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There is an Australian web site that has many manuals, in English, for the 4Ride, 4RT, and 300RR. http://montesatrials.com.au/store/category/model/ They seem to have misplaced 2016 manuals, 4RT and 4Ride. You could send them an email asking them to look into it and maybe get them back......
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Here's one: http://www.trialstoreusa.com/tire-pressure-meter/
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I clipped this from someone's post: If it takes more than 3 kicks or so to start, reset the ECU. This is from the 2014 or 2015 manual, right after the Contents page: If you have problems starting your vehicle, follow the steps below: 1. Open the throttle all the way (100%) and hold. 2. Without releasing the throttle, operate the kick-starter once or twice. 3. Close the throttle and start your motorcycle as normal.
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Fork springs at H&D: http://handdracing.com/page8.htm Use Google site search: site:http://handdracing.comsprings
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From the US 4RT Owner's Manual:
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My 2016 Cota 4RT 260 has a mode switch, but I haven't checked it in wet conditions yet; we still have snow on the ground...
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This schematic shows the switch to be a simple on-off switch (the red arrow points to the connector; the switch is upper left): Upon inspection, the switch body has two copper lands and a sliding copper contact that : Mode 1 - only covers one copper land - circuit open Mode 2 - covers both copper lands - circuit closed The copper lands are through-plastic-connected to the two wires of the switch; one each. My multi-meter confirms open (infinity ohms) and closed (zero ohms). If you remove the switch completely, the ECU will be in mode 1 permanently.
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The 2016 Montesa Cota 4RT parts list manual shows this picture: The street versions (upper row) are homologated. You can get manuals and parts lists at http://montesa.fr/documentation/ There were 11 links when I last checked. Don't let the " - " fool you. Some are in English (Parts list and kits) and some in French (Owner's Manuals)
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I've used both Seal Mate and Seal Doctors. The Seal Doctors (Risk Racing) are heavier plastic and don't buckle up with use. http://rickramsey.net/CRF250Lmods.htm#sealdoctor
