SAFETY
Unique Handling Characteristics of the FUV
Include
l More stability in turns
l Vehicle stability at rest
l Flat cornering
l Turns in direction of steering
l Quick response to steering changes
l Like all vehicles, the FUV can hydroplane when
encountering water on the driving surface. Every
vehicle has a unique hydroplane speed and
response, driven by vehicle weight, tire
configuration and tire condition.
The FUV may hydroplane at lower speeds and react
differently to hydroplaning than other motorcycles and
cars.
Failure to operate the FUV properly can result in a
collision, loss of control, accident or rollover, which may
result in serious injury or death. Read and understand all
safety warnings outlined in this Owner's Guide.
Obey All Driving Laws
Motorcycle helmets and a motorcycle license or
endorsement may be required in your area for legal
operation of the FUV. Follow the laws of your state.
A state- by- state guide to motorcycle laws is provided
online by the Motorcycle Legal Foundation at:
https://www.motorcyclelegalfoundation.com/state-by-
state-guide-to-motorcycle-laws/
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