Irbis ATV250S, Manual

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To turn, face the direction you are traveling and lean your upper body toward the inside of the turn, while the body weight is supported
on the outside by the footrest. This technique balanced distribution of traction on the rear wheels, make turning smoothly. You should
use same leaning technique in reverse when cornering; this will help balance the ATV (Utility).
Note:
1. Practice turning at very low speed before increasing your speed.
2. Big bends turning quickly will roll vehicle, keep balanced. Do not take big bends sharply.
Riding in low traction locations
At any riding on slippery ground such as wet track or loose gravel, or during freezing weather driving, be sure to note the following:
1. Drive very slow.
2. Maintain a high degree of vigilant, check the path before taking it; avoid quick, sharp turns that can cause loss of traction.
3. Turn the handlebar towards the direction of the skid; keep the body center of gravity forward.
Warning
▲ proceed with caution when riding on slippery surfaces, it is possible to lose traction and loss of control accidents occurred, resulting
in serious injury or death.
Do not use the brakes when
▲ slipping. On slippery ground no speeding. Slow down, and pay extra attention.
Security uphill ride
When riding uphill, to note the following:
1. Drive straight up, don’t turn.
2. The feet on the pedals.
3. The body center of gravity forward.
4. Stability speed and throttle.
5. Keep vigilant in case of emergency. This may cause rollovers.
Warning
In the hilly areas, brake operations will be greatly influenced. Improper procedure results in loss of control or vehicle rollover, resulting
in serious injury or death.