For your safety
and the safety of others, please carefully read the following
information before operating your bike or ATV.
You must comply with all local laws and regulations. Licensing
and registration varies from Province to Province. Read
through owner’s manual, follow all instructions and understand
all safety precautions before and when riding. NEVER allow
anyone to drive your bike or ATV without explaining all
details of safety information listed here.
Bikes and ATVs listed in this website are Restricted-Use
Motorcycles; they are not intended for use on public streets,
roads, and highways. RIDE only in approved areas such as
racetracks, private property, or off road areas.
NEVER ride your bike or ATV at dusk and at night, avoid
riding on wet, icy, oily, unpaved surfaces, cracks, slopes,
ledges, drop offs, bodies of water and other obstacles that
may cause you to get hurt in an accident.
Getting geared up! ALWAYS wear the proper protective gear
when operating your bike, including but not limited to an
approved motorcycle helmet, elbow pads, kneepads, gloves,
eye protection, close-toed shoes.
Never wear loose fitting clothing when operating your
bike or ATV, don’t ride barefoot or in sandals, keep the
shoelaces out of the way of wheels and chains.
NEVER carry a passenger. Your bike and ATV are designed
for one person only.
o DO NOT ride the bike or ATV under the influence of alcohol
or drugs. NEVER ride beyond your personal abilities or faster
than conditions warrant.
ALWAYS keep your face, feet, hands and hair away from
moving parts during operation of the bike or ATV.
DO NOT touch any part of the chain, muffler, motor or
wheels while the bike or ATV are operating.
Always wear long legged pants to ride the bike or ATV,
never touch the exhaust pipe during operation; the exhaust
pipe is extremely hot and you will get burned if you touch
it!
If you are new to operating the bike or ATV, do ride slowly
and cautiously in a safe area, take time to learn and practice.
Before riding, always test the braking system, steering
system, remote kill switch, inspect brakes, bolts, wheels,
tire alignment, and the chain to make sure that all parts
are properly functioned and are securely fastened before
and after every ride.
Keep your bike or ATV in a safe place; do not store it
near an open flame and heat source.
Always remember safety first and the fun will follow. |
