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Starter Button
The starter button (1) operates the starter. When you press the button, the starter cranks
the engine. The use of the button is explained on "Starting the Engine".
Engine Stop Switch
Your motorcycle is equipped with an engine stop switch (2). At the "OFF" position, the
ignition circuit is open. The switch should normally be placed at the "RUN" position. Do
not use this switch except to stop the engine in an emergency.
Headlight Switch
The headlight switch (3) has three positions: "H", "P" and "OFF" marked by a dot to the
right of "P".
H:
Headlight, tail light, position light and meter lights on.
P:
Position light, tail light and meter lights on.
OFF:
(dot) Headlight, tail light, position light and meter lights off.
Headlight Dimmer Switch (1)
Push the dimmer switch to "Hi" to select high beam or to "Lo" to select low beam.
Passing Light Control Switch (2)
When this switch is pressed, the headlight flashed on to signal approaching cars or when
passing.
Turn Signal Switch (3)
Move to L to signal a left turn, R to signal a right turn. Press to turn signal off.
Horn Button (4)
When this button is pressed the horn sounds.
Voltmeter
The needle should remain within 12-15V when the engine is running over 2000 min
(rpm). If the needle drops to 10-12V, the battery is excessively discharged. Turn any
accessories off and have the battery removed and checked. If the needle reads below 10V
or above 15V, there is a malfunction in the electrical system (See your authorised
HONDA deal er.)
NOTE: Check the voltmeter after the needle stabilises. The needle will stabilise
approximately one minute after starting the engine.
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