1
0
→
← →
← →
← →
← →
←
2
3
4
5
→
←
→
←
6
Pic 13 Gear position
3. When the motorcycle is running stably, lower the engine speed
and then disengage the clutch. Using left foot, hook the shift arm
up to shift the transmission to the second gear
②
, then gradually
increase engine speed slowly and release the clutch lever
simultaneously to allow motorcycle to run smoothly .
Pic
14
Braking position
4. To shift
③
,
④
,
⑤
,
⑥
gear, proceed as instructed on the
②
gear shifting. To downshift, proceed
as Instructed on
①
gear operation.
5. When shifting, ensure that the shift arm has been stepped in place, then release the clutch.
WARNING
Never shift gears without closing the throttle and applying the clutch, otherwise the engine
and transmission may be damaged or even accidents can occur.
[
Climbing or turning
]
1. When the motorcycle goes uphill, the power can be insufficient and speed will decrease (caused by
improper gear position). Therefore, downshift quickly (shift to lower gear) before going uphill, to avoid
a quick deceleration and clutch slipping.
2. When turning, the clutch may slip due to the vehicle speed deceleration. Therefore, when turning or
closing the throttle, shift the transmission to low gear and use the brakes to decelerate.
[
Brake operation
]
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30
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Front brake lever
Foot brake pedal