5 11.9 CHECKING THE TELESCOPIC FORK ............. 3 5
11.10 CHECK OF TIRE PROFILES ................... 3 6
11.11 CHECKING THE TIRE PRESSURE ................... 3 7

11.12 FRONT WHEEL BRAKE .................................... 3 8

11.13 CHECKING THE BRAKE FLUID ........ ........ 3 8

11.14 JUST. OF THE THROTTLE RELEASE ...... 3 9

11.15 FUSE .............................................. ...... 4 0
11.16 BATTERY ................................................ ...... 41

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GENERAL REGARDING THE RIGHT TO COMPLAINT INFORMATION ABOUT THE VEHICLE

The following pages describe the conditions and scope of T. Hansen

Gruppen A/S's claim obligation. _______________________________________________

Frame number

If you have any questions, please contact the dealer you purchased the

vehicle from or at the address below:

_______________________________________________

T. Hansen Group A/S Model

Stensgårdvej 1
5500 Middelfart

Tel. 31 31 31 31 _______________________________________________
www.thansen.dk Item number

T. Hansen Gruppen A/S is of course always at your service.

_______________________________________________

T. Hansen Gruppen A/S draws particular attention to the fact that the Date of sale

following pages contain certain conditions and restrictions

in the complaint rules that otherwise apply regarding consumer

purchases.

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1 > RIGHT OF COMPLAINT time spent searching for the error verified, with DKK 480 per hour incl. VAT (subject

T. Hansen Gruppen A/S grants a 2-year right of complaint in accordance with to price increases in hourly wages). Should the error have occurred due to operating

applicable Danish law. If you, as a user/owner, should become aware of material errors, handling errors, modifications, vandalism, misuse, commercial use, rental or

and/or manufacturing defects, you must immediately report this to the shop where you the like, it is not covered by the right of complaint. T. Hansen Gruppen A/S encourages

bought your vehicle or to T. Hansen Gruppen A/S. Further use of the vehicle must you to examine the vehicle thoroughly before making a complaint, so that you, as

cease immediately, until a possible errors and/or deficiencies have been found and a customer, avoid unnecessary costs in the event of a complaint that is not covered

rectified/repaired. by T. Hansen Gruppen A/S. In the event of a complaint, you must ensure that you

Consequential damage due to continued use is not covered by the right of complaint. provide a thorough and complete description of any errors and/or deficiencies as

Complaints must be made by contacting the store where you bought your vehicle or possible.

T. Hansen Gruppen A/S on phone 31 31 31 31. An agreement will then be made

with you about when you can get inspect the vehicle. Rectification of an error and/ In the event of any complaint, the instruction manual must be presented.

or deficiency in the event of a justified complaint is at T. Hansen Gruppen A/S's

expense, so that you as a customer are held indemnified for both material consumption

and wages. Improvements are made in accordance with the technical requirements 1.1 > LIMITATIONS
applicable at any time. Replaced parts remain the property of T. Hansen The right of complaint does not cover faults on vehicles which have been exposed

Gruppen A/S. The right to complain about the vehicle is not extended, even if parts to traffic accidents, have been rebuilt or altered without authorisation.

are repaired/replaced as a complaint within 24 months of the date of sale. T. Hansen T. Hansen Gruppen A/S hereby draws particular attention to the fact that if changes

Gruppen A/S decides in all cases whether the need to remedy errors and/or defects are carried out and/or parts are (dis)assembled, which result in an increase in the

can be done immediately, or whether the vehicle must be returned to the workshop maximum speed and/or an increase in the performance of the engine, this will result

later. T. Hansen Gruppen A/S is, however, obliged to fulfill demands or offers for in any complaints will not be covered by the right of complaint on the vehicle.

remediation within a reasonable time.

The same applies if non-original spare parts are installed or if spare parts are fitted

that are not of the same approved make and quality as the original spare parts.

If it turns out that no fault and/or lack of the vehicle can be demonstrated based on

the fault description, you will be invoiced for the The right of complaint does not cover ordinary wear and tear and deterioration

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caused by the use of the vehicle and therefore does not cover wear 1.2 > THE RIGHT OF COMPLAINT
and tear on bulbs, tyres, fuses, switches and all rubber parts. The right to APPLIES SUBJECT TO
complain does not include consequential damages caused by improper • That the vehicle is used normally and maintained in compliance
use of the scooter or lack of or late performance of service/ with the supplied instruction manual.
repairs prescribed by the manufacturer or importer, or limited noise or • That any seals have not been broken and the vehicle has not been
vibration that does not affect the safe driving of the vehicle. subjected to damage.

• That only original VGA spare parts are used, or

spare parts of correspondingly approved make and quality.
• That the service and repair work prescribed in the instruction book has
been carried out in a timely and professionally correct manner by a
Thansen-approved workshop.*
• That repairs/changes recommended by T. Hansen Gruppen A/S have been
carried out.
• That the vehicle is not used for rental.
• That the vehicle is not used for competitive or racing driving.
• That the vehicle has not been exposed to traffic accidents.

• That no constructive changes are made to

the vehicle, resulting in an increase in maximum speed and/
or an increase in engine performance.

* A list of approved workshops is available at www.thansen.dk or

on tel. 31 31 31 31.

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SIGNATURES
The right of complaint for this vehicle is hereby confirmed:

__________________________________________________
Date, dealer stamp and signature

The undersigned buyer has read and accepted the complaint

conditions, including the restrictions listed in this book.

__________________________________________________
Date and buyer's signature

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2 > IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Read the instructions thoroughly.

Pay particular attention to the following:

NOTE!
Indicates that this is special information about the vehicle's functions
and maintenance. It is important to follow these instructions, as
incorrect handling may result in any future complaints being rejected.

WARNING!
Indicates that it is important to follow the instructions provided. It may be
information relating to your and other people's safety as well as vehicle
maintenance. Always follow the given instructions, as incorrect handling
may result in any future complaints being rejected.

USER – This vehicle is intended for one person.

LUGGAGE – Never exceed the vehicle's max. permissible total weight specified
in the table under technical data. (see page 30)

DRIVE ON THE ROAD ONLY – The vehicle may only be used on public roads.

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3 > INTRODUCTION OF THE VEHICLE

1. Storage box with tool set 2. Battery box 6. Brake lever for front wheel brake 7. 11. Leg shield
and main fuse 3. Combined seat, Throttle lever 8. 12. Petrol filling under seat
handlebar and ignition lock 4. Luggage hook 5. Engine oil filling 9. Brake 13. Air filter

Brake fluid lever rear wheel brake 10. Brake 14. Transmission oil filler 15. Double
reservoir for front wheel brake fluid reservoir for rear wheel brake support foot 16. Side
support foot support foot

VIEWED FROM THE RIGHT SIDE VIEWED FROM THE LEFT SIDE

10
5
7 6 9
1
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4 > SERIAL NUMBERS KEY

The scooter comes with two separate standard keys for: Ignition
NOTE! lock, storage box and seat.
The description of the right side of the scooter is seen from the driver's perspective.

NOTE!
The identification number (1) The spare key should be kept in a safe place.

is located at the rear right of the frame

(1)
under the cover.

The frame number (2) is on the

frame behind the cover.

(2)

The engine number (3) is located on

the back of the left crankcase.

(3)

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5 > OPERATION
(9)
(5) (10)

(2) (6)

(3)
(1) (4) (7)
(8)

5.1 > STEERING WHEEL, LEFT 5.2 > HANDLEBAR, RIGHT

1. Handle 6. Handbrake for front wheel brake
2. Handbrake for rear wheel brake 3. 7. Throttle
Turn signal switch 8. Start button
Turn left: Left indicator on Turn right: 9. ÿ Hazard lights on

Right indicator on 10. • Hazard lights off

Press button to turn off

4. Push button: horn
5. Light switch
High beam Short beam

OVERHAUL When overtaking, press OVERHAUL on

the left side a few times

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5.3 > INSTRUMENT PANEL

Dashboard

1. Speedometer 2. km/h/mph
Km counter km
(1)
(2) 3. Gasoline gauge
(3)
Instrument light 5.
(8)
Left turn signal 6. Right green
(7) turn signal 7. Main green

(5) (6) beam 8. Error blue

indicator orange

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5.4 > IGNITION, SEAT AND STEERING LOCK KEY POSITIONS

NOTE!
Only use the parking light for short periods, as this drains the battery quickly.
(4) (2) The key can be turned in the positions and .
(1)
(5)
1. Operating position

(3) Ignition and all circuits are activated.

2. Ignition off

The handlebars are not locked (the handlebars can be turned freely to the right and left).

3. Steering lock activated and ignition off

WARNING! Turn the handlebars all the way to the left. Press and turn the key to the

Do not switch off the ignition while driving left until it is in the locked position. Steering lock is now activated.

NOTE! 4. Open seat

The scooter comes with two separate standard keys. Turn the ignition key to the left, thereby opening the seat.

The keys should be kept in a safe place.

5. Protective flap for lock

Use the key, put in position 5 and turn. The lock's

protection can be open or closed.

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5.5> STORAGE BOX

LOCK

• Press the seat down (2) until the box is locked.

• Pull out the ignition key.
(1) Never forget the key in the storage box.

Check that the box is properly locked after the seat is closed.
Risk of accidents! Maximum load in storage compartment: 10 kg
• Avoid storing valuables in the box.
• Check that the seat is locked after being pressed down. LUGGAGE HOOK

• Remove valuables before washing to avoid

things getting wet.
• Avoid storing temperature-sensitive objects in the box, as the (3)
motor emits heat and high temperatures.

(2)

Only use the hook (3) for smaller luggage.

Maximum load: 1.5 kg. Avoid transporting heavy and

difficult-to-handle parts.

UNLOCK

• Insert the ignition key (1) into the lock and turn to the left to open.

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5.6 > TANK COVER

(1)
(3)

UNLOCK
(2)
• Turn the key (1) counter-clockwise to unlock the
seat. • Turn the tank cover counter-clockwise to open it (3)

(A)

(B)
NOTE!

The tank cover is under the seat.

LOCK: • Fit A to B, press the fuel cap on and turn

clockwise. • Press the seat
down and lock. • Remove the key.
•

•
NOTE! Fuel: Unleaded petrol min. Octane 95.

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5.7 > SUPPORT LEG CENTRAL SUPPORT LEG

(3)

(2)

Parking the scooter with side and central support legs. • Switch off the engine.

• Place your left hand on the left side of the handlebar grip.

WARNING! • Grasp the passenger handle (3) with your right hand.

Always check that the support leg rests securely on the ground. On streets with • Press the support leg (2) down until the two rails are on the ground. •

inclines, the scooter must always be parked with the front uphill. Place your entire body weight on the main control unit.

It is important that the side support leg is folded up before starting, as otherwise • Pull the scooter back and up at the same time. so

it can create a risk of accidents! it stands on the support leg. •

Check that the scooter is standing securely and firmly.

SIDE SUPPORT LEGS

NOTE!
The scooter is equipped with a support leg switch. If the leg is down, the engine
will not start.

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5.8 > LOAD / LIGHT 5.9 > SAFE DRIVING

WARNING Safe driving also largely depends on the way you drive.
For safety reasons, only original accessories or products manufactured
by us should be used. Therefore:

We cannot determine whether third-party products are safe to use in • Use a tested/approved helmet and make sure
combination with the scooter. An official approval is also not a guarantee to fasten it correctly. • Use suitable
therefore, as the scope of testing is not always sufficient. protective clothing.
•
Let the feet rest on the footrests.
CORRECT LOADING • Do not ride the scooter if you are unable to ride
• Check that the left/right distribution is balanced. • Check that all safely.
fastenings are correct and tight.
• Avoid transporting heavy and difficult to handle goods. Your ability to react can be seriously affected, not just by
• Avoid covering the lights. alcohol, but also by drugs and medications.

•
Avoid exceeding the total and permitted weight. All traffic rules must be observed.
•
Check the tire pressure. Check the lights. Your speed should be adapted to the traffic and weather conditions.

All light components must be checked before each drive. • Take into account slippery or wet roads, which
Check that headlights etc. are cleaned. can affect the stability and braking power of the tires.

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6 > BEFORE YOU DRIVE The following must be checked before each drive:
• Steering (smooth and without blur)

CHECK LIST • Oil level

There must, before each drive. a safety check is carried out using the • The amount of fuel
checklist. • Front brake

The security check must be taken seriously. The maintenance • Rear brake
must be carried out before each ride, either by yourself or an • Tires (profiles and pressure)
authorized dealer, so that you are sure that your scooter complies with • Telescopic fork
all traffic regulations. A technically flawless scooter is the starting • Load/light
point for your own and others' safety in traffic. • Total weight
• Light
• Brake fluid (level)
• Brakes (operation)
In case of problems or difficulties, please contact your dealer for
assistance.

WARNING!
Avoid touching the ignition system while the engine is running or
the ignition is on.

FIRE HAZARD
The exhaust system gets very hot. Avoid contact with the exhaust
system (e.g. through hay, grass, pavements, luggage, etc.) while
driving, idling or parking.

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6.1 > FUEL, FUEL TANK 6.2 > FUEL GAUGE, REFUELING

WARNING!
Fuel is extremely flammable and can explode. Smoking and
open flames are prohibited near the fuel tank.
(1)
Fuel expands under the influence of heat and sunlight. Therefore, the
tank must never be filled to the brim. Avoid filling the tank while the
engine is running.

Smoking and open flames are prohibited near an open tank, as

the fuel vapors can ignite suddenly.
NOTE!
When the fuel gauge hits the red field, it means
that the scooter runs on reserve fuel (approx. 1 litre).
The scooter must be refuelled.

The meter with the tank symbol (1) serves as a reminder to

refuel.
E = Empty

F = Full
The fuel tank must not be removed before it is empty.

Refueling
- Use only unleaded fuel (min. octane 95)

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7 > DRIVE ECONOMICALLY TURN OFF THE ENGINE WHEN WAITING IN TRAFFIC

Driving style affects fuel consumption. The following conditions are

DRIVE ECONOMICALLY AND TAKE CARE OF THE ENVIRONMENT disadvantageous in connection with fuel consumption:
Fuel consumption, environmental pollution and wear and tear • Heavy traffic, especially in larger cities with many traffic
of the engine, brakes and tires depend on various factors. lights. • Regular, short trips with repeated starting
Your personal driving style is decisive for and warming up of the engine.
economical fuel consumption, as well as the emission Driving in a row at low speed with relatively
of exhaust gases and the formation of noise. many accelerations.
The engine takes a long time to warm up to operating temperature
at idle. During the warm-up phase, the level of wear and contamination is Plan your journey well in advance to avoid heavy traffic.
very high. It is therefore best to drive directly after the start.
Fuel consumption is also affected by conditions beyond your control, such as
AVOID RAPID ACCELERATION poor road surfaces, hills and winter driving.
Do not open the throttle more than necessary to reduce Consider the following factors for economical fuel consumption:
fuel consumption, pollution and wear. • Make sure to observe the scheduled service intervals.
• Regular servicing by a dealer not only guarantees continued good
DRIVE SLOWLY AND KEEP AN EYE ON THE TRAFFIC AHEAD operation, but also economical fuel consumption, less pollution of
Unnecessary acceleration and hard braking result in high fuel the environment and long durability. • Check the tire
consumption and significant pollution. pressure every two weeks. Low tire pressure increases rolling
resistance and thus increases fuel consumption, as well as
wear and tear on the tires and this can affect drivability. •
Continuously check fuel consumption.
• Check the engine oil level regularly.

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8 > DRIVING IN
8.2 > RUNNING IN OF NEW TIRES
8.1 > ENGINE New tires have a soft surface. They must therefore be hardened
AND TRANSMISSION BREAK-IN through careful running-in in various inclined positions. This is the only way
High revs during break-in of the engine put a lot of wear and tear on the to achieve the correct grip on the road.
engine. Engine faults during the break-in period must be reported
immediately to an authorized VGA dealer.

8.3 > RUN-IN OF NEW

NOTE! BRAKE PADS
During the break-in period, driving should be done with varying loads New brake linings must be broken in and only achieve their full frictional
and speeds. Drive tours in hilly terrain. Avoid constant low revs, as well force after 500 km. The reduced braking effect can

as full throttle when under heavy load. is compensated by increased pressure on the brake lever. Avoid
unnecessary hard braking during this period.
•
In the first 500 km:

Less than 1/2 gas.

• Up to 1,000 km: Less

than 3/4 gas.

The first inspection must take place after the first 1000 km.

You avoid delays by making an appointment with your local thansen

store well in advance.

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9 > DRIVER'S GUIDE • Do not give gas (4).

• Pull and hold the handbrake (2)
9.1 > START WITH • Press the start button (3)
ELECTRIC STARTER • If the engine does not start after 3-5 seconds, open

Park the scooter with the central support the throttle (4) 1/8 – ¼ turns and the start is repeated.
leg. Use the rear wheel handbrake to • Push the scooter down the support leg. •

prevent the scooter from moving. Avoid Get on the scooter.

(1) high engine revs while the scooter is • Release the brake before driving.
stationary, as this engages the clutch.

NOTE!
The scooter is equipped with a side support leg.
If it is knocked out, the engine cannot be started. (4)
(3)
(2)
If the engine does not start immediately, release the start button, wait a few
seconds and press the button again. The start button should only be pressed
for a few seconds each time, so as not to strain the battery. Never press
the start button for more than 10 seconds.

BEFORE STARTING WARNING!

• Park the scooter with the central support leg. The engine must never be started in closed rooms. Exhaust fumes are
• Turn the ignition lock (1) with the key to the operating position extremely dangerous and can be fatal.

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9.2 > START WITH KICKSTARTER • Park the scooter with the central support

leg when using the kick starter.

• Turn the ignition lock (1) with the key to the operating position .

• Do not give gas (2)

• Quickly press the kick starter (3) and thus start the engine.
(1) • When the engine is running, check that the kick starter

returns to its normal position.

NOTE!
After starting the engine, check that the kick starter (3) returns to its

normal position.

(3)

NOTE!
Use the kickstarter regularly to ensure it works.

(2)

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9.3 > BRAKING NOTE!

You should practice emergency braking, but only in places where you do
WET BRAKES not endanger yourself or others (eg an empty parking lot or similar).
Washing or driving in wet conditions can reduce the scooter's braking

effect due to wet or ice-covered (in winter) brake discs and linings. DIRTY BRAKES
The braking effect may be reduced when driving on dirty roads due to dirty
brake discs and linings.
WARNING!
•
Salt film on the brakes: The braking effect may be reduced when driving Use the brakes to wear off salt on the brake discs.
on salted roads and the brakes have not been applied for some time. • Brake until they are clean. Dirty brakes increase the wear of the brake
lining!

9.4 > OIL AND GREASES

Brake discs and linings must be free of oil and grease!

If the scooter is not used for a while, a rust film can form on the brakes,
reducing the braking effect. A thick layer of rust can result in the brakes
being blocked. Therefore, after a long period of standstill, the brakes

should be used several times in a row until they function normally again.

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10 > BRAKING AND STOPPING

OF THE ENGINE

(1) (2)

In sharp turns, on sandy/dirty roads, wet asphalt and icy roads, the front brake must be

The front brake and the rear brake work independently used with caution. If the front wheel brake is blocked, the scooter can slide sideways.

of each other.

The front wheel brake is operated via the right handbrake (1) on the Blocked wheels have reduced braking effect and this can lead to a skid/crash. In general,

handlebar and the rear wheel brake via the left handbrake (2). avoid braking in turns, but rather before the turn.

When the scooter is stopped or slowed down, the throttle must be released and both Braking when cornering increases the risk of a crash.

brakes must be operated at the same time.

(3)

• .
Turn the ignition lock (3) with the key to position Remove the
•
ignition key.

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11 > GENERAL MAINTENANCE WARNING!

Avoid using high-
11.1 > SERVICING THE SCOOTER/ pressure devices for cleaning!
CLEANING AGENTS Such devices can
damage the electrical
NOTE! system.
Regular professional service helps maintain the scooter's value
and is a condition for the warranty to apply in connection with
warranty claims for rust damage or similar damage.

Rubber and plastic parts are damaged by caustic or penetrating

cleaning agents or solvents.

Always check the brakes after cleaning and before driving!

CLEANING
• Use a soft sponge and clean water to clean the scooter. •
Then wipe the scooter with a washcloth
or a polishing cloth. • Avoid
wiping off dust or dirt with a dry cloth, as this
can cause scratches in the paintwork.

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11.2 > WINTER DRIVING AND RUST PROTECTION WARNING!

Avoid using lacquer polishes on plastic parts.

• Clean and treat the frame and all aluminum parts with a normal
anti-rust agent after long drives.

Protect the environment by using environmentally

friendly means and only in moderation.

Winter driving can cause serious damage to the

scooter due to the salted roads.

WARNING!
PRESERVATIVES Avoid using hot water as it enhances the effect of the salt.
The scooter must be cared for as necessary with normal cleaning
and preservative agents. • Wash the scooter with cold water after driving.

• Dry the scooter thoroughly.

• Rust-sensitive parts should be treated preventively • Treat all rust-sensitive parts with a wax-based

(especially in winter) with a preservative. anti-rust agent.

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11.3 > LONG-TERM/WINTER STORAGE

Storage for shorter periods (less than 14 days) Always park your vehicle in

a cool, dry place. If necessary, protect it from dust with a cover.

NOTE!
Always park your vehicle in a well-ventilated area. Otherwise, water and

moisture can cause rust. Therefore also avoid damp basements.

LONG-TERM STORAGE (14 DAYS+)

If the vehicle is not going to be used for several months, you should follow -

gende:

• Clean the scooter •

Remove the battery •

Follow the maintenance instructions • Spray

all moving parts of the scooter with a suitable

lubricant • Lubricate all shiny / chrome-

plated parts with acid-free grease (Vaseline)

• Store the scooter in a dry room and lift it so that the tires are not

strained by the weight of the scooter

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NOTE! 11.4 > TECHNICAL MODIFICATIONS,

Storage and commissioning can advantageously be combined with an ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS
inspection carried out by a dealer.

WARNING!
COMMISSIONING Technical modifications to the scooter can lead to the loss of the EC

• Remove preservatives from the outside of the scooter operating permit.

• Clean the scooter

•
Install the battery after charging Follow our guidelines if you wish to make technical modifications. This
• Lubricate the battery terminals with terminal grease prevents the scooter from being damaged, and that all traffic and operational

• Check/adjust tire pressure safety rules are observed. A professional dealer can make any desired
• Check the brakes modifications with the required care.

• Follow the inspection instructions

• Follow the safety instructions Always contact a dealer before purchasing accessories or making technical
modifications.

NOTE!
Minor paint damage should be repaired immediately. We recommend that only approved accessories and original spare parts

are used for our scooters.

Contact a professional dealer for a list of approved accessories and

original spare parts. The dealer also provides professional installation.

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11.5 > ENGINE OIL

MAX
MINE

(1)

CHECKING THE OIL LEVEL WARNING!

Checking the oil level when the engine is cold leads to incorrect measurement To check the oil level, just insert the dipstick without screwing it in!

and therefore the wrong amount. To avoid engine damage, the maximum or Otherwise, the measurement will be incorrect, which should be avoided to

minimum oil level should never be exceeded. prevent engine damage.

Stop the heated engine, wait for approx. 5 minutes and make sure the scooter

is level by parking it with the central support leg. • The oil level must lie between the minimum

and maximum markings

NOTE! • The dipstick is screwed on manually • If

Check that the scooter is completely level under the oil level check. Even the necessary, fill the oil tank with engine oil SAE 10W/40 via

slightest tilt can result in an incorrect measurement. the dipstick opening

•
Stop the heated engine, wait for approx. 5 minutes and make sure the

scooter is level by parking it on the double support leg.

•
Stop the engine and remove the oil dipstick (1) at the bottom of the right

side of the crankcase.

•
Clean the dipstick at the MIN-MAX area with a clean cloth.

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11.6 > OIL CHANGE

• Regular oil changes extend the life of the engine. • Use only quality oil
for 4-stroke engines with API classification

the ring SE, SF or SG. We recommend SAE10W-40 engine oil. • The

engine oil should be changed after the first 1,000 km. Then should

the engine oil is changed and the strainer is cleaned a second time when the

vehicle has driven 3,000 km and every 3,000 km thereafter. (2)

NOTE!
• Oil changes are carried out in connection with carrying out service at your local NOTE!
VGA dealer. • Be careful when changing the oil on a hot engine. • Used motor oil

can cause skin cancer if it is in contact with the skin for an extended period of

HERE'S HOW YOU DO IT time. Even if you do not work with oil every day, we still recommend that
•
Place the vehicle on level ground on the center stand. you wash your hands with soap immediately after working with oil.

• Remove the dipstick (1) (see picture on previous page) from the engine – this

will cause the oil to drain out faster.

•
Place a container under the drain screw. (2) • Always check the oil level when refueling the vehicle.

• Remove the drain screw and let the oil drain into the container. •
Install the drain screw when the oil stops flowing. CHANGE THE OIL MORE OFTEN - IF YOU DRIVE A LOT UNDER
• Fill in new oil (approx. 0.7 litres). Do not fill more than the maximum CERTAIN CONDITIONS SUCH AS:
the yum mark. • Driving on gravel and muddy roads.

• Insert the dipstick again and start the engine. Let it run for a few minutes and • City driving.

then stop the engine. • Remove the dipstick, • Driving in very cold weather.

clean it and put it back in the engine. • Pick it up again and check that the oil

level is correct.

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11.7 > ENGINE OIL - TRANSMISSION OIL CHECKING THE TRANSMISSION OIL LEVEL

- 20°-10° 0° 10° 20° 30° 40° C

SAE 10W/30
(1)
SAE 10W/40 10W/50

SAE 15W/40 15W50 (2)

SAE
If necessary, top up the oil tank with20W/50
engine oil to the maximum mark
(see quality and viscosity in the table). • Stop the heated engine and wait approx. 5 minutes.
• Park the scooter using the support leg. •
RECOMMENDED QUALITY Remove the dipstick screw (1) and check the oil level.
Per API: SG or higher or also with additional release status: ACEA • If necessary, fill in transmission oil Hypoid
A3/96 (CCMC G5). SAE 80W-90 via the opening.
•
To replace the transmission oil, open the screw (2), after
RECOMMENDED VISCOSITY which all the transmission oil flows out, then tighten the
The viscosity depends on the outside temperature. The temperature screw (2) again and fill in new oil through the opening. • The
may for a short period exceed or be below the SAE quality limits. oil dipstick screw is screwed on manually (1).

The recommended viscosity SAE 10W/40 covers the temperature

range from -20 °C to +40 °C and is therefore optimal for our latitudes.

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11.8 > CONTROL OF STEERING TOOLS 11.9 > CHECKING THE FRONT FORK

• Apply the front wheel brake to lock the front wheel

(1) • Now pump the fork legs (2) up and down

several times using the handlebars
• The suspension should react flawlessly
• Check the legs for oil leaks, stone chips and rust

NOTE!
The scooter must be examined by a professional dealer in case of damage
(2)
to the fork legs.
(2)

NOTE!
The telescopic fork should not be blocked when turning and
should swing back slightly from both extreme positions.

• Apply the front wheel brake to lock the front wheel

• Hold the handlebars (1) firmly with both hands and try to
turn the handlebars to the sides and back and forth

If crown tube bearings exhibit excessive play,

they should be adjusted by a dealer.

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11.10 > CHECK OF TIRE PROFILES

(1)

WARNING!
The statutory tire profile depth must be observed.
Never drive without valve cap (1). Firmly tightened valve caps prevent
the tire from suddenly losing pressure.

• Measure the tread depth at the center (2) of the tire.

Recommended minimum profile depth: 2.0

mm Watch for signs of wear (3).

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11.11> CHECKING THE TIRE PRESSURE TIRE SIZE

The standard scooter has the following tire sizes

(3) For 120/70-12 J

(2)
Rear 120 /70-12 J

All tires are tubeless.

WARNING!
Only tires approved by the manufacturer and pairs of tires from the same

The tire pressure must be adapted to the total weight and load. The total weight manufacturer should be used.

of the tires or the capacity of the bearings must never be exceeded.

Incorrect tire pressure will have a significant effect on the scooter's driving

characteristics, as well as the durability of the tires.

WHILE THE TIRES ARE COLD

• Remove the valve caps

• Check/adjust tire pressure

• Put the valve covers back on

TIRE PRESSURE

A passenger: For: 1.75 Bar Rear: 2.00 Bar

Two passengers: For: 2.00 Bar Rear: 2.25 Bar

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11.12 > FRONT WHEEL BRAKE 11.13 > CHECKING THE BRAKE FLUID

MINE

(1)

WARNING! WARNING!
Sudden changes in the braking effect or a spongy feeling in the The brake fluid must be replaced every two years by a dealer.

handbrake (1) can be caused by faults in the hydraulic system. The level must not fall below the MIN mark. Only brake fluid of
class DOT 4 may be used.

Do not ride the scooter if you have any doubts about the
operational safety and contact a dealer immediately. Avoid spilling brake fluid on painted surfaces or plastic parts, as this
can lead to serious damage to the surface.

• Turn the handlebars so that the brake fluid reservoir (2) is straight.
• The level of brake fluid (3) should lie between
minimum (MIN) and maximum (MAX).
• If air bubbles are visible, the brake linings must
checked for wear. The brake fluid is replaced as needed by a
dealer.

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11.14 > ADJUSTING THE THROTTLE CLEARANCE

[A]
[A] (1)

(2)(3)

CONTROL ADJUSTMENT
• Check the throttle cable for ease of movement by turning the • Loosen the cable lock nut (3). •

throttle (1) from the closed to the open position. Adjust the collar (2) in the same way. •
•
Move the handlebars to check if the cable moves freely. Tighten the lock nut (3). • Check

• Check whether the cable is affected by other parts. clearance [A].

•
Turn the throttle all the way to feel for resistance. • Throttle
handle clearance [A] must be between 3-5 mm NOTE!
If the throttle cable clearance cannot be adjusted in this way, the
scooter should be checked by your dealer.

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11.15 > FUSE

(2)
(1) (1)
(2)

(3)

WARNING!
Never install a fuse with a higher power, as it can destroy the entire • Switch off the ignition.
electrical system. • Remove the two screws (1) and open the battery cover (2).
• Open the fuse box (3) and remove the fuse.
The fuse is located behind the inspection cover (2). • Replace the wrong or used fuse with a new 15 A fuse.
• Check that the fuse has contact. A loose fuse will blow.
Installation in the reverse order of removal.

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11.16 > BATTERY WARNING!

WARNING! Avoid exposing batteries to direct sunlight. Discharged batteries

Always wear safety glasses. can freeze and should therefore be stored in a place with a

Batteries and acid must be stored out of the reach of children. temperature between 5° - 15°C. Professional maintenance, charging

and storage increases the durability of the battery and is a condition

HAZARD OF EXPLOSION for maintaining the warranty.

A charging battery produces highly explosive gases, and therefore sparks,

open flames and smoking are prohibited. DISPOSAL

Used batteries must be handed in at recycling stations. Batteries must never
FIRE HAZARD be disposed of in household waste.

Avoid the formation of sparks and electrostatic discharge when handling

cables and electrical devices. Avoid short circuit. CHARGING THE BATTERY
After long storage (1-2 months), the battery must be charged.
DANGER - CORROSION

Battery acid is extremely corrosive, so remember to use protective gloves The battery must not be fast-charged. The battery may only be charged

and goggles. Avoid knocking the battery over, as acid may escape from the air with a special charger approved for maintenance-free batteries.
holes.

MAINTENANCE
FIRST AID The battery is maintenance-free, but it should never be discharged.

In case of acid contact with eyes, flush eyes for several minutes with fresh Make sure the battery is clean and dry, and that the connection terminals are

water. See a doctor immediately. tight.

In case of acid contact with the skin and clothing, the skin/

the clothing should be cleaned immediately with acid cleaner or soap and

the affected areas should be rinsed with copious amounts of water.

In case of ingestion of acid, consult a doctor immediately.

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12 > ASSEMBLY AND

REMOVING THE BATTERY

(2)
(1) (1)
(2)
(1)
(4) (3)

WARNING! First remove the negative terminal (4, black cable).

The battery may only be installed and removed while the ignition is Then remove the positive terminal (3, red cable).
switched off. • Remove the battery

Installation in the reverse order of removal.

• Switch off the ignition •

Remove the two screws (1) and open the battery cover (2) When installing the battery, connect the positive
terminal first (3, red cable).

The battery is maintenance-free. Do not attempt to open it.

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13 > TECHNICAL DATA STARTS

Electric starter: Yes

SPECIFICATIONS Kickstarter: Yes

Item number: 73160100050

EAN: 5710247018823
FUEL SYSTEM
Feel: VGA Carburetor Type: Dell'Orto ECS

Product type: Scooter

DIMENSIONS
Model: ONE 45 km/h Euro-5 Length: 1760 mm

Width: 632 mm
ENGINE
Engine type: 4-stroke Air-cooled (AC)
WEIGHT/LOAD CAPACITY
Displacement ccm: 3.0 HP
Curb weight: 93 kg
Transmission type: Automatic gearbox Load capacity: 160 kg
(CVT)
Total weight (kg): 253 kg
EURO CLASS AND EMISSION
Euronorm: Euro-5

Co2 emissions, mixed

driving (g/km): 53 hp

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WHEEL/TIRE SIZE LIGHTS

Dimensions front wheel: 250 X 12 Headlight type: Light bulb

Front tire dimensions: 110 / 70 - 1 2 Position light type: LED

Dimensions rear rim: 250 X 12 Front indicator type: LED

Rear tire dimensions: 110 / 70 - 1 2 Rear indicator type: LED

Rear light type: LEDs

BRAKES
Front brake: Disc brake Ø190mm

Rear brake: Drum brake

SUSPENSION
Suspension for: Reinforced hydraulic
CAPACITY PETROL/OIL telescopic fork
Fuel
6 Rear suspension: Oil damped strut
tank capacity (L):

Oil content (L): 0.7

FUEL ECONOMY
Recommended Up to Km/L: 43.5
petrol type: Lead-free E5

Recommended oil type: Semi-synthetic 10W/40

API SL/CF or better

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SERVICE INSPECTION
IMPORTANT!

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14 > SERVICE, MAINTENANCE 14.1 > WHERE WILL YOUR SCOOTER BE SERVICED?
AND REPAIR • Always have your scooter serviced at the VGA dealer. Your VGA

• Your scooter is designed for minimal maintenance. dealer has the necessary VGA special tools and service equipment, which

But like all other motorized vehicles require ensures the quality of the work on your scooter.

the routine maintenance. • The dealer also keeps a record of your scooter, this record is beneficial should you

• It is the owner's responsibility that all service inspections are carried out in a timely ever need a claim

manner and that they are carried out by an authorized VGA the court.

dealer. • To ensure service is complied with in a timely manner, it must be percentage-based

excess not be more than 10%. Your VGA scooter must be serviced at the following intervals:
•
1st time – after 1,000 km or no later than 3 months after the date of purchase,

NOTE! •
2nd time – at 3,000 km or no later than 6 months after the date of purchase,
•
• All service inspections are carried out at the owner's expense. and then every 3,000 km or no later than 6 months after the previous service

• We encourage you to protect your new scooter by following the service inspection.
•
schedule described on the following pages. In all cases, the first upcoming interval applies.

REGULAR MAINTENANCE ENSURES YOU: • Appointments for service or repair can be made through us

• Long life of vehicle. customer service on phone 31 31 31 31. You can also contact your nearest

• Optimal performance and acceleration. thansen store directly.

• Security.
• Operational stability. WARNING!
• Full right of complaint. • Lack of maintenance of your scooter can invalidate your
• Compliance with the requirements of the Traffic Act. warranty/right of complaint.

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14.2 > PREPARATION CONTAINS 14.3 > SERVICE INSPECTION CONTAINS

THE FOLLOWING POINTS ARE CHECKED IN CONNECTION- THE FOLLOWING POINTS ARE CHECKED/ ADJUSTED/
PART WITH PREPARATION OF YOUR SCOOTER: LUBRICATED AT 1,000 KM / 3 MDR. FROM DELIVERY
• Tire • Lights
pressure • Front axle • Indicator lights/instruments
• Caliper bolts • • Horns
Front fork • • Brake fluid level
Rear brake • • Tire
Wheel pressure • Wheels
bearings • Brake and wheel
hose • Brake fluid condition bearings • Front fork
• Tools • • Rear shock absorber • Oil
Low and high beams spill / other leaks • Oil container
• Turn • Engine oil is changed

signals • • Valve clearance check •

Rear lights • Stop lights Brake cables, brake hose • Gear
• Horns oil (SAE 80W90)* • Fuel filter
• Indicator lights • and hose • Tightening of
Cables bolts • Mirrors • Seat
• EFI

• Test drive •
Constructive changes *Gear
oil is changed at 6,000, 12,000 and 18,000 km service
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ADDITIONAL WORK AT 3,000 KM/ 6 ADDITIONAL WORK AT 9,000 KM/

MDR. FROM DELIVERY 18 MDR. FROM DELIVERY

• Front and rear brakes • • Front and rear brakes •

V-belt checked/replaced • Variomatic Variomatic rollers checked/replaced • Air filter
rollers checked/replaced • Air filter checked/ checked/cleaned
cleaned

ADDITIONAL WORK AT 12,000 KM/

ADDITIONAL WORK AT 6,000 KM/ 24 MDR. FROM DELIVERY
12 MDR. FROM DELIVERY
• V-belt checked/replaced • Front and
• V-belt checked/replaced • Front and rear brakes • Variomatic
rear brakes • Variomatic set checked /
set checked / replace if necessary • Check/
replaced if necessary clean air filter
• Air filter is checked/cleaned • Spark • Brake fluid is changed
plugs are replaced

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SERVICE WITHIN 1,000 KM 3 SERVICE WITHIN 3,000 KM 6 SERVICE WITHIN 6,000 KM 12

MDR. FROM DELIVERY MDR. FROM DELIVERY MDR. FROM DELIVERY

Piston Piston Piston

Done, date: Done, date: Done, date:

Frame No.: Frame No.: Frame No.:

Odometer: Odometer: Odometer:

Notes: Notes: Notes:

Dealer's signature Dealer's signature Dealer's signature

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SERVICE WITHIN 9,000 KM SERVICE WITHIN 12,000 KM SERVICE WITHIN 15,000 KM

18 MDR. FROM DELIVERY 24 MDR. FROM DELIVERY 30 MDR. FROM DELIVERY

Piston Piston Piston

Done, date: Done, date: Done, date:

Frame No.: Frame No.: Frame No.:

Odometer: Odometer: Odometer:

Notes: Notes: Notes:

Dealer's signature Dealer's signature Dealer's signature

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SERVICE WITHIN 18,000 KM SERVICE WITHIN 21,000 KM SERVICE WITHIN 24,000 KM

36 MDR. FROM DELIVERY 42 MDR. FROM DELIVERY 48 MDR. FROM DELIVERY

Piston Piston Piston

Done, date: Done, date: Done, date:

Frame No.: Frame No.: Frame No.:

Odometer: Odometer: Odometer:

Notes: Notes: Notes:

Dealer's signature Dealer's signature Dealer's signature

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SERVICE WITHIN 27,000 KM SERVICE WITHIN 30,000 KM SERVICE WITHIN 33,000 KM

54 MDR. FROM DELIVERY 60 MDR. FROM DELIVERY 66 MDR. FROM DELIVERY

Piston Piston Piston

Done, date: Done, date: Done, date:

Frame No.: Frame No.: Frame No.:

Odometer: Odometer: Odometer:

Notes: Notes: Notes:

Dealer's signature Dealer's signature Dealer's signature

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