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5.2 TYRES INFLATION PRESSURES5.2 TYRES INFLATION PRESSURES
5.2 TYRES INFLATION PRESSURES5.2 TYRES INFLATION PRESSURES
5.2 TYRES INFLATION PRESSURES
Correct inflation pressure will provide maximum stability, rider comfort and
tyre life. Always check tyre pressures before riding when the tyres are cold.
Front tyre pressure:Front tyre pressure:
Front tyre pressure:Front tyre pressure:
Front tyre pressure: 1,5 bar (22 Psi)
Rear tyre pressure:Rear tyre pressure:
Rear tyre pressure:Rear tyre pressure:
Rear tyre pressure: 2,2bar (32,3 Psi) single driver 2,5 bar (36,2 Psi)
with passenger
5.3 REFUELLING5.3 REFUELLING
5.3 REFUELLING5.3 REFUELLING
5.3 REFUELLING
Follow the procedure described in the «Vehicle Description/Fuel Tank»
section of this handbook to access the fuel tank and refuel your vehicle
using exclusive 95 RON unleaded fuel.
Fuel Tank Capacity: approx. 13 l - reserve: approx. 3 l.Fuel Tank Capacity: approx. 13 l - reserve: approx. 3 l.
Fuel Tank Capacity: approx. 13 l - reserve: approx. 3 l.Fuel Tank Capacity: approx. 13 l - reserve: approx. 3 l.
Fuel Tank Capacity: approx. 13 l - reserve: approx. 3 l.
Tyre pressures must always be checked when theTyre pressures must always be checked when the
Tyre pressures must always be checked when theTyre pressures must always be checked when the
Tyre pressures must always be checked when the
tyres are cold. Incorrect tyre inflation will causetyres are cold. Incorrect tyre inflation will cause
tyres are cold. Incorrect tyre inflation will causetyres are cold. Incorrect tyre inflation will cause
tyres are cold. Incorrect tyre inflation will cause
abnormal tread wear and instability problems thatabnormal tread wear and instability problems that
abnormal tread wear and instability problems thatabnormal tread wear and instability problems that
abnormal tread wear and instability problems that
may lead to loss of control and an accident resulting in seriousmay lead to loss of control and an accident resulting in serious
may lead to loss of control and an accident resulting in seriousmay lead to loss of control and an accident resulting in serious
may lead to loss of control and an accident resulting in serious
damages and injuries.damages and injuries.
damages and injuries.damages and injuries.
damages and injuries.
During refuelling, the ignition switch must beDuring refuelling, the ignition switch must be
During refuelling, the ignition switch must beDuring refuelling, the ignition switch must be
During refuelling, the ignition switch must be
in the OFF position. Petrol (fuel) is highlyin the OFF position. Petrol (fuel) is highly
in the OFF position. Petrol (fuel) is highlyin the OFF position. Petrol (fuel) is highly
in the OFF position. Petrol (fuel) is highly
flammable; do not smoke; keep away from any source offlammable; do not smoke; keep away from any source of
flammable; do not smoke; keep away from any source offlammable; do not smoke; keep away from any source of
flammable; do not smoke; keep away from any source of
flames; do not inhale petrol fumes.flames; do not inhale petrol fumes.
flames; do not inhale petrol fumes.flames; do not inhale petrol fumes.
flames; do not inhale petrol fumes.
To prevent any damage, ensure that petrol doesTo prevent any damage, ensure that petrol does
To prevent any damage, ensure that petrol doesTo prevent any damage, ensure that petrol does
To prevent any damage, ensure that petrol does
not spill onto the plastic fairings of the vehicle.not spill onto the plastic fairings of the vehicle.
not spill onto the plastic fairings of the vehicle.not spill onto the plastic fairings of the vehicle.
not spill onto the plastic fairings of the vehicle.
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WARNINGWARNING
WARNINGWARNING
WARNING
ATTENTIONATTENTION
ATTENTIONATTENTION
ATTENTION
ATTENTIONATTENTION
ATTENTIONATTENTION
ATTENTION
RIDING THE VEHICLERIDING THE VEHICLE
RIDING THE VEHICLERIDING THE VEHICLE
RIDING THE VEHICLE
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