chrisco GMX SCHRAMBLE 50cc, Assembly Manual

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SAFETY WARNING-MUST READ
• Factors, such as uneven terrain, speed, loadings, accessories, modifications and rider position can
effect a quad bike’s stability.
• Whenever possible, ride on familiar tracks. Even then, think very carefully about the possibility of pot
holes, large rocks, drains or other obstacles, the weather conditions, the nature of the surface and how
fast you are able to ride.
• Ride cautiously when riding the ATV/Quad Bike on any terrain, as surfaces may compromise your
control.
• Evaluate the terrain carefully before you ride. Steep hills, particularly if the dirt is loose or wet, should
be avoided as they can cause the ATV/Quad Bike to roll over.
• Watch the ground ahead for potential hazards. Riding into or over rocks, pipes or any other obstacle
can cause an accident.
• If you’re not confident that you can negotiate a particular stretch of terrain, don’t attempt it. Go
another way or turn around.
• Remember that liquids within a spray tank can cause sudden shifts to your quad bike’s centre of gravity
when riding over uneven terrains. Make sure you are able to carry additional weight and that it doesn’t
exceed the load capacity.
To prevent potential fire hazards all our Quad Bikes/ATV’s
have been fitted with a Spark Arrestor that conforms
with Australian standards.
A spark arrestor is designed to trap any glowing sparks
before they exit your exhaust by acting as a filter. The
mesh creates many tiny holes witch the exhaust needs to
flow through. Any particles larger than the holes in the
mesh will be stopped.