Kove 450 RALLY 2022 User manual

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Two-wheeled motorcycle instruction manual Tibet New Summit Motorcycle Co.,Ltd

First of all, congratulations on your purchase of a new Kove brand motorcycle!
Two-wheeled motorcycle instruction manual
The second edition（NOV. 2022）
By choosing a Kove motorcycle product, you have become a member of the Kove Motorcycle family.
The instruction manual introduces the main specifications, basic structure, adjustment methods and maintenance knowledge of the motorcycle. It will guide
you to master the basic operation of the motorcycle as well as troubleshooting or reducing common faults, which will effectively guarantee the safety of driving,
bring out the best performance of the vehicle, and improve the service life of the vehicle。
This manual contains the basic configuration of the motorcycle, the content and pictures are for reference only, please refer to the real thing.
Due to the factory time, user requirements and design improvements, etc., may lead to differences between the actual vehicle and the manual content, we
reserve the right to make changes at any time without further notice or obligation, so please understand the inconvenience caused.
The instruction manual is one of the necessary accessories for the motorcycle and should be attached to the vehicle when reselling it to another person.
The copyright of this manual belongs to the company, without the written consent of the company is not allowed to reprint, violators will be investigated.
To ensure your safety and increase your riding pleasure：
Please read this instruction manual carefully.
Please follow all recommendations and procedures in the instruction manual.
Please pay close attention to the safety information written in the instruction manual and pasted on the motorcycle.
To the owners
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Security precautions
Your safety and the safety of others is important, and riding this motorcycle safely is an important responsibility.
To help you make informed decisions about your safety , we have provided procedures and other information on the safety label and in the instruction
manual that will alert you to potential hazards that could harm you or others.
-if you don't follow the instructions, you may be injured.
-if you don't follow the instructions, it will result in serious injury or death.
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Of course, it would be impractical for us to list all the dangers associated with motorcycle riding and maintenance, and you must make the
correct judgment.
The addition of electrical equipment is prohibited because the battery used in this motorcycle is a lithium battery, which has a small capacity and
may result in a loss of power if electrical equipment is added.
This motorcycle is equipped with a high-speed engine, and for your driving safety, it is recommended that you reduce violent driving.
You will see important safety information in various forms, including：
Safety label on the body of the motorcycle；
The safety message is preceded by a safety warning symbol and one of the following three warnings: CAUTION, DANGER, WARNING。
The meanings of the three warning phrases are shown below：
if you don't follow the instructions, it will result in serious injury or death.
Additional important information is listed below the following headings：
-information to help you avoid damage to your motorcycle, other property or the environment.
NOTE
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CAUTION
DANGER
WARNING

Catalog
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Motorcycle Safety 4
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Operation Guide
Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Related Information
Technical Parameters

Motorcycle Safety
This section contains important information for safe motorcycle riding, please read this section
carefully.
Security Guide
Safety Precautions
Accessories and modifications
Loading Guide
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Riding Precautions

Security Guide
To enhance the safety of your ride, please follow these guidelines：
Perform all daily and routine checks specified in the operating instructions。
Before refilling the fuel tank, turn off the engine and keep it away from sparks and open flames.
Don't start the engine in a confined or semi-confined space because the exhaust gases contain carbon monoxide, a toxic gas that can be
fatal.
Helmets and protective clothing have been shown to significantly reduce the chance of injury to the head and other parts of the body, and to reduce the extent
of injury. Therefore, always wear a certified motorcycle helmet and protective clothing when riding.
Always wear a helmet
Before Riding
Make sure you are in good physical condition, focused, and have not been drinking or taking drugs. Wear a certified motorcycle helmet and protective
clothing, keep your hands on the steering handlebars and your feet on the pedals, and lean your body when turning, even when the motorcycle is stopped.
Take the time to learn and practice
Even if you have ridden other motorcycles, practice driving this motorcycle in a safe area to become familiar with the operation and handling of this motorcycle and
to adapt to the size and weight of the motorcycle.
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Be aware of protection when riding a bike
Always be aware of the vehicles around you, don't assume that other drivers can see you, and always be prepared to apply emergency brakes or dodge detours.

Make yourself easily seen
Never ride beyond your personal capabilities or exceed the speed limit set by your motorcycle. Fatigue and negligence can impair your ability to make good
judgments and ride safely.
Especially at night, wear bright reflective clothing to make yourself more visible, stop where other drivers can see you, turn on your signal before turning or
changing lanes, and honk your horn to alert pedestrians when necessary.
Do not drink and drive
Keep your motorcycle in safe condition
It is important to keep your motorcycle in good condition at all times; check your motorcycle before each ride and complete all recommended maintenance
and repairs, do not modify your motorcycle or add accessories that would affect safety, and strictly prohibit overloading.
Dealing with unexpected events
Your personal safety is your first priority. If you or anyone else is injured, you should first carefully assess the severity of the injury and determine whether it
is safe to continue riding. If necessary, call for emergency assistance. When other people or vehicles are involved in a collision, you should also follow the laws and
regulations that apply.
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If you decide to continue riding, first turn the ignition switch to the " " (off) position, then assess the condition of the motorcycle, check for oil leaks, check
that key nuts and bolts are tight, and check the steering handle, steering column, brakes and wheels, and ride slowly and carefully.。
Your motorcycle may have sustained damage that is not immediately apparent, so please take it to an authorized Kove motorcycle repair store or a qualified repair
store for a thorough inspection as soon as possible.

Carbon monoxide hazards
The exhaust contains toxic carbon monoxide, a colorless and odorless gas that can cause unconsciousness and may even be fatal if
inhaled.
If you start your engine in a confined or semi-confined space, the air you inhale may contain dangerous amounts of carbon monoxide.
Never start the engine in a garage or other confined space.
•Running a motorcycle engine in a confined or semi-confined space can lead to a rapid build-up of toxic carrbon monoxide gas.
•Inhalation of this colorless and odorless gas can cause rapid loss of consciousness and death.
•Start the motorcycle engine only in a well-ventilated outdoor area.
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Warning

Safety Precautions
Drive carefully, always keep your hands on the steering handle and your feet on the pedals.
Always pay attention to driving safety, try to stay away from all kinds of vehicles, avoid pedestrians and slow down.
Observe basic driving rules and drive on the right.
Never carry a passenger. Your motorcycle is designed for single riders, and carrying a passenger may cause an accident in which you and others
may be injured。
Protective clothing
Make sure you are wearing a certified motorcycle helmet, goggles and visible protective clothing, and ride carefully according to weather a
nd road conditions.
Helmets
Certified by safety standards, eye-catching and sized to fit your head.
Must be secure and comfortable and held in place with a chin strap.
Face shield or other certified goggles that do not obstruct vision.
❙Gloves
High abrasion resistant full finger leather gloves.
•Not wearing a helmet increases the chances of serious injury or death in an accident.
•Make sure you always wear certified helmets and protective clothing.
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❙Boots or riding shoes
Sturdy and slip-resistant boots that protect the ankle.
❙Clothing
Eye-catching long-sleeved shirt and durable pants(or protec
tive suit) with protective effect for riding.
Warning

Riding Precautions
Break in period
Follow these guidelines during the first 500 miles of driving to ensure reliability and performance later
in the motorcycle's life.
Avoid full throttle starts or rapid acceleration.
Avoid emergency braking and rapid downshifting.
Ride with caution.
Brake
Follow these guidelines：
Avoid excessive emergency braking and downshifting
Sudden braking can reduce the stability of your motorcycle。
Slow down before turning, or you risk slipping and falling.
Always ride carefully on slippery roads
Tires on such surfaces are more likely to skid and require longer braking distances.
avoid continuous braking
When going downhill on long and steep slopes, repeated braking will cause the brakes to seriously overheat and affect the braking effect, so the brakes should be
used intermittently to slow down with the help of engine braking.
Using both front and rear brakes can achieve complete braking effect.
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