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Changing direction
a.
Switch the direction switch to the left or right before making a turn. The turn signal will flash.
b.
After turning, push the button once. The turn signal light turns OFF.
Braking
Braking is controlled by the brake hand levers located on either side of the handlebar. Applying either brake
lever will illuminate the rear brake light.
Brakes should be applied uniformly and evenly to prevent from locking up. A balance between front and rear
braking is generally best.
Do not brake by using the front brake alone. This could ca use the motorcycle to tip forward unseating the
rider, and causing loss of control of the motorcycle, which could result serious injury or even death.
Do not apply the brakes strongly enough to lock the wheels. Th is may cause loss of control of the
motorcycle and could result serious injury or even death.
NOTE: This motorcycle has a system which cuts off the motor power while braking. Return the throttle back
to normal position to avoid the motorcycle moving forward suddenly when you release the brake.
Points to remember while riding your scooter.
1.
Always sound your horn and use your turn signals when passing other vehicles going in the same
direction and never try to pass at intersections, round curves or when going up or down hill.
2.
Your electric motorcycle is a quiet machine, unlike normal motorcycles. Frequently use the horn to
warn other vehicles and pedestrians of you r presence.
3.
Al ways use your signals when preparing to pass or stop.
4.
Obey all traffic signs and signals. Be particularly careful when there are school or railroad crossing
signs.
5.
When turning, watch for pedestrians and animals as well as other traffic.
6.
Obey traffic lights. Don 't anticipate the light changing.
7.
Do not leave the curb or parking area without signaling and checking that your way is clear of
moving traffic.
8.
Be sure that your license plate(s) are correctly installed and visible, where applicable.
9.
Ride at a safe speed that is consistent with the type of road you are driving on. Watch for debris such
as leave or loose gravel, which can cause wheel slip.
10.
Adjust your driving to weather and traffic conditions, increase braking distance in wet, icy, oily road
conditions or when it is snowing.
CAUTION
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