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Chapter 1 User Instructions
Instructions on safe driving of your motorcycle:
Following the below instructions will help ensure your safety. You
must pay attention to the traffic around you at all times. Also, you must
observe all state and federal traffic laws and follow the six points below:
Always wear a safety helmet
Safe driving starts from wearing a safety helmet. This is an
important factor in motorcycle driving. A high-quality safety helmet is the
first thing of personal protection in motorcycle driving. The most serious
traffic accident is head injury. Therefore, be sure to wear a safety helmet
to drive a motorcycle, and wear a pair of proper protective glasses.
Please be familiar with the vehicle structure
Your driving technique and your understanding of mechanical
knowledge are the basis of safe driving. Practice in a spacious place
without other vehicles and make yourself fully familiar with your
motorcycle and control method. Be sure to keep in mind that, skill comes
from practice.
Understand the limit of your safe speed
Driving speed depends on road surface conditions, your skills and
the weather. Understanding these limits may prevent accidents. Accidents
may be prevented as long as driving within the range of your skill.
Wear well-fitting clothing
Loose and fancy dress may make you uncomfortable and unsafe
while driving. Gloves, boots and a safety helmet will show that you are
qualified driver. High quality and tight clothing shall be your selection.
Pay more attention to safety while driving in rainy weather
Please note that, on rainy days, the braking distance is two times as
much as that in dry weather. Stay away from manhole covers, painted
marks or oil stain surfaces to prevent slipping, wet roads are dangerous.
Avoid abrupt steering during acceleration. Be careful when driving over
railways and bridges and keep a safe distance with any vehicle in front.
Inspection before driving
Please carefully read all instructions in "inspections before driving"
of the manual to guarantee your safety.
