Braaap Moto3, User Manual

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Moto3 User Manual
User agreement
There is a wide range of spare parts available in the after-sales market. We are unable to test and approve all of these parts.
Unsafe spares may cause damage to the bike and may cause harm to the rider/riders. If you wish to source spares or cus-
tom parts outside of braaap’s range then please contact your local braaap service agent to ensure the safety of the rider/
riders and the performance and longevity of the motorcycle.
If installing spare parts you can follow these steps as a rough guide. If you are still unsure please contact your local braaap
service agent.
1. Any accessories should be as close to the bikes body and center of gravity as possible.
2. Check ground clearance and angle of installation accessories, unsuitable installation may decrease safety degree, hin-
dering mechanical systems such as shock absorber, steering and controlling parts are not allowed.
3. Accessories’ installation on handle bar or front fork may lead to serious imbalance. Extra weight on front end may de-
crease sensitivity of turning, shock on front wheel and instability during driving. Minimum the weight of accessories to
be installed on handle bar and front fork.
4. Windshield, backrest, saddle bag, suitcase are head-wind parts and may cause instability during driving, especially in
crosswind or go across with oversize vehicle. If there is bad installation or poor designed accessories, driving safety may
endangered. So, special attention should be paid on selection and installation of accessories.
5. Some accessories may cause deviation for driver’s seating position, which not only a limit to his activity scope but also
to his operational capability.
6. Extra electrical accessories may cause overloading, of which serious one may damage wires, or lead to power-<>ff and
endanger safety.