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3) When braking you should brake both the front and the rear wheels.
·After releasing the Fuel Throttle Handlebar, you should brake the front and the rear wheels
simultaneously.
·You should press the brakes slowly and gently in the beginning, and then forcefully to stop the
motorcycle. This is the best way of braking.
Caution:
Braking only one wheel may endanger the motorcycle, making it tilt and fall.
The running speed of the motorcycle must conform to the gear of the engine.
When the motorcycle runs at a high speed, you should not change it into a lower
gear or make a sudden braking.
4. Stopping Methods and Cautions
1) When approaching the place where you want to stop the motorcycle,
·you should turn on the Turning Lights ahead of time to warn the vehicles that are following behind, and
then slow up and pull off at the roadside.
·Turn off the Fuel Throttle Handlebar (the Fuel-saving Handlebar) when stopping the motorcycle, and in
the meantime brake both the front and the rear wheels immediately.
·When braking, the Braking Light will shine to warn the vehicles that are following behind.
