The Izh Voshod is a classic motorcycle, primarily produced during the 1970s and 1980s, representing a significant segment of Soviet-era two-wheeled transportation. Known for its robust build, simplicity of design, and affordability, the Voshod was engineered for utilitarian purposes and general recreation, offering reliable performance across varied road conditions. Its key features include a two-stroke, air-cooled engine with displacements typically ranging from 125cc to 175cc, a chain drive, and a durable steel frame, making it a practical and accessible choice for its intended market.

This manual provides essential guidance for the general ownership, operation, and basic maintenance of the Izh Voshod. It covers critical areas such as engine operation, controls, instrument interpretation, lighting systems, chassis components, tires, and routine adjustments. The document also includes basic troubleshooting tips and maintenance schedules, offering valuable information for owners and technicians to keep the vehicle in good working order. The scope is focused on owner-level understanding and upkeep, rather than in-depth diagnostic procedures.