Control Functions of Mechanism
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the 2-wheel vehicle can easily become unstable and
risk tipping over.
When starting the vehicle, it should be set to unlocking
state for a smoother start.
When the vehicle is starting or decelerating, as the
vehicle is in between the unlocking and locking
threshold, the rider must be careful when riding. The
rider should familiarize themselves with vehicle
operations and the device switching characteristics to
ensure safety of usage.
If the locking indicator turns orange, it means there
are problems. Please restart the vehicle. If problem
cannot be resolved, please visit the dealer shop for
inspection and repairs.
1. Before locking the Front Suspension, the rider must
keep the motorcycle in an upright position. If the
motorcycle is tilting, it may lead to an unstable center
of gravity as to cause the overturning of the vehicle.
2. Be sure to release the front suspension locking under
any of the following circumstances. Otherwise, it may
lead to unbalanced riding and cause the overturning
of the vehicle.
When riding on muddy, bumpy or coarse road surface
conditions.
When passing through obstacles deployed along the
road such as crosswalks and the road humps, etc.
When riding on the slope.
3. If you need to walk the motorcycle, shut down the
vehicle power beforehand. Otherwise, the Front
Suspension might be released accidentally as to
cause the overturning of the vehicle.
4. Do not execute the sliding by turning off the
motorcycle when the Front Suspension is under
locked status as it may result in uncontrollable riding
during the sliding process. If starting the vehicle
power during the sliding process, it may release the
Front Suspension Lock inadvertently as to lose the
balance.
5. After starting the Front Suspension locking when the
vehicle is on stopped status, use the hand brake or
operate the parking brake to prevent the vehicle from
executing unexpected sliding.
6. When putting aside the vehicle for a long time, park
the motorcycle with the Main Stand and unlock the
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