1. Complete the recommended safety training before driving this vehicle.
2. Do not allow persons under the age of 16 to drive this vehicle. Never allow anyone with a cognitive impairment or disability to drive this vehicle.
3. Do not carry passengers on this ATV.
4. The exhaust gas emitted by the engine is toxic. Never start or run the engine in an enclosed area.
5. Before driving, learn how to use the auxiliary brake in an emergency (if the main brake is not available).
6. Drive this vehicle only in off-road conditions. Never drive this vehicle on pavement, shared streets, roads or highways, including dirt and gravel roads.
7. When the visibility is low, such as fog, rain and darkness, you should slow down and drive carefully. Clean headlights frequently and replace burned-out bulbs immediately.
8. Drive the vehicle in a manner that is consistent with your driving skills and driving conditions. Never drive too fast. Attempts to slide, jump or other stunts are prohibited. While driving, never remove your hands from the handlebars, and keep your feet on the pedals.
9. Never drink alcohol or drugs before or while driving an ATV.
10. Always use the correct size and type of tires for your vehicle's specifications. Always maintain proper tire pressure.
11. Never drive a damaged ATV. After a rollover or accident, hire a qualified repair dealer to inspect the entire vehicle for damage.
12. Driving on ice is prohibited unless you have independently verified that the ice is thick enough to withstand the weight and power of the ATV, yourself and your cargo, and any other vehicles in the same party.
13. Do not touch the high temperature exhaust system components. Always keep combustibles away from the exhaust system.
14. When the vehicle is not in use, be sure to remove the ignition key to prevent unauthorized use.
