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ENGINE INTIAL RUN-IN
MILEAGE FROM 1 TO 620 MILES IS THE MOST
IMPORTANT RERIOD FOR THE SCOOTER’S SUSTAINING
LIFE. THE NEW ENGINE CAN’T AFFORD TOO MUCH
LOADING DURING THE FIRST 620 MILES. EACH PART OF
THE ENGINE WILL BE RUN-IN TO OBTAIN THE CORRECT
CLEARANCE. IN THIS PERIOD, AVOID PROLONGING THE
COMPLETE THROTTLING OUT OR ANY OPERATION
WHICH MAY CAUSE HIGH TEMPERATURE IN THE ENGINE.
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY THE ENGINE. PLEASE READ
CAREFUILY THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION.
1. 0~95 MILES
AVOID OVER 1/2 THROTTLING OPERATION.COOL
DOWN THE ENGINE 5-10 MIN./PER HOUR.CHANGING
THE SPEED(DO NOT CONTINUE AT THE SAME SPEED
FOR TOO LONG.)
2. 95~310 MILES
AVOID OVER 1/2 THROTTLING LONG OPERATION.
3. 310~620 MILES
AVOID OVER 3/4 THROTTLING OPERATION.
NOTE: CHANGE GEAR OIL AFTER 200 MILES
4.ABOVE 620 MILES
AVOID THROTTLING OUT TOTALLY IN A LONG PERIOD
OPERATION.
NOTE: IF THERE IS ANY PROBLEM DURING THE INITIAL
RUN-IN PREIOD, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR
DEALERS.
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Operation
Braking
You should be prepared to use your brakes at all times.
Unexpected behavior of fellow motorists, road debris,
animals and other obstacles can arise without notice.
Becoming familiar with and actively covering your
brakes while riding can drastically reduce braking
distances and improve safety.
Applying the brakes
1. Release the throttle
2. Gradually pull the brake lever(s) toward the
handlebar to apply the brake.
Applying both brakes simultaneously will result in a
shorter stopping distance than actuating either
brake individually.
The right-hand brake lever actuates the front brake
.
The left-hand brake lever actuates the rear brake
.
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Applying the brake lever abruptly or forcefully can cause the wheel
to stop suddenly which can result in a loss of control of your
vehicle. This effect is more prom
i
nent when the road surface is
wet, covered in dirt or other debris, or you are traveling over metal
objects. Always maintain acute awareness and full control of the
braking force you are applying. Consider all environmental
circumstances when braking.
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