MAEVING RM1S 2024 - Brake Pads; Brake Fluid Levels; Front Forks

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SAFE OPERATION
Brake pads
Confirm the brake pads have more than 1.5mm of friction material
remaining. For further information, see Brake pad and brake disc
wear inspection on page 67.
WARNING: Brake pad wear beyond the recommended friction
limit will result in contact of the metal support with the
brake disc, resulting in damage/wear to the brake disc and
compromising braking eciency and the safety of the rider.
Riding with worn brake pads/discs may lead to loss of control
and an accident, causing injury or death.
Note: Do not ride the motorcycle with defective or worn brake
pads/discs, as doing so may lead to costly repairs and/or void
the warranty.
Brake fluid levels
Check for signs of brake fluid leakage and confirm the brake fluid
levels are between the maximum and minimum marks on both
reservoirs. For further information, see Brake fluid level inspection
and adjustment on page 69.
WARNING: Never mix dierent brands, types or grades of
brake fluid. Doing so may aect braking eciency and lead to
an accident, causing injury or death.
WARNING: Never overfill the brake master cylinder reservoir
with brake fluid. Doing so may cause dangerous riding
conditions that could lead to loss of control and an accident,
causing damage to the motorcycle, injury or death.
WARNING: Riding with depleted brake fluid levels or with a
brake fluid leak is very dangerous and may cause a reduction
in brake performance or failure of the brakes. Depleted brake
fluid levels or a leak in the braking system may lead to loss of
control and an accident, causing injury or death.
NOTICE: When topping up the brake fluid, make sure you do
not spill or splash any brake fluid onto painted surfaces of your
motorcycle, as it can damage paintwork and other surfaces.
Front forks
Check for smooth action and no leaks from the seals. For further
information, see Front fork inspection on page 74.
WARNING: If damage, compromised smooth operation
or leaks from the seals are found, contact the Maeving
Workshop Team, a Maeving Workshop Partner or a qualified
person or business with an extensive technical knowledge
of motorcycles. Riding with any of these conditions can
adversely aect stability and handling, which may result in an
accident, causing injury or death. For further information, see
Contacts on page 6.
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