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Know your limits
Always ride within the boundaries
of your own skills. Knowing these
limits and staying within them will
help you avoid accidents. Ride
only in events appropriate for your
experience.
Safely competing on a motorcycle
requires that your mental and
physical skills are fully part of the
experience. You should not
attempt to operate a motorcycle,
especially one with two wheels, if
you are tired or under the influ-
ence of alcohol or other drugs.
Alcohol, illegal drugs, and even
some prescription and over-the-
counter drugs and cause drowsi-
ness, loss of coordination, loss of
balance, and loss of good judge-
ment. If you are tired or under the
influence of alcohol or other
drugs, PLEASE DO NOT RIDE
your motorcycle.
Conclusion
The actions of other riders are
unpredictable. Your motorcycle’s
condition can change. These fac-
tors can best be dealt with by giv-
ing every ride your full attention.
Circumstances beyond your con-
trol could lead to an accident. You
need to prepare for the unex-
pected by wearing a helmet and
other protective gear, and practic-
ing safe riding techniques to mini-
mize the damage to you and your
machine.
May all of your rides on your new
Suzuki be winning rides!
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