Can-Am RYKER 2023 Series, Руководство оператора

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68 SAFE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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– Get comfortable turning in a con-
trolled manner.
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This exercise is similar to what you did
before, except that now instead of
stopping for each turn, you will make
the turn at low speed.
–
Roll in a straight line. Ride a little
farther from the cones so you can
make a wide arcing turn at the end
of the straightaway.
– As you approach the curve, slow
down to no more than 8 km/h (5
mi/h) by releasing the throttle and
apply brake if needed.
– Hold the throttle to maintain your
low speed.
– Look in the direction of the curve.
– Turn the handlebar in the direction
of the curve, pulling on the inside
handgrip and pushing on the out-
side, being careful not to apply
throttle.
– Leaning forward and into the curve
may help you turn the handlebar
more easily.
– Straighten your handlebar after the
turn and proceed down the
straightaway.
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1. Start
2. Friction zone
3. Apex
N NO OT TE E::
Motorcyclists - Riding through turns
and curves with this vehicle is different
than on a motorcycle. The vehicle
does not lean during a turn, so you
may need to shift your body weight to-
wards the inside of the turn to keep a
comfortable posture on the vehicle.
You will need to exert more force to
turn the handlebar of your vehicle than
is needed to turn a motorcycle. How-
ever, it is easier to stop while turning
than with a motorcycle.
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– After you are comfortable turning
in one direction, try going around
the course the other way. Be care-
ful not to apply more throttle than
you intend when turning left.
– Stop at the apex of the turn to see
what it is like to use your brakes in
a curve or turn.
REQUIRED RIDING SKILLS AND PRACTICE EXERCISES