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MAIN CONTROLS
RIGHT DIAL
1) Electric ignition button
Press this button to start the engine with
the starter device.
2) Emergency light button
With the ignition key set to “ ” use
this switch to switch on the emergency
lights (simultaneous lashing of all of the
direction indicators).
The emergency lights are used in case
of emergency, to advise the other road
users that your vehicle is about to stop
in dangerous trafic areas.
WARNING:
Do not use the emergency lights when
the engine is off; this is to stop the battery
from becoming flat.
3) Engine off button
Set this switch to “ ” before switching
on the engine. Set this switch to “ ”
to switch off the engine in case
of emergency, such as, for example,
when the motorbike tilts over or the ac-
celerator cable is blocked.
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compare vehicle speed with wheel speed.
Since non-recommended tires can affect
wheel speed, they may confuse the com-
puters, which can extend braking distan-
ce.
Use of non-recommended tires may
cause malfunctioning of ABS and can
lead to extended braking distance.
The rider could have an accident as a
result. Always use recommended stan-
dard tires for this vehicle.
• ABS indicator light may come on under
certain extreme riding condition.
For example, wheelie, stoppie, or
burn-out, rear-wheel drifting, or any
maneuvers may cause the front and rear
wheel to have different rotation status. In
this case, first turn the ignition key to
“OFF” , and then back to “ON” .
ABS indicator light goes of by this opera-
tion, but if ABS indicator light remains lit
after the vehicle runs at the speed of
approximately 5 km/h or above, you
should have the bike checked by an
authorized Benelli dealer.
• When the ABS is functioning, you may
feel a pulsing in the brake lever or pedal.
NOTE:
This is normal. You don’ t need and
should not stop applying brakes when
this specific pulsing feeling appears.
• ABS does not function at speeds of
approximate 5 km/h or below.
• ABS does not function if the battery is
discharged
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