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Functions
Burglar alarm system
Basic introduction
The burglar alarm system reduces the risk of the motorcycle to be
stolen. When the power switch is in
(OFF) or (LOCKED) po-
sition, and the system has been set, the alarm will be activated once
the sensor detects any vibration or movement of the motorcycle.
The burglar alarm system uses low-intensity radio waves which may
affect medical devices (e.g. cardiac pacemakers).
Caution
The burglar alarm system cannot work when the remaining battery
capacity of the motorcycle is low.
If the burglar alarm system cannot work
If any of the following conditions occurs, it means that the power
battery runs out, or there is a system fault. Please consult your
authorized dealer.
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The alarm does not sound.
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The alarm sounds, but the alarm sound gradually disappears.
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The alarm keeps on sounding without stopping.
ABS (anti-lock brake system)
This motorcycle is equipped with ABS (only on front wheel) that can
prevent the brake from being locked during the emergency brake.
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The ABS will not reduce the braking distance. In some cases, the
ABS may result in a longer braking distance than usual.
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The ABS does not work at a speed of less than 5 km/h.
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During braking, the brake handle may rebound slightly, which is normal.
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Always use the recommended tires to ensure that the ABS works properly.
Danger
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Regardless of whether the Anti-lock Brake System is provided, an
accident may occur during the braking process when you make a
turn. Emergency braking during a turn may cause a sideslip, which
cannot be controlled by the Anti-lock Brake System.
So you need to slow down sufficiently in the straight section before
making a turn, and do not brake your motorcycle during the turn.
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Improper operation of the Anti-lock Brake System may cause an accident.
The Anti-lock Brake System cannot cope with poor road conditions, misjudg-
ment, and incorrect brake methods. When you ride in poor road conditions,
you need to maintain good judgment and ride safely at a slow speed.
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Use your brake system carefully on slippery roads or turns. Using the emergen-
cy brake on uneven or smooth roads may cause your motorcycle to lose control.
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Following a vehicle too closely may easily lead to a rear-end
collision. When the riding speed is high, the braking distance will
be increased accordingly. Make sure to maintain a safe braking
distance between your motorcycle and the vehicle in front of you.
