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When carrying a load on the
MODIFICATION
motorcycle, mount it as low as
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possible and as close as possible
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equipment
to the machine. An improperly
may
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unsafe or
mounted load can create a high
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center of gravity which is very
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your area.
hazardous and makes the motor
cycle difficult to handle. The size
of the load can also affect the
aerodynamics of the motorcycle.
Balance the load between the left
and right sides of the motorcycle
and fasten it securely.
Carrying
a
passenger
or
attaching cargo to the seat can
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greatly reduce your ability to
balance and steer this motor
cycle on rough terrain. You
may need the full length of the
seat to change position to
maneuver the motorcycle and
deal with quickly changing off-
road conditions, and a passen
ger or cargo may interfere with
your movement. If you lose
control of the motorcycle, both
you and the passenger can be
severely injured.
Never carry a passenger or
cargo on the seat when riding
on rough terrain. Reduce your
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speed and avoid uneven sur
faces, hills, narrow trails, and
other rough terrain when you
carry a passenger or cargo off
road.
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INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
CLUTCH ADJUSTMENT
FUSE
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