Rale Industries ST120 2021, User Manual

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2021 RALE® ST120 INSTALLATION GUIDE 8
Read and follow all warning Labels on the RALE Track Kit and in this
User’s Manual
Snow Safety: Riding in snow and cold temperatures is fun and
thrilling if riders take the time to become educated, know what to
expect beforehand as well as exercise safety precautions while
riding. This list is not comprehensive it is the sole responsibility of
the operator to be educated.
• Learn about avalanche awareness. Check for safety courses in
your area
• Wear an avalanche beacon, avalanche bag, carry a shovel,
and probes
• Frequently practice avalanche safety, and make sure everyone
in your riding group is educated about snow safety
• Check weather and snow conditions, and dress appropriately
• Know your route; tell someone your plan and when to call for
help if contact is not made
• Utilize on-line resources for cold weather safety information and
training; https://www.wcc.nrcs.usda.gov/snow/ ; weather.gov/ ;
avalanche.org
Gear / Tool Packing: It is recommended to pack the following gear.
These lists are not comprehensive, and the rider may need to
pack more or less depending on current and changing conditions,
routes, duration, distance, proximity to help, and any other potential
dangers.
Survival / Recovery:
• First aid kit
• Fire starter kit
• Shovel
• Avalanche beacon
• Avalanche probes
• Folding saw
• Satellite communication device / GPS
• Extra Socks
• Extra Gloves
• Survival Kit
DANGER
Riding in snow and cold temperatures is safe, fun and exciting
if the rider takes the time to become educated, know what to
expect and exercise safety precautions while riding. This list is not
comprehensive. It is the sole responsibility of the operator to be
educated.
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