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S a f e d r i v i n g
Driving posture
How to drive is good driving posture
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1.
Be useful to get necessary correct information for driver.
2.
Keep driver and vehicle incorporate.
3.
Allow driver to finish various operation freely.
For a good driver he/she muse have the above three conditions.
Each driver can practice “seven points” in head. Although for each driver’s shape and motorcycle
type, driving postures are slight different, the “seven points” principles are coherent.
Seven point requirements for driving posture
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1.
Eye: pay attention to going and coming vehicles
2.
Shoulder: don’t be too nervous and keep it soft and natural.
3.
Elbow: put two elbows on natural position and a little close to body. Keep upper part of body
relaxation.
4.
Hand: grasp the middle part of handlebar gently
5.
Hip: sit in the position, which doesn’t disturb control direction and braking. relax hip and slightly bend
forward.
6.
Knee: relax knees.
7.
Feet: put tiptoes forward and feet on footboard.
The basic principle of driving posture is that hands, knee, feet, and hip is placed in proper position.
Effective braking
1.
Loosen throttle handlebar and put right hand on disc brake lever.
2.
Grasp rear brake lever with left hand, at the same time with right hand hold disc brake lever.
3.
If suddenly grasp front disc brake lever, front wheel may be blocked and results in turnover.
4.
To get efficient braking capability, use front and rear brake at the same time. But be sure to avoid use front disc brake
when turning.
5.
When braking vehicle, front absorber is compressed, rear wheel goes up, which ensures easy to brake.
6.
Driver must keep correct posture to driver vehicle forward.
7.
When vehicle stops, put feet on ground and front absorber, rear absorber turn back
Summary of Contents for ARN125
Page 5: ...5 A GENERAL INFORMATION...
Page 11: ...11 B PRODUCT...
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Page 37: ...37 F Lubrication system Rocker arm Camshaft assy Crankshaft assy Oil pump assy Fileter assy...
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Page 63: ...63 Charging system circuit diagram AC circuit diagram...
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