CSC SG250 - Owners Manual Basics; General Motorcycle Safety Guidance

SG250 Owner’s and Service Manual
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Section 1: Owner’s Manual
General Motorcycle Safety Guidance
Warning! Do not attempt to ride this motorcycle on public roads if you do not have a motorcycle
license.
Warning! Do not attempt to ride this motorcycle if you do not know how to ride a motorcycle.
Warning! Always wear appropriate motorcycle gear when riding your motorcycle. Never ride your
motorcycle without wearing an approved helmet, a motorcycle jacket, eye protection, gloves,
motorcycle pants, and boots.
Warning! Always remain alert while operating your motorcycle. Pay attention to traffic conditions and
the road surface. Adjust your speed and following distances taking these factors into consideration.
Warning! Never operate your motorcycle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, or when sleep
deprived.
Warning! The motorcycle’s cylinder, cylinder head, and exhaust system are hot when the motorcycle is
running and after turning it off. Do not touch these items.
Warning! Always maintain appropriate tire pressure. Operating the motorcycle with low tire pressure
will adversely affect the motorcycle’s handling.
Warning! Replace worn tires promptly.
Warning! Never attempt to lubricate the chain by running the engine, putting the motorcycle in gear,
and lifting the rear of the motorcycle. Lubricate the chain with the engine off.
Warning! Make sure the choke is fully open when riding the motorcycle.
Warning! Do not attempt to reach under the tank to open or close the choke while riding the
motorcycle.
Warning! Do not overload the motorcycle or load it unevenly.
Warning! Do not attempt to carry more than one passenger (in addition to the rider).
Warning! Do not attempt to perform “wheelies.”
Caution! Don’t park your motorcycle facing downhill without leaving the motorcycle in gear, or it may
roll forward and fall down.
Caution! Never operate your motorcycle without the air filter, the muffler, and all emissions
components in place. Doing so will reduce performance, damage the engine, and void your warranty.