CARRYING A PASSENGER OR CARGO
footrests at all times, even with the
accessory backrest.
The passenger should not hold on
to the operator as the operator may
not be able to withstand the lateral
force generated by both.
Different gripping positions on the
handholds may be more comfort-
able for different maneuvers. (e.g.,
one hand at the front corner of and
one hand at the opposite back cor-
ner for turns, both hands further for-
ward or back for other situations).
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DIFFERENT GRIPPING POSITIONS ON THE
HANDHOLDS
NOTICE
Never use handholds to
tie down, lift or transport vehicle.
2. Stay clear of the exhaust pipe, the
rear wheel and the drive belt.
3. Avoid turning around or leaning ex-
cept to keep balance in a turn. In an
unexpected maneuver, a passenger
who is not in the normal riding posi-
tion is more likely to fall off.
4. Watch the road and respond to up-
coming road conditions. Lean into
curves as needed to resist any side-
ways force. When crossing an ob-
stacle, hole or bump, rise slightly
off the seat without locking your el-
bows.
Avoid abrupt acceleration, braking and
turns, especially with inexperienced
passengers. Sudden, unexpected ma-
neuvers can make the passenger fall
off.
Where to Store Cargo
You can carry cargo in the front storage
compartment. Do not carry cargo in
any other location unless the vehicle
is equipped with approved BRP acces-
sories.
WARNING
Never tie down cargo onto passen-
ger seat, as this will depress the
PRS (Pillion Rider Switch). This
effectively changes the VSS cali-
bration to the 2-up calibration, so
the VSS interventions might be
more intrusive and stronger than
expected if the driver is alone with
only cargo on the passenger seat.
Front Storage Compartment
The front storage compartment has
room to store light objects, such as
an helmet. Do not put more than 7 kg
(15 lb) in the front storage compart-
ment, even if the items fit. Never store
flammable items, such as fuel, in the
front storage compartment.
Make sure the front storage compart-
ment latch is secure before riding.
No Towing
Do not tow anything with the vehicle.
The VSS will not be effective, and you
will be more likely to lose control.
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