Braking; Fuel Supply; Running In The Engine - PEUGEOT METROPOLIS ABS 2021 User Manual

BRAKING

Braking system ABS
The ABS braking system is linked to an integrated braking
system operated by the brake pedal.
- The ABS system enables the rider to retain control of
the vehicle when braking in slippery conditions.
- The right and left brake levers operate in the same way
as a conventional braking system, while retaining the
function ABS.
• The right lever acts on the front wheels.
• The left lever acts on the rear wheel.
Use of the brakes
• Close the throttle.
• Activate the brake system by gradually increasing the
pressure.
Avoid braking suddenly on wet roads or
in bends.
Reduce speed on steep slopes to avoid prolonged
braking, as overheating will reduce braking efficiency.

FUEL SUPPLY

The engine must be switched off in order
to fill the fuel tank in complete safety.
A label affixed near the fuel cap reminds you of the type
of fuel to use.
- Open the front storage compartment.
- Remove the tank cap.
- Fill the tank, ensuring the nozzle is correctly inserted
into the filling orifice.
Any overflows
immediately.
The fuel could actually damage painted
surfaces or plastic parts.
Do not fill the fuel tank to excess: The fuel
may expand due to the engine heat or
heat from the sun and overflow.
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Running in the engine is essential to guarantee its
performance and lifetime.
During the running-in period, you are advised not to
overload the engine and to avoid exceeding a higher
than normal operating temperature.
From 0 to500 km
Do not hold the throttle handle open at more than half its
distance of travel over a long trip.
From 500 to1000 km
Do not hold the throttle handle open at more than 3/4 its
distance of travel over a long trip.
Once this mileage has been done, the vehicle can be
used normally.
must be wiped up

RUNNING IN THE ENGINE

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