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PROTECTIVE APPAREL
I. Most motorcycle accident fatalities are
due to head injuries: ALWAYS wear a
helmet. You should also wear a face
shield or goggles, boots, gloves, and
protective clothing. A passenger needs
the same protection.
2. The exhaust system becomes very hot
during operation, and
it
remains hot
after operation. Never touch any part of
the hot exhaiJst system. Wear clothing
that fully coyers your legs.
3. Do not-wear loose clothing which could
catch on the control levers, footpegs.
or wheels.
MODI FICATlONS
l?iWiiWWN
.. Modification of the motorcycle, or
removal of original equipment may
render the. vehicle unsafe or illegal.
Obey all federal, state, and local equip-
ment regulations.
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LOADING AND ACCESSORIES
I. Keep cargo and accessory weight low
and close to the center of the motor-
cycle. Load weight equally on both
sides to minimize imbalance. As weight
is located farther from the motorcycle's
center of gravity. handling is propor-
tionally affected.
2. Adjust tire pressure (TUBELESS TIRES,
page 5), front fork air pressure and rear
shock absorber air pressure (SUSPEN-
SION, page 8) to suit load weight and
riding conditions.
3. Luggage racks are for light weight
items. Do not carry more than 20 lbs.
of cargo on a luggage rack behind the
seat. Bulky items too far behind the
rider may cause wind turbulence that
impairs handling.
4. All cargo and
accessories must be
secure for stable handling. Re-check
cargo security and accessory mounts
frequently.
5. Do not attach large, heavy items to the
handlebars,
front
forks, or fender.
Unstable
handling or slow steering
response may result.
,
6'. Do not exceed maximum capacity load
of Honda accessories.
Travel trunk: 20 Ibs (9 kg)
Saddlebags:
20 Ibs (9 kg) each side
Fairing pockets:
Sibs (2 kg) each side
Travel trunk pockets:
I lbs (0,5 kg) each side
7. Honda fairing, travel trunk and sad-
dlebags
are
designed
for
GLIIOO,
GLllOO INTERSTATE and GLJ 100
ASPENCADE
only.
D.o, not
install
them on any other mQtorcycle.
8. Do not store articles between fairing
and motorcycle. They may interfere
with steering causing loss of control.
9. Do not remove the weight attached to
the front forks near the steering head
when the fairing is installed. Stability
may be adversely affected.
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