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6.1.2. Vehicle storage
If you leave your motorcycle outdoors, you should consider
using a full-body motorcycle shield.
If you do not drive the vehicle for an extended
period of time, follow these guidelines:
1. Lubricate the drive chain regularly.
2. Clean the motorcycle and wax all paint surfaces.
3. Place the motorcycle on the lifting tool and cushion it with
wooden blocks so that both tires are off the ground at the
same time.
4. When it rains, remove the body shield and dry the motor-
cycle.
5. Remove the battery to prevent the battery from losing
power.
After a long period of storage, check all items in the mainte-
nance schedule before driving again.
6.1.3. Vehicle transportation
If you need to transport your vehicle, you should use a
vehicle-specific trailer, or a flatbed van or trailer with a
loading platform, lifting platform, and lashing straps. When
the vehicle is being towed, the wheels must not touch the
ground.
Forcibly dragging the motorcycle will cause
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damage to the transmission parts of the vehicle.
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6.2. Environmental protection
6.2.1. Use of environmentally friendly cleaning agents
A biodegradable stain remover is recommended when washing
the vehicle. Avoid detergents containing chlorofluorocarbons,
which can damage the ozone layer in the atmosphere.
6.2.2. Disposal of waste
In order to protect the natural environment (atmosphere,
water and soil) on which we live, we should consciously abide
by the following actions:
1. Wash the car in a special car washing place to prevent oily
sewage from being directly discharged into the soil;
2. Do not discard the following wastes as ordinary garbage at
will. They should be handed over to designated repair
shops, and then they should be handed over to qualified
waste disposal centers for disposal.
Discarded items include:
• Oil, oily rags, gloves, waste parts (tires, cables, bearings,
gears, etc.);
• Empty cans of shock absorber fluid, brake fluid, rust remover,
carburetor cleaner, brake system cleaner, self-spray paint, etc;
• Waste liquid such as brake fluid should not be dumped
anywhere, and should be handed over to the designated
repair shop for unified disposal;
• Waste batteries should not be discarded at will, and should
be handed over to the designated repair shop for unified
disposal.
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