Owner's Manual — page 21 of 201

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Additional Considerations for
High Speed Operation

/\ WARNING

Handling characteristics of a
motorcycle at high speeds may
vary from those you are familiar
with at legal highway speeds.
Do not attempt high speed oper-
ation unless you have received
sufficient training and have the
required skills.

Do not operate at high speeds on
public roads.

Brakes

The importance of the brakes, es-
pecially during high speed operation,
cannot be overemphasized. Check to

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see that they are correctly adjusted and a
functioning properly.

Steering

Looseness in the steering can cause
loss of control. Check to see that the
handlebars turns freely but has no play.

Tires

High speed operation is hard on tires,
and good tires are crucial for safe rid-
ing. Examine their overall condition, in-
flate them to the proper pressure, and
check the wheel balance.

Fuel

Have sufficient fuel for the high fuel
consumption during high speed opera-
tion.

Engine Oil

To avoid engine seizure and resulting
loss of control, make sure that the oil
level is at the upper level line.