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Precaution for Off-road Surfaces
Driving on off-road surfaces (unpaved road) is different from on a paved road. It requires driving
experience, and errors may lead to serious injury. Consider joining an ADV club to get more off-road
instruction, driving routes, and driving areas.
Always keep a sate distance from other riders ahead of you and behind of you when riding in a group.
Never operate carelessly or make unexpected maneuvers with other vehicles close by. Stay on designated
trails and riding areas, and discourage others from operating in unauthorized locations.
Pay attention to the following safety precautions to prevent accidents on gentle off-road roads:
1. Cargo weight carried in the left and right side boxes should try to be equal. Balance is very important
when driving off-road, especially in soft sand terrain or wetland terrain that is easy to get stuck, drift, or
requires additional throttle to maintain a constant speed.
2. When driving off-road in complex or extreme surface conditions, reducing the tire pressure
appropriately can help for better operating control, ground holding, and stability.
3. Keep constant throttle opening during off-road driving and prevent abrupt throttle changes.
4. Keep the handlebar stable during off-road driving to prevent steering waggling.
5. Try best to use rear brake and engine brake to reduce the speed and maintain steering control.
6. Plan a sensible driving route. Avoid serious conditions or surfaces that are beyond your driving ability.
Pay high attention to the conditions during driving and try best to choose solid ground.
7. Try best to bypass deep puddles or muddy ground. Test the water depth and surface condition, and if
you can, avoid riding through it.
8. Consult your authorized CFMOTO dealer for more safety information.
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