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Precaution for O-road Surfaces
Driving on o-road surfaces (unpaved road) is dierent than a paved road. It requires driving experience,
and errors may lead to serious injury. Consider joining a riding club to get more o-road instruction, driving
routes, and driving areas�
Always keep a sate distance from other riders ahead of you and behind of you when riding in a group�
Never operate carelessly or make unexpected maneuvers with other vehicles close by� Stay on designated
trails and riding areas, and discourage others from operating in unauthorized locations�
Pay attention to the following safety precautions to prevent accidents on gentle o-road roads:
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1� Cargo weight carried in the left and right side boxes should try to be equal� Balance is very important
when driving o-road, especially in soft sand terrain or wetland terrain that is easy to get stuck, drift, or
requires additional throttle to maintain a constant speed�
2� When driving off-road in complex or extreme surface conditions, reducing the tire pressure
appropriately can help for better operating control, ground holding, and stability�
3. Keep constant throttle opening during o-road driving and prevent abrupt throttle changes.
4. Keep the handlebar stable during o-road driving to prevent steering waggling.
5� Try best to use rear brake and engine brake to reduce the speed and maintain steering control�
6� Plan a sensible driving route� Avoid serious conditions or surfaces that are beyond your driving ability�
Pay high attention to the conditions during driving and try best to choose solid ground�
7� Try best to bypass deep puddles or muddy ground� Test the water depth and surface condition, and if
you can, avoid riding through it�
Consult your authorized CFMOTO dealer for more safety information�
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