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You have to look ahead along the inner side of the planed lane, so that you can see early enough
the exit of the corner.
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Consider the reaction time when you brake.
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Train with and without passenger
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the reaction of the brake on different road lengths. Find out carefully when the tires block.
6. HOW TO STOP AND PARK
6.1 STOP
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Turn on the direction indicator timely and take care of vehicles behind you.
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Return the throttle grip back in it’s original position and apply the front- and rear brake together.
The stop light will lighten and alert vehicles behind of you that you are stopping.
6.2 PARKING
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After stopping the vehicle, switch off the direction indicator and turn the ignition key to “OFF” position,
to stop the engine.
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Never operate the ignition key during riding the vehicle, as it might cause
an accident.
6.3 CHOICE OF A SUITABLE PARKING PLACE
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Be sure to park in an area that is free of traffic. Pay attention that you park your vehicle on a firm,
level ground.
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Put the vehicle on its
main- or side
stand.
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To park the vehicle, hold the steering with the left hand and click down the
main
stand with the right
foot.
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To prevent stealing, lock the steering while parking and pull out the ignition key.
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Always park your vehicle in a safe area that is free of traffic.
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Pay attention to the hot engine and exhaust system!
7. Self inspections before operation
Check the vehicle and have regular maintenance inspections for increased safety and prevention of
accidents.
If you find any malfunction during inspection or anything seems to be abnormal, contact one of our
authorized dealers for inspection and repair.
Prior operating the vehicle, always perform following checkups:
Checkup of the security relevant components:
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Fuel
level
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Tires
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Brakes, brake fluid
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Engine oil level
