Safety Information; Riding In Safety - Benelli BN600R Manual Del Usuario

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SAFETY INFORMATION

Be a responsible owner.
As the owner of the vehicle, you are re-
sponsible for its safe and correct opera-
tion.
Motorcycles are vehicles with two
wheels in line.
Their safe use and operation depend on
using correct riding techniques and the
experience of the rider.
Each rider must be aware of the follow-
ing requirements before using this mo-
torcycle
The rider must:
• Meet all of the legal requirements cur-
rently in force (licence or provisional
licence, number plate, registrations).
• Receive full information from a com-
petent source concerning all of the
motorcycle's operating aspects.
• Respect all of the warnings and in-
structions for maintenance in this use
and maintenance manual.
• Receive suitable, qualified training
about safe and correct riding tech-
niques.
• Request professional, technical as-
sistance according to that stated in
the Use and iMaintenance Manual
and/or made necessary by mechani-
cal conditions.

RIDING IN SAFETY

Carry out all of the necessary checks be-
fore use each time you use the vehicle,
to make sure that it is able to operate in
safety.
Failure to carry out inspections or the
correct maintenance of the vehicle will
increase the chances vehicle damage.
This motorcycle has been designed to
carry the driver and one passenger.
The main cause of accidents between
motorcycles and cars is that car drivers
cannot see or identify motor cyclists in
traffi c. Many accidents are caused by
cars drivers who did not see the motor-
cycle.
Make sure you are properly visible, as
this has an excellent effect on the pos-
sibility of these types of accident
Therefore:
• IWear a brightly-coloured jacket.
• Be very careful when approaching
and crossing at crossing points, as
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these are the sites of most frequent
motorcycle accidents.
• Travel where other road users can
see you. Do not travel in the shadow
of another vehicle. Many accidents
involve inexperienced riders. Many
riders involved in accidents do not
have a valid motorcycle licence.
• Make sure that you are qualified and
only lend your motorcycle to other ex-
pert riders.
• Be aware of your capabilities and lim-
its. Stay within your limits as this will
help to avoid accidents.
• We advise you to practise on the mo-
torbike in areas without traffic until
you have become more experienced
with both the motorcycle and its con-
trols
Many accidents are the results of rider
errors when manoeuvring.
A typical error is taking bends too wide or
too fast, or even with insuffi cient inclina-
tion compared to travel speed.
• Always abide by speed limits and
never travel faster than the road con-
ditions and traffic allow.
• Always signal changes in direction
and lane.