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Caution
Do not run the engine for a long time when not rid-
ing. Otherwise, the engine may be overheated. An
overheated engine can cause damage to the inter-
nal parts and components of the engine.
If the motorcycle does not run immediately, shut
down the engine.
Motorcycle starting
With the side stand retracted, hold firmly the clutch
lever, pause for a few seconds, and depress the
shift lever to engage the first gear position. Rotate
the accelerator grip towards the driver's direction
while slowly and smoothly releasing the clutch lever.
Now, the motorcycle can start to move forward.
Use of transmission
The transmission can ensure that the engine may
run smoothly within the normal operating range. The
driver should select the most appropriate gear posi-
tion for the general conditions. Do not slip the clutch
to control the motorcycle speed. Preferably, slow
down the engine to run within the normal operating
range.
Driving on a slope
When climbing a steep slope, the motorcycle will
start to slow down and present insufficient power. If
this is the case, shift to the low-speed gear position
so that the engine can resume normal power output.
The gear position should be shifted quickly to avoid
the motorcycle losing power for a short time.
When running downhill, shift to the low-speed gear
position. Do not run the engine beyond the required
speed range.
Use of brake and parking
To completely turn off the accelerator, release the
grip while using the front and rear brakes evenly.
Shift to a low-speed gear position to decelerate.
Before stopping the motorcycle, hold firmly the
clutch lever (at the open position) and shift to the
neutral position. Observe the neutral indicator light
to identify whether the transmission is placed at the
neutral position.
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