Triumph Tiger 1200 GT 2021, Руководство пользователя

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GENERAL INFORMATION
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Blind Spot Radar (if fitted)
Warning
The blind spot radar is an aid. It does
not replace the need to be aware of all
situations when riding.
The rider must always maintain a high
level of awareness and concentration
while riding, always use the mirrors
and check the blind spots. The rider
must not rely on the blind spot
radar. The rider must also look over
their shoulder (head check) prior to
overtaking or changing lanes.
The rider is responsible for detecting
all other vehicles, estimating the
distance between them and the
motorcycle, and then manoeuvring the
motorcycle in a safe and responsible
way to avoid any collision.
The rider must also obey all speed
limits, observe all road signs and road
markings, and react accordingly to any
environmental influences such as thick
fog, heavy rain, etc.
Operating and riding the motorcycle
safely and correctly is always the
rider's sole responsibility.
When riding, there is an area behind the
motorcycle and rider that is not always
visible to the rider even when using the
mirrors. This is referred to as a blind
spot area.
The blind spot radar may assist the
rider by monitoring the blind spot areas
behind the motorcycle.
The blind spot radar system can only be
enabled and disabled manually by the
rider.
Blind Spot Radar Sensor
Warning
The blind spot radar sensor cover may
become covered by road dirt, mud,
rain, ice, snow, etc.
Always make sure to check and clean
the blind spot radar sensor cover
before riding the motorcycle.
The blind spot radar's ability to detect
a vehicle in the rider’s blind spot
may be effected and give incorrect
indications. This may lead to a
motorcycle accident.
Warning
Do not attach stickers or objects to
the rear blind spot radar sensor cover.
The blind spot radar's ability to detect
a vehicle in the rider’s blind spot
may be affected and give incorrect
indications. This may lead to a
motorcycle accident.
Warning
Always make sure that no accessories,
luggage, or passenger's items cover or
obscure the blind spot radar sensor
cover or sensor range.
When riding with a passenger make
sure that their clothing does not
overhang the seat and cover the blind
spot radar sensor cover.
The blind spot radar's ability to detect
a vehicle in the rider’s blind spot will
be affected if it is covered and give
incorrect indications. This may lead to
a motorcycle accident.