Can-Am SPYDER RT 2022, Руководство оператора

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Safe Operating Instructions 83
prepared to correct your trajectory if
necessary.
If you strike a large enough obstacle,
bump or hole, the impact can make
the vehicle jump and strike you, eject
riders, make you lose control, spin or
roll over.
If you can’t come to a complete stop in
time to avoid an obstacle, you can
swerve to avoid it. You can swerve
and
brake at the same time if
necessary.
If you encounter a large animal in the
road, like a deer, it is best to stop be-
fore reaching it and wait until the ani-
mal leaves, or go past slowly.
If a dog chases you, a good strategy
is to slow down and downshift as the
dog
approaches, then accelerate
away as you get closer to where the
dog would intercept you.
O On n--R Ro oa ad d E Em me errg ge en ncciie ess
A vehicle malfunction or an unex-
pected situation can occur any time
during a ride. A well-maintained ve-
hicle can help reduce the risk of mal-
function, but you should still be
prepared for an emergency.
–
Always have the Operator's Guide
in the vehicle.
– When stopping on the road, follow
these precautions:
–
If the road has paved should-
ers, signal your intention to pull
off the highway, pull off at near
traffic speed, then slow down to
a complete stop.
– If the shoulder is unpaved, sig-
nal your intention to pull off the
roadway, slow down to a safe
speed before pulling off the
paved roadway and stop the
vehicle.
– Let the turn signal activated to
increase your visibility.
– On models equipped with haz-
ard warning lights, activate
them to increase your visibility.
– If you have cellular phone or other
communication device, fully
charge it before long rides.
– If you are involved in an accident,
BRP strongly recommends that
you have your vehicle transported
(see
Transporting the Vehicle ) to
the nearest Can-Am On-Road
dealer to have it thoroughly in-
spected for safety before riding
again.
T Tiirre e F Fa aiillu urre e
If a tire failure or a blowout suddenly
occurs, firmly grip the handlebar,
gradually slow down and carefully
steer to a safe place to stop. Avoid
hard braking, downshifting, or sharp
steering. If a front tire fails, the vehicle
may tend to pull in the direction of the
failed tire, so you will need to maintain
a firm grip on the handlebar to control
your direction. Refer to
Road Side Re-
pairs section for instructions on tire
repair.
STREET STRATEGIES