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General| Brand | KYMCO |
|---|---|
| Model | MAXXER 375 |
| Category | Offroad Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Lists critical safety precautions to prevent severe injury or death.
Details improper ATV use leading to severe injury or death.
Warns about operating the ATV under 16, increasing injury/death risk.
Operating without instruction increases accident risk, requiring training.
Paved surfaces affect handling and control, increasing accident risk.
Lack of protective gear increases risk of severe injury or death.
Excessive speed increases loss of control and accident risk.
Removing hands/feet reduces control, risking falls or accidents.
Improper turning can cause loss of control, collision, or rollover.
Improper climbing risks loss of control or overturning.
Children under 16 may lack skills, leading to accidents and injury.
Operating on roads risks collision with vehicles and is often illegal.
Alcohol/drugs impair judgment and reaction, leading to accidents.
Stunts increase accident risk, including rollovers.
Riding on unfamiliar terrain without care risks overturning or loss of control.
Steep hills increase overturning risk compared to level ground.
Passengers affect balance and control, increasing accident risk.
Lack of inspection/maintenance increases accident or equipment damage risk.
Riding on rough/slippery terrain risks loss of traction and control.
Emphasizes checking ATV condition before riding to prevent failure.
Crucial for proper operation; incorrect pressure causes handling issues.
Details essential protective clothing for ATV riding to prevent injury.
Ensures sufficient fuel and proper oil level before each ride.
Crucial for preventing severe head injury or death.
Ensures brake system is functional; check levers and pedal.
Checks throttle lever for free and smooth motion.
Guides on starting the ATV engine in cold conditions, including primer lever use.
Provides guidelines for safe and effective braking and stopping.
Explains how to start the ATV after the engine is warm.
Explains techniques for safely executing wide turns.
Describes methods for executing quick turns safely.
Provides instructions for performing a K-turn maneuver.
Offers techniques for safely climbing hills, including weight shift.
Explains techniques for safely riding downhill using brakes and speed control.
Describes swerving as an emergency maneuver to avoid obstacles.
Provides guidelines for safely crossing obstacles like logs and ruts.
Provides safety guidelines for crossing roads.
Explains how to stop the ATV by releasing throttle and applying brakes.
Covers fundamental maneuvers like mounting, starting, and stopping.
Details how to use body weight for turning and balance.
Details advanced techniques for making sharp turns.
Details advanced skills for sidehilling, advising caution.
Advises on pre-ride checks and appropriate clothing for cold weather.
Covers techniques like leaning, weight shift, and balance for control.
Explains how to control skids and slides.
Details the procedure for starting the ATV engine safely.
Provides guidelines for handling a stalled ATV on a hill.
Warns about water depth limits and potential hazards.
Lists maximum load, tongue weight, and towing capacity.
Details the severe impairment from alcohol/drugs, risking accidents.
Highlights the need for maintenance for safety and integrity.
Warns about risks of speeding and stunts, increasing hospitalization chances.
States passengers are prohibited due to safety risks.
Recommends age-appropriate ATVs and age limits for operation.
Prohibits inexperienced riders and mandates owner supervision.
Explains how to shift the automatic dual-range transmission.
Emphasizes periodic maintenance of the ATV's brakes.
Provides a schedule for routine maintenance tasks.
Explains how to inspect, clean, and service the air filter.
Refers to oil viscosity chart for proper engine oil selection.
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