To start riding:
Firmly pull the clutch lever toward the handlebars, wait a little moment, and
press down the gear lever to engage first gear, rotate the accelerator grip slowly
towards you and smoothly and slowly release the clutch lever. When the clutch
is engaged, the motorcycle will move forward.
To change into a higher gear, release the accelerator and, at the same time, pull
the clutch lever, shift the gear lever to the next higher speed gear position and
release the clutch lever, slightly rotate the accelerator. Repeat to increase speed
on open roads
Riding down a slope:
Shift from a high gear to a low gear to make sure that your speed is not too
great. If you change down too early the engine speed will become excessive, and
rapid deceleration will result.
Slope climbing:
When going up a steep slope, the motorcycle will decelerate. Engage a gear
which allows the engine to generate sufficient torque to allow progress.
However, do not allow the engine to over rev. When going down a slope, use
the engine for braking, by shifting into a lower gear.
Use of Brakes
Rotate the accelerator grip outward to fully close the throttle.
At the same time, apply the front and rear brakes with even forces.
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