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3.3 ELECTRIC STARTING
• Place the scooter on the centre stand (see section 2.12.1).
• Insert the ignition key in the switch and turn it to position
• Make sure that the engine emergency stop switch, on the right hand
control, is in position and that the side stand is in rest position.
• Make sure the lights are off.
• Pull one of the two brake levers (preferably the rear one).
• Press the starter button.
• Release the starter button as soon as the engine starts.
• Relese the stand and sit on the saddle.
IMPORTANT! In order to ensure a maximum battery life, we recommend
you to turn the engine on with the lights switched off.
3.4 COLD STARTING
• This vehicle’s engine features an automatic electrical starter device,
which will maintain the engine revved up for the first few minutes of
use (only for cold starting).
• To guarantee a long service life of the engine, do not rev up when the
engine is cold.
Before using the the vehicle after a few days of inactivity,
act on the throttle grip; if the engine does not start, wait a
few seconds before repeating the operation.
Attemps to start the engine should never last long longer
than 10 seconds, otherwise the battery could run flat.
3.5 STARTING
• Warm the engine up for a few seconds before setting off.
• Disengage the centre stand.
• Get onto the vehicle keeping the rear brake lever pulled and, with both
hands on the handlebars, release the brake and then turn the twist
grip throttle control gently
• Check that the rear-view mirrors are correctly positioned.
• Look out for oncoming traffic, switch on the indicator light and move
off.
Do not accelerate while pulling the brakes.
3.6 BRAKING
• Close the twist grip throttle control and pull the two brake levers gently
to balance the power on both levers, so as to avoid dangerous skidding.
3.7 ENGINE STOPPING
• After a long ride, we advise you to let the engine run idle for a few
seconds before turning the key to “ ”.
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