This comprehensive service repair manual provides you with everything you need to repair, maintain, rebuild, refurbish or restore your ADLY TB50 or TB100 Gazelle motorcycle manufactured between 1998 and 2005. This detailed manual offers the same information used by professional technicians and mechanics, empowering you to tackle any repair or maintenance task with confidence.

The ADLY TB50 TB100 Gazelle Service Repair Manual covers all diagnostic and repair procedures, providing clear and detailed step-by-step instructions. With numerous high-quality diagrams, you can easily visualize each step, making the repair process straightforward and efficient.

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The ADLY TB50 and TB100 Gazelle were popular, entry-level motorcycles produced by the Taiwanese manufacturer ADLY from 1998 to 2005. These motorcycles were known for their affordability and user-friendliness, making them a popular choice for beginners and casual riders. The TB50 and TB100 shared a similar design, with the TB100 featuring a larger 100cc engine for a bit more power and speed. Both models were powered by single-cylinder, air-cooled engines, paired with a four-speed transmission. They were equipped with basic suspension systems, including telescopic forks in the front and twin shocks at the rear, and simple drum brakes on both wheels. The Gazelle's design was characterized by a classic, retro-inspired aesthetic, with a round headlight, a single seat, and a spacious frame.

Despite being entry-level motorcycles, ADLY TB50 and TB100 Gazelles were known for their reliability and durability. Their straightforward engine design and construction made them relatively low-maintenance, making them suitable for riders who were new to motorcycle ownership. These motorcycles were often used for commuting, leisure riding, and recreational purposes. While no longer in production, the ADLY TB50 and TB100 Gazelle continue to be appreciated by motorcycle enthusiasts for their simplicity, affordability, and nostalgic charm. Owners often find a thriving community dedicated to these models, offering practical advice, parts, and repairs. The service and repair manuals for these motorcycles are important resources for owners who wish to maintain their bikes and ensure they remain in optimal condition, prolonging their lifespan and enjoyment.