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5.4.3, Use the brake
1) When you need to slow down, you must use the front and rear brakes at the same time. (Slowly hold the front brake handle with your right hand
and slowly step on the rear brake pedal with your right foot to avoid using the front and rear brakes separately). Avoid decelerating too fast, which
may cause the clutch to slip.
2) In emergency situations, turn off the flame-out switch and use the front and rear brakes to stop at the same time.
3) Avoid sudden braking as much as possible. Because the sudden braking will cause the front and rear wheels to stop suddenly, making the vehicle
difficult to control.
4) Avoid sudden acceleration, sudden braking and sharp turns on slippery or soft roads. Prevent the vehicle from sliding sideways, which is difficult
to control.
5.4.4, parking
1) Return the throttle gradually to fully return the throttle.
2) At the same time, slowly hold the front brake handle with your right hand, and slowly step on the rear brake pedal with your right foot to avoid
using the front and rear brakes separately.
3) When the vehicle speed decreases, lower the gear.
4) Hold the clutch handle tightly, put it in neutral and then stop completely. After the neutral gear is engaged, the neutral indicator on the meter will
light up.
5) If you want to use a single brace to park on a gentle slope, you should put down a low gear, and the front of the vehicle should be uphill to avoid
overturning. (Be sure to engage the neutral position when restarting)
6) Turn off the ignition switch lock; in an emergency, you can directly turn off the flameout switch to turn off the engine.
7) Lock the steering mechanism and pull out the key to prevent theft.
Danger:
1. The higher the vehicle speed, the longer the braking distance. Therefore, a safe distance between vehicles must be maintained to
prevent rear-end collisions. (Often only using the rear brake will accelerate the wear of the brake system, and the braking distance will
become longer and longer)
2. Using only the front or rear brakes will cause slipping and loss of control; on wet and slippery roads and turns, the braking system
must be used with caution; emergency braking on uneven or smooth roads will cause the motorcycle to lose control.
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