GLOVES
Gloves are recommended to provide protection from abrasions and help to keep your hands from getting sore, tired or cold.
Note that rigger’s gloves may become slippery when wet and are not advisable for use with quad bikes.
FOOTWEAR
• Sturdy footwear is recommended (preferably boots that come up past your ankle with strong uppers for
gear changes.)
• Heels will prevent your feet from slipping off the foot decks.
CLOTHING
• Arms and legs should be covered to reduce abrasions to the body, even in hot weather.
• Trousers should be close-fitting and in good condition
If you do not intend to use the Vehicle for extended periods of time, it is important to prepare the vehicle correctly for storage
and check the vehicle very carefully prior to putting the OFF ROAD VEHICLE back into service.
PLEASE NOTE:
Incorrect storage can cause damage to the working components of the OFF ROAD VEHICLE and in turn
the engine.
- Change the engine oil (Dirty oil can cause damaging sediments to be left in the engine)
- Drain the fuel system entirely and treat the components with a machine oil or anti rust agent (Stale fuel can cause
damage to the carburettor, please refer to the safety precautions for handling petro chemicals)
- Remove the spark plug and inject 20ml of clean engine oil into the cylinder, kick the kick start several times to
distribute engine oil around the top end of the engine. Replace the spark plug ATTENTION: Ensure the ignition is
“OFF” so that the engine cannot fire and the spark plug cannot spark)
- Make sure the vehicle is clean, dry and lubricated
- Check tyre pressure and inflate where necessary, “Chock” the wheels to avoid misshaping the tyres/tubes.
- Store the vehicle in a cool dry place. It is advised to wrap the bike in a protective sheet to avoid UV damage or
unnecessary scratches/damage
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